What Do We Know about Nontraditional Careers? [and] How Can We Effectively Recruit and Teach Nontraditional Students? /

What Do We Know about Nontraditional Careers? [electronic resource] : [and] How Can We Effectively Recruit and Teach Nontraditional Students? / Pat Clark, Ed.

The two two-page briefs in this packet focus on nontraditional careers and nontraditional students and how to recruit and teach nontraditional students. "What Do We Know about Nontraditional Careers?" notes that men and women still tend to work in careers that are traditional for their sex...

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Corporate Author: Ohio State University. College of Human Ecology
Other Authors: Clark, Pat
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 2000.
Subjects:
Classroom Techniques.
Educational Attitudes.
Educational Change.
Educational Improvement.
Females.
Guidelines.
Integrated Curriculum.
Males.
Minority Groups.
Nontraditional Occupations.
Nontraditional Students.
Occupational Segregation.
Postsecondary Education.
School Holding Power.
Secondary Education.
Sex Bias.
Sex Discrimination.
Sex Fairness.
Sex Role.
Student Attitudes.
Student Recruitment.
Teacher Attitudes.
Teaching Methods.
Womens Education.

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