Design for Competence Based Education in Special Education
Reported are proceedings of a conference on competency based teacher education (cbte) and the preparation of special educators. Papers on the following topics are included: cbte and the education of the handicapped (H. Saettler); models for coalitions in special education teacher training (M. Reynolds); principles and practices for designing special education cb programs (W. Houston); practical considerations in implementing cb special education training programs (A. Blackhurst); delineating, training, and evaluating particular competencies in special education (J. Strauch); the affective development of teachers (E. Schultz); the City University of New York's cbte module project (P. Kay); parent involvement in the education of young handicapped children (S. Cohen); interpersonal perception (L. Ruderman); and professional certification and cbte in New York state (V. Gazzetta). Included are summaries of a discussion on teacher preparation and certification, role-alike group discussions, and consortial group discussions. Also provided are a statement of the New York State United Teachers' position and guidelines on cbte, a bibliography of selected and annotated cb references and curriculum materials, and lists of conference planners and participants. (Gw).
"Reported are proceedings of a conference on competency based teacher education (cbte) and the preparation of special educators. Papers on the following topics are included: cbte and the education of the handicapped (H. Saettler); models for coalitions in special education teacher training (M. Reynolds); principles and practices for designing special education cb programs (W. Houston); practical considerations in implementing cb special education training programs (A. Blackhurst); delineating, training, and evaluating particular competencies in special education (J. Strauch); the affective development of teachers (E. Schultz); the City University of New York's cbte module project (P. Kay); parent involvement in the education of young handicapped children (S. Cohen); interpersonal perception (L. Ruderman); and professional certification and cbte in New York state (V. Gazzetta). Included are summaries of a discussion on teacher preparation and certification, role-alike group discussions, and consortial group discussions. Also provided are a statement of the New York State United Teachers' position and guidelines on cbte, a bibliography of selected and annotated cb references and curriculum materials, and lists of conference planners and participants. (Gw)."@en
"Design for Competence Based Education in Special Education"@en
"Design for competence based education in special education; proceedings from a New York State Conference on Competence Based Teacher Education and Special Education. John J. Creamer project director Joseph T. Gilmore project coordinator"@en
"Design for competence based education in special education : proceedings from a New York State conference on competence based education in special education"@en
"Design for competence based education in special education : proceedings from a New York State Conference on competence based teacher education and special education"
"Design for competence based education in special education : proceedings from a New York State conference on competence based teacher education and special education"
"Design for competence based education in special education; proceedings from a New York State Conference on Competence Based Teacher Education and Special Education. [Edited by] John J. Creamer [and] Joseph T. Gilmore"@en
New York State Conference on Competence Based Teacher Education and Special Education, Glenmont, N.Y., 1974.
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New York State Conference on Competency-Based Teacher Education and Special Education (1974 : Glenmont, N.Y.)
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State Univ. of New York, Albany. Office of the Regents.
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Syracuse University. Division of Special Education and Rehabilitation.
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Children with disabilities Education New York (State) Congresses.
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Enfants handicapés Éducation New York (État) congrès.
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