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No takers on this one. Still havn't found a solution to this, google hasn't really helped that much.
I've been stumped by this problem for a while.
When using aircrack or cowpatty, they can't seem to read my dictionary files correctly as I have special characters in it " !$)^ "
Aircrack will just say the password is not in the file, and cowpatty returns an error about an unexpected token " ') "
I've read, and re-read, this article on special characters
aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=faq#how_to_use_spaces_double_quote_and _single_quote_etc._in_ap_names
but I am still confused.
It seems learning about escape characters is a must
To sum it up briefly:
Before any special character (which includes a white space), insert a backslash " \ ".
would become: \£2\*\"s\*\!
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No takers on this one. Still havn't found a solution to this, google hasn't really helped that much.
Think about what you just wrote for a minute...
If I understand you correctly, you wish to know how cowpatty/aircrack can recover a WPA passphrase that has special characters. Correct?
You also state that your error message is "the password is not in the file". Correct?
I believe you have answered your own question. The passphrase is NOT in your dictionary file, therefore the tools you are using cannot find it.
Solution: Put your passphrase into the dictionary you are using and try again.
Other stuff:
Special Characters: The link and wiki you referred to in your posts concerns Access Point SSID's not passphrases. Passphrases are what they are.
Your WPA Passphrase: Due to it's complexity, is probably unrecoverable by normal WPA cracking methods (unless you specifically put it in a dictionary file).
Good Luck...
That's what I had done originally. I had two password lists; one with just my WPA passphrase in it, and another with around 20,000 passwords including mine in there aswell.
Both returned "not found"; however with the 20,000 password lists; if I dont put my password in it you can see it working away at each pass for a few minutes trying to find the password, as soon as I put my pass in the list it straight away says the pass hasn't been found with out trying any. Seems as the symbols are messing it up some how...hmmm
Oh well no worries I suppose, If I'm having this problem then any hackers attacking my network will, more than likely, have aswell
Okay, I see what you are saying. I've never come across this problem myself and not sure if this will fix it, but give it a try:
\!\!56the\!\$)%^?? (escaping individual characters)
'!!56the!$)%^??' (single quote escape of the phrase)
"!!56the!$)%^??" (double quote escape of the phrase)
Try all three in a dictionary and see if any of them work.
Good Luck...


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Korn to perform in club shows as part of fall tour
The guys in Korn will be making a few stops in some of the country's smaller venues this fall. They've added a handful of club shows to their touring schedule, starting September 26th at Philadelphia's Electric Factory. The band will also visit the Roseland Ballroom in New York City; the Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts; and the Riviera Theatre in Chicago.
More intimate gigs are expected to be announced soon as Korn continues to promote their upcoming album, The Paradigm Shift. Frontman Jonathan Davis says he can't wait to play some of the new tunes at these shows, which he says are for their "diehard" fans. The Paradigm Shift is scheduled to hit stores on October 8th.
Here are the club shows Korn has announced so far:
9/26 -- Philadelphia, PA -- Electric Factory
9/27 -- New York, NY -- Roseland Ballroom
9/29 -- Worcester, MA -- The Palladium
10/2 -- Chicago, IL -- The Riviera Theatre
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LED ZEPPELIN REUNION SHOW FINALLY TO BE RELEASED Led Zeppelin has been posting teasers on its Facebook page indicating that the band may finally be releasing on DVD its 2007 reunion concert at London's 20,000-seat O2 Arena, and the U.K.'s Sun newspaper says it will be released worldwide on Nov. 22, just in time for Christmas. The paper quotes a source saying that guitarist Jimmy Page has been working on the DVD for months.
Don't look for any more Zep reunions. In an interview last year with Rolling Stone, singer Robert Plant, said, "I've gone so far somewhere else that I almost can't relate to it."
The concert was the band's only full show since the death of drummer John Bonham in 1980. Shortly afterward, the remaining three members, Page, Plant and bassist-organist John Paul Jones, announced that they were disbanding.
The surviving trio reunited three times to perform brief sets, in 1985 at Live Aid in Philadelphia with Phil Collins and Tony Thompson on drums; in 1988 at the Atlantic Records 40 th Anniversary Concert with Bonham's son Jason filling in; and in 1995 at their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, again with Jason Bonham. The younger Bonham also played the 2007 reunion concert.
The O2 concert was notable for the band's inclusion into its 16-song set of two songs it never performed in their entirety before, "Ramble On," from 1969's "Led Zeppelin II," and "For Your Life," from its 1976 LP, "Presence."
The concert was officially billed as The Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert in honor of the founder of Atlantic Records, who died the year before.
Among those in the star-studded audience were Paul McCartney, Lulu, Mick Jagger, Jeff Beck, Pink Floyd guitarist Dave Gilmour, Queen's guitarist Brian May, Peter Gabriel, Heart's singer Ann Wilson, U2 guitarist The Edge, The Foo Fighter's leader Dave Grohl, and Oasis' Gallagher brothers.
Zep's opening acts included former Rolling Stone bassist Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings (that included Procol Harum leader Gary Brooker, Georgie Fame and Everly Brothers' guitarist Albert Lee, with guest Ten Year After guitarist-singer Alvin Lee; Foreigner; Free/Bad Company/The Firm and Queen singer Paul Rodgers; and a one-off all-star band with The Nice/ELP keyboardist Keith Emerson, Yes bassist Chris Squire, former Plastic Ono Band and current Yes drummer Alan White and Bad Company drummer Simon Kirke.
NEIL YOUNG'S BRIDGE SCHOOL BENEFITS SET Neil and Pegi Young announced the lineups for their 26 th Annual Bridge School Benefit concerts on Oct. 20 -21 at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, outside San Francisco, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
The lineup both days includes Young and Crazy Horse, former White Stripes singer-guitarist Jack White, Guns N' Roses, The Flaming Lips, Sarah McLachlan, and Lucinda Williams. Other performers include k.d. lang and The Siss Boom Bang, young hotshot blues guitarist Gary Clarke, Jr., Foster the People, and Steve Martin & The Stone Canyon Rangers. Tickets go on sale Friday.
TOWER OF POWER'S CONTE HAS LEUKEMIA, NEEDS HELP Bruce Conte, longtime guitarist for R&B funksters Tower of Power, has been diagnosed with leukemia, according to Pollstar. He was recently hospitalized for three days in L.A., where he underwent two bone marrow biopsies and other test.
The band announced that Conte, who initially joined the group in 1972 and played on its biggest hits, including "What is Hip?" in 1974, can use the public's help because he doesn't have any medical insurance. Go to http://www.towerofpower.com/news-and-updates/ or to the Friends of Bruce Conte Facebook page for information on how you can help.
Tower of Power plays with The Average White Band on Friday at the L.A. County Fair and at Humphrey's in San Diego on Saturday. The band has a solo gig at the Kern County Fair in Bakersfield on Sept. 20.
PETE TOWNSHEND HONORED BY NAMM The Who's guitarist Pete Townshend will receive the Les Paul Award at the 2013 NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) convention, on Jan. 25 at the Anaheim Hilton, according to the organization. The award, named after the pioneering electric guitarist and inventor who died in 2009 at age 94, was created 'to honor individuals or institutions that have set the highest standards of excellence in the creative application of audio and music technology." Among the previous winners are Paul McCartney, Brian Wilson, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, Neil Young and Sting.
On Nov. 1 in Sunrise, Florida., The Who begins the first of two legs of an upcoming American tour that will see the band performing its 1973 rock opera, "Quadrophenia," in its entirety. They kick off the second leg the Honda Center in Anaheim on Jan. 28, the Staples Center in downtown L.A. on Jan. 30, and the Valley View Casino Center in San Diego on Feb. 5.
DAVE STEWART TALKS EURYTHMICS MUSICAL Former Eurythmics guitarist Dave Stewart took a moment while promoting his new album, "The Ringmaster General," to tell Reuters that he's planning to produce a musical using his former band's songs. "I have this idea of putting them all together in a theatrical piece in the not too distant future," he said.
Regarding a reunion with his Eurythmics partner, singer Annie Lennox, he says, "We're not talking about one right now, but never say never."
VINCE GILL GETS HOLLYWOOD STAR Country singer-guitarist Vince Gill received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, reports The Boot. Among those in attendance were his wife, contemporary Christian pop singer Amy Grant and Reba McEntire. "I moved here as a 19-year-old kid, as an aspiring musician," Oklahoma native Gill noted of his L.A. experience. "It was, by far, the luckiest thing I eve did. I came out here with a banjo and a guitar to sunny southern California to try to make it." It wasn't long inlongbefore he hit stardom.
Initially, a bluegrass player, early onGill played in Ricky Skaggs' band, Boone Creek and with well-known fiddler Byron Berline before joining Rodney Crowell's group, The Cherry Bombs. In 1978, as a 22-year-old, he achieved national fame when he joined established country rockers Pure Prairie League. Soon, he was leading the group.
JOE SOUTH DIES Country and pop music singer-songwriter Joe South died of an apparent heart attack at his home in Buford, Georgiaa., at age 72, reports NPR. South wrote himself two major hits, both songs that looked at society, "Games People Play," that won the Song of the Year Grammy in 1970, and later that year, "Walk a Mile in My Shoes," that went to No. 3 on the adult contemporary singles chart.
As a songwriter he penned hits for others, including "Down in the Boondocks," that hit No. 9 in 1965 for Billy Joe Royal; "Hush' that Deep Purple made its first hit, in 1968, peaking at No. 4; "Yo-Yo," a No. 3 single in 1971 for The Osmonds; and Lynn Anderson's 1971 international smash, "(I Never Promised You a) Rose Garden," that also reached No. 3 here.
South was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1979.
As a session guitarist, South can be heard on the hit version and the electric version of Simon and Garfunkel's "Sounds of Silence," Aretha Franklin's "Chain of Fools," Tommy Roe's "Sheila," and throughout Bob Dylan's classic, "Blonde on Blonde" album.
DOROTHY MCGUIRE DIES Dorothy McGuire, of the singing McGuire Sisters that recorded a string of hits in the '50 s and '60 s that are now considered standards, died at her home in upscale Paradise Valley, Arizona., at age 84, according to the "Today" show. Her son said that she had suffered from Parkinson's disease for a long time. Dorothy was the sister in the middle, flanked by older sister Christine and younger sister Phyllis, who both survive her.
Among the trio's Top 10 hits were their second single, "Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight," in 1954; the No. 1 smash, "Sincerely," in 1955; and another No. 1, "Sugartime," in 1957. The sister's were the subject of an HBO movie in 1995, "Sugartime." They last reunited in 2004 for a PBS special, "Magic Moments: Best of '50 s Pop," that still receives constant airings.
The McGuire Sisters were inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2001, and the Hit Parade Hall of Fame in 2009.
LYNYRD SKYNYRD, ZZ TOP AND DEEP PURPLE COVERED A new 2-CD, "Lynyrd Skynyrd & ZZ Top As Played By." features the two band's songs covered by the likes of Molly Hatchet with Charlie Daniels, Canned Heat, Black Oak Arkansas, former McCoys' leader Rick Derringer, The Atlanta Rhythm Section, Pat Travers, The Outlaws, The Tubes' Fee Waybill, Great White, Blackfoot, and Sky Saxon & The Seeds, with former Jefferson Airplane drummer Joey Covington, Johnny and Edgar Winter's Winters Brothers Band, and Walter Trout, former guitarist for Canned Heat and John Mayall's Bluesbreakers.
Deep Purple is feted on the import CD, "Re-Machined: A Tribute to Machine Head," the British hard rocker's 1971 LP that went to No. 1 in their native U.K. and No. 7 here, staying on the Billboard Hot 200 album chart for 118 weeks (two years and four months). Participating artists include guitar wizards Steve Vai, Zakk Wylde, Carlos Santana, Joe Bonomassa, as well as Iron Maiden, Chickenfoot, Metallica and The Flaming Lips.
NEKTAR'S COVERS CD English prog rockers Nektar, who originally formed in Hamburg, Germany in 1969, released its first cover's album, "A Spoonful of Time." The quartet got considerable help on the project from some British rock royalty, including Yes and Asia guitarist Steve Howe, former Yes keyboardist Rick Wakeman, Cream and Blind Faith drummer Ginger Baker, Moody Blues keyboardist Patrick Moraz, Zombies and Argent keyboardist Rod Argent, Deep Purple drummer Ian Paice, as well as past and present members of Marillion, Tangerine Dream, Hawkwind, King Crimson, Dream Theater, and The Mahavishnu Orchestra.
Among the songs Nektar and friends cover are Rush's "Spirit of Radio," The Steve Miller Band's "Fly Like an Eagle," Blind Faith's "Can't Find My Way Home," The Rolling Stones' "2000 Light years From Home," The Doors' "Riders On The Storm," Neil Young's "Old Man," Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here," former Spooky Tooth leader Gary Wright's "Dream Weaver," and Toto's "Africa," featuring that band's former singer and keyboard player Bobby Kimball.
NEW RELEASES Among the recently released albums, digital reissues and deluxe box sets are "Tempest," the 35 th studio album from Bob Dylan in his 50-year recording history; "Calling Me Home," the 15 th studio effort since 1984 from country singer Kathy Mattea; "Live at Mandel Hall 1957," from iconic folk singer Peter Seeger; "Away From The World," the eighth studio CD from The Dave Matthews Band; "La Futura," the 15 th studio album since 1971 and the first in nine years from that little 's 'ol band from Texas, ZZ Top; a 2-CD, "Privateering," the seventh official studio album since the demise of Dire Straits from that British band's leader, Mark Knopfler; and "Live at Rockpalast 1978" from Ian Dury & The Blockheads; "Love this Giant," from former Talking Heads top head David Byrne & indie art rocker St. Vincent; the soundtrack to the 1954 operetta, "Romberg's The Student Prince," from legendary opera singer Mario Lanza; and "Patti Page Sings Country & Western Golden Hits," that includes Johnny Cash's "I Walk the Line," Hank Locklin's biggie "Please Help Me, I'm Falling" and "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You," that was a hit for Red Foley, Gene Autry, Tex Ritter, Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters, Rick Nelson and that Elvis Presley took to No. 13 in Canada in 1957.
Also, "Elysium," the 11 th studio CD since 1986 from British electronic dance pop duo Pet Shop Boys; "The Time Jumpers," the self-titled debut from Vince Gill's side project; "The Magic Door," from former Black Crowes frontman Chris Robinson and his band, The Brotherhood; "New To This Town," the solo debut from Kix Brooks, who spent two decades in the country duo, Brooks & Dunn; "Fight or Flight," the seventh studio album from Agoura Hills rockers Hoobastank; "Over With You," the 15 th studio CD from Americana folkie Steve Forbert; "NOFX," the self-titled 12 th studio effort from the veteran L.A. punk band; "Rock & Roll Is Good for You," a collection of demos from 1973-1975 from The Knack; "My People - The Complete Show," from Duke Ellington; the soundtrack to "The Master" from Radiohead guitarist Johnny Greenwood; and a bunch of remastered rereleases from The Jefferson Airplane spinoff band Hot Tuna.
CD/DVD packages include "Don McLean: American Troubadour;" British prog rockers Curved Air's "Live Atmosphere;" an import, "The Essential Kitaro," from the Japanese New Age multi-instrumentalist; "Live From Dixie's Bar & Bus Stop" from country music outlaw Jerry Jeff Walker; "Live At The U.S. Festival 82 & 83" from The English Beat; and "Thank You Les," from Les Paul's Trio and Les Pallo featuring Keith Richards, Steve Miller, jazz guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli and Slash.
Single CD packages containing two Christmas albums from artists are coming out and include those from pianists Ferrante & Teicher and actor/comedian/orchestra leader Jackie Gleason "Original Album Series," discount ($19.99 on Amazon) box sets includes 5-CD boxes from former Impressions leader Curtis Mayfield, Linda Ronstadt, The Monkees, smooth jazz singer Anita Baker; Texas metal band Pantera; country rocker Dwight Yoakam, The B-52's, and ZZ Top. Also, the 15-CD "Singles Box Set," from metal band Dio; a 3-CD import, "Essential ABBA;" a 5-CD import, "Barcelona," from Queen's late singer Freddie Mercury and opera diva Montserrat Caballe has just been released.
NOW PLAYING Classic acts from the '50 s, '60 s and '70 s continue to perform. Here's what one of them is doing.
Ian Whitcomb rode to our shores as part of the British Invasion in 1965, and eventually moved here, to the Pasadena area. The native of Woking, Surrey, England, about 20 miles southwest of London, scored his first Top 40 hit in the U.S. with a song he wrote, "You Turn Me On," that made it all the way to No. 8 (his first charting 45, "This Sporting Life," peaked at No. 100 a few months earlier). His falsetto on the tune had the girls, who screamed at all things British Invasion, really going nuts. Mae West (he later produced an album of hers) covered the song the following year.
Whitcomb was a popular guest on all the '60 s teen music shows, including "Shindig," "Hollywood A Go-Go," "Shivaree," "Where the Action Is," and "American Bandstand." He opened for The Beach Boys at the Hollywood Bowl that year, and toured the U.S. on a bill with his fellow Brit Invaders The Rolling Stones and The Kinks, as well as Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs.
The singer, who mainly plays piano and ukulele, and whose main musical love is the ragtime jazz music of the Roaring Twenties, followed his big breakthrough single with "N-E-R-V-O-U-S," that reached No. 59 and got some airplay on the nation's AM rock and roll radio stations.
His final hit was big on the West Coast, but nowhere else. In 1966, he got tons of airplay for his take on a novelty song written in 1916, "Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go With Friday on Saturday Night."
Whitcomb, now 71, is a Renaissance Man. He's written a couple dozen books, including one published earlier this year, "Ian Whitcomb's Ukulele Sing-Along," he's taught music on the university level, and he acts.
He was a semi-regular on the comedy TV series "Ave 43," as Dr. Hurtem. As if that's not enough, he leads or is a member of countless different musical groups that perform throughout southern California and he performs solo shows.
The Ian Whitcomb Big Band is playing at the Homestead Museum in the City of Industry on Sunday, from 3 p.m. - 7 p.m., and he'll be performing at legendary cartoon voice June Foray's 95 th birthday bash, a public show, on Sept. 27 at the Coffee Gallery Backstage in Altadena.
He'll also host a discussion on the ukulele on Sept. 18 at Vroman's Bookstore in Pasadena and sign copies of his latest book, "Ukulele Heroes: The Golden Age." He may even be coerced to perform some of his hits.
Admission is free.
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Officers on scene of armed robbery in Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant Police are on the scene of a convenience store robbery.
According to emergency dispatchers, the armed robbery happened just before 4 a.m. Friday at the Kangaroo Express.
That's located at the intersection of Highway 17 and Highway 41.
There's no word on whether or not police have identified a suspect.
The robbery is still under investigation.


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Seven Tears Into the Sea
Phantom Stallion Series
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Wild Horses in Washington, D.C.
Dear Readers,
Thanks for you support. I know tons of your wrote horse / cowgirl gear today and it made me feel so great.
As for the lawsuit to stop the Calico Roundup, I'd give today a good solid C+.
We went to court -- a Federal court is pretty impressive and I felt a strong sense of seriousness about what's at stake -- and the judge listened to statements from both attornies and asked several question.
He wants to rule on the case by next week, before Christmas.
The wild horses have lots of friends here and they are all so intelligent.
I'm learning a lot!
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Comments: Wow our nation's capital never looked more beaitutiful.. well im sure it has but that tree in front of it really stands out. We are so blessed to have a rep like you Ms. Farley! Best of luck and all our prayers with you and the horses. Izzy (my andalusion) is praying for her wild cousins as well. =0)
I didn't wear any cowgirl or horse gear today, but I am still praying for the sake of the wild horses. Keep it up Terri Farley! :)
Hopefully we can give the wild horses a Christmas present.:) Here's praying that the BLM can't duck this lawsuit.
Is this Christmas tree in Washington D.C.? Because they cut down a super tall Christmas tree from our Prescott National Forest here where I live in Prescott, AZ, to put in front of the capitol building in D.C. :D
Oh duh, of course it's the capitol. hahaha. I didn't take a very long look at it, just long enough to see the tree. Isn't it amazing a tree that big came from my towns national forest? Woohoo!
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Stefano's Favorite Things to do on Valentine's Day
You may remember Stefano as the smooth singer from American Idol's tenth season. Or you may have heard his first single, "I'm On A Roll," which featured the New Boyz and Rock Mafia. But you've never heard Stefano like this. On his new single, "Yes To Love," the talented crooner hits notes that will give you goosebumps, and no matter your relationship status, he'll have you saying "yes" to love too.
Stefano stopped by the iHeartRadio Headquarters in NYC recently, where he talked about his upcoming album and dished on his idea of three perfect dates - just in time for Valentine's Day.
On the new song, "Yes To Love"
"I was really fortunate to work with some of the best producers," Stefano tells iHeartRadio. "One of the producers I got to work with was Rock Mafia. We wrote three or four records, and during the process I heard this song once that had been written about three or four years ago, and no one could sing it. It told a story and I thought, 'Man, I want to just try this, I want to just try it and see what we could do.'
"So, at first Tim [Tim James of Rock Mafia] was like, 'Aw man, I don't know, this is my baby.' I was like, 'Man, let me sing it. Let me sing it.' So I went in and I sang the song, and once I did, it was just like, this is my record. I didn't write it, but everyone either has or wants to go through a love experience or just wants that: wants to say yes to love. I don't know who wouldn't want love."
On the upcoming album, due out in May
"I had an album ready to go out in September, and I only wrote maybe two or three records on that album. I started writing more, and I was giving the label some of the records and they were saying, 'You can really write music… and you're producing and we want you to keep on going.' So we postponed the September [release] and now over 3/4 of the record is all written by me, which is just a huge testament as far as my artistry and what I do and how much the label is really invested in me as an artist and a vocalist. I'm very, very excited about that. I want everyone to hear the album right now!"
On his idea of three perfect dates
1. Picnic on the beach
"I went to the Philippines maybe a year and a half ago, and I loved how tropical and beautiful it was," Stefano tells iHeartRadio. "That was the last vacation I was on actually, and I know it sounds cliché, but I can't wait until I can go somewhere tropical again. Maybe have a little picnic on the beach - somewhere really cultured and beautiful in its own way. I love different cultures, I love really having a partner in crime and just being spontaneous."
2. A night out in New York City
"Oh my god, I love
3. Dinner and a movie... at home
"I do like to chill out sometimes, so a nice movie night. I love to cook pasta, of course. You know, raised in an Italian family... I've got pasta sauce in my blood. I love cooking and just chilling with a couple of movies and relax at home."
And now he's going viral...
Stefano's "Yes To Love" is now featured in a video going viral. Remember Isaac, the guy who proposed to his girlfriend Amy in grand parade-like fashion to the tune of Bruno Mars' "Marry You" - See that video HERE - back in May 2012? Well he's back with another video sure to pull at your heartstrings, featuring Stefano's touching song.
Watch the lyric video for "Yes to Love":
Photos by Shelby Case


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Tiger Woods Misses Cut At Congressional
(Bethesda, MD) -- Tiger Woods won't be playing golf this weekend at Congressional. The former world number-one missed the cut at this week's Quicken Loans National. In his first PGA event since back surgery in late March, Woods followed up Thursday's three-over 74 with a four-over 75 in Friday's second round. At seven-over par, Woods missed the cut by four shots. It's just the 10th time in his career that he has missed a 36-hole cut on the PGA Tour.


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Experimental economics uses experimental methods to evaluate the performance of economic models, institutions and policies. Behavioural economics combines experimental and field evidence with insights from neighbouring disciplines such as psychology, to develop richer economic models of decision-making. This unit will develop the key research methods and major findings of each of these fields, and explore both theoretical and practical implications. Students will read a number of seminal research papers in both experimental and behavioural economics, and will have opportunities to participate in classroom experiments, to analyse experimental data, and to design and program their own research projects.
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Senator Brown pushing for EpiPens in every school
(Cleveland) On Tuesday, U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) will announce the passage of a new Federal law that will protect American children with severe allergic reactions. President Obama signed into law last week the School Access to Emergency Epinephrine Act, bipartisan legislation that gives priority federal funding to states that require schools to maintain a supply of epinephrine without a prescription for any student that may experience life-threatening anaphylactic shock.
Current Ohio law only allows schools to keep an EpiPen for students with a known allergy and a prescription written specifically for them. But a quarter of severe allergic reactions at schools involve kids with undiagnosed allergies. In Ohio, educators, administrators, and "Good Samaritans" cannot use an EpiPen in the event of an emergency unless the student needing treatment has a prescription, even if that student is having a life-threatening allergic reaction. The allergic reactions, like anaphylaxis shock syndrome and others, can occur within minutes of exposure to any allergen. One in 13 children has food allergies. That is an average of two children in every classroom. Food allergies are one of the most common causes of anaphylactic shock. Insect stings on the playground or sports field are another hazard at school that can cause extreme allergic reactions.
Brown outlined his support for Ohio House Bill 296, which would allow Ohio schools to keep undesignated EpiPens on hand for students regardless of whether they have known or undiagnosed allergies. But Brown will urge Gov. Kasich and the Ohio Statehouse to take further action, since the Ohio bill would only give incentives to schools that maintain a supply of epinephrine. The federal law signed last week provides priority federal funding to states that ensure that all schools maintain a supply of epinephrine without a prescription.
Joining Brown to raise awareness of this issue will be Kate King, the President of the Ohio School Nurses Association (OSNA), and Cuyahoga County mother Ann Norman. Ann didn't take food allergies seriously until she found herself in an ambulance with her six-month old son who had eaten baby food that triggered an allergic reaction.
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C. Stasz / April 1999 / MDS-1258
Taking Off! Sharing State-Level Accountability Strategies: Using Academic and Vocational Accountability Strategies To Improve Student Achievement
M. L. Rahn, P. O'Driscoll, P. Hudecki / April 1999 / MDS-1206
The Effects of Academic Career Magnet Education on High Schools and Their Graduates
R. L. Crain, A. Allen, R. Thaler, D. Sullivan, G. Zellman, J. W. Little, D.D. Quigley / February 1999 / MDS-779
Design of Work-based Learning for Students in the United States
D. Stern, M. L. Rahn, Y.-P. Chung / January 1999 / MDS-1256
Toward Order from Chaos: State Efforts to Reform Workforce Development "Systems"
W. N. Grubb, N. Badway, D. Bell, B. Chi, C. King, J. Herr, H. Prince, R. Kazis, L. Hicks, J. C. Taylor / January 1999 / MDS-1249
On-The-Job Experiences of Vocational Administrators that Develop Leadership Capabilities
C. Hopkins, J. Lambrecht, J. Moss, Jr., and C. R. Finch / January 1999 / MDS-1262
International Comparisons of School-to-Work Transition
C. R. Finch, M. Mulder, G. Attwell, F. Rauner, J. Streumer / January 1999 / MDS-1260
Administrative Leadership for Workforce Education: What Research Says
C. R. Finch / January 1999 / MDS-1259
New Vocationalism in the United States: Potential Problems and Outlook
C.S. Benson / October 1998 / MDS-889
Work-Based Learning: Student Perspectives on Quality and Links to Schools
C. Stasz, D. Brewer / October 1998 / MDS-1245
What Difference Does It Make If School and Work are Connected? Evidence on Co-operative Education in the United States
D. Stern, N. Finkelstein, M. Urquiola, H. Cagampang / October 1998 / MDS-1236
Career Guidance Resource Guide for Elementary and Middle/Junior High School Educators
D. Dare, C.Maddy-bernstein / October 1998 / MDS-1130
Lessons Learned: Five Years in the Urban Schools Network
E. Nielsen Andrew, C. Dornsife, M. Flack, M. Tsuzuki Hallinan, L. Jackson, M. Raby, M. Harris Steadman / October 1998 / MDS-1110
School-to-Work Transitions for Youth With Disabilities: A Review of Outcomes and Practices
L. A. Phelps, C. Hanley-Maxwell / October 1998 / MDS-1237
The Returns to Education in the Sub-Baccalaureate Labor Market, 1984-1990
W. N. Grubb / October 1998 / MDS-1235
The View From Higher Education: Public Universities Respond to Educational Reform
A. McCormick, M. Alt, S. Geis / September 1998 / MDS-913
Resource Guide to Educational Standards
P. Holmes, M. Rahn / September 1998 / MDS-1205
The Standards-Setting Process in Accounting: Lessons for Education and Workplace Reform
D. Merritt, T. Bailey / August 1998 / MDS-949
Separate Tables: Academic and Vocational Education Reforms in Traditional, Comprehensive High Schools
N. A. Prestine / August 1998 / MDS-1076
The 1998 Agenda and Personnel Directory for The National Center for Research in Vocational Education
June 1998 / MDS-1223
New Designs for the Two-Year Institution of Higher Education: Final Report
G. H. Copa, W. Ammentorp / May 1998 / MDS-1109
At Your Fingertips: Using Everyday Data to Improve Schools
K. Levesque, D. Bradby, K. Rossi, P. Teitelbaum / May 1998 / MDS-1018
Achieving Scale and Quality in School-to-Work Internships: Findings From an Employer Survey
T. Bailey, K. Hughes, T. Barr / March 1998 / MDS-902
Linking School-Based and Work-Based Learning: The Implications of La Guardia's Co-op Seminars for School-to-Work Programs
W. N. Grubb, N. Badway / March 1998 / MDS-1046
Teacher Learning in the Workplace and Community
L. A. Phelps, V. Hernandez-Gantes, C. Maidl Pribbenow, T. Sargent / March 1998 / MDS-1265
Changing Work, Changing Learning: The Imperative for Teacher Learning in Workplaces and Communities
L. A. Phelps / March 1998 / MDS-1208
Innovative Professional Development Opportunities: Key Elements for Successful Development
V. Hernandez-Gantes / March 1998 / MDS-1209
Educator Internship Programs: Providing a Quality Learning Experience
T. Sargent, J. Ettinger / March 1998 / MDS-1210
The Use of Professional Development Schools to Inform Educators about the School-to-Work Initiative
C. Maidl Pribbenow / March 1998 / MDS-1267
Professional Development in Support of School-to-Work: Jackson-Hillsdale Counties, Michigan
C. Maidl Pribbenow, T. Sargent / March 1998 / MDS-1268
Montpelier High School: Restructuring the Educational Experience: Montpelier, Vermont
C. Maidl Pribbenow, T. Sargent / March 1998 / MDS-1269
Bringing the World into the Classroom: Business-Education Compact: Portland, Oregon
C. Maidl Pribbenow, T. Sargent / March 1998 / MDS-1270
The Advanced Technology Environmental Education Center: A Global Effort: Bettendorf, Iowa
T. Sargent, C. Maidl Pribbenow, F. Castelan / March 1998 / MDS-1271
Building and Sustaining a Commitment to Improving Learning Through Staff Development: The Miami-Dade Community College Journey: Miami, Florida
G. H. Copa / March 1998 / MDS-1272
Benchmarking New Designs for the Two-Year Institution of Higher Education
G. H. Copa, W. Ammentorp / February 1998 / MDS-1108
Education and the New Economy: A Policy Planning Exercise
C. Stasz, J. Chiesa, W. Schwabe / February 1998 / MDS-1097
Tech Prep/School-to-Work Partnerships: More Trends and Challenges
D. D. Bragg, P. A. Puckett, W. Reger IV, H. S. Thomas, J. Ortman, C. Dornsife / January 1998 / MDS-1078
Grubb's Case for Compromise: Can Education Through Occupations Be More?
D. D. Bragg / January 1998 / MDS-1177
Current Status of Diversity Initiatives in Selected Multinational Corporations (Diversity in the Workforce Series Report #3)
R. M. Wentling, N. Palma-Rivas / December 1997 / MDS-936
School-to-Work Opportunities in the Middle School: Concepts and Issues
C. R. Finch, M. Mooney / December 1997 / MDS-1096
School to Work, College and Career: A Review of Policy, Practice, and Results 1993-1997
M. Urquiola, D. Stern, I. Horn, C. Dornsife, B. Chi, L. Williams, D. Merritt, K. Hughes, T. Bailey / December 1997 / MDS-1144
Learning How to Learn at Work: Lessons From Three High School Programs
C. Stasz, T. Kaganoff / December 1997 / MDS-916
Case Studies of Urban Schools: Portrayals of Schools in Change
T. R. Wermuth, C. Maddy-Bernstein, T. E. Grayson / December 1997 / MDS-958
Linking the NCTM Standards to School-to-Work Reform
V. Hernandez-Gantes, L. A. Nieri / December 1997 / MDS-922
Designing Classrooms That Work: Conception and Pilot Study
C. Stasz / December 1997 / MDS-964
Diversity in the Workplace: A Literature Review (Diversity in the Workforce Series Report #1)
R. M. Wentling, N. Palma-Rivas / December 1997 / MDS-934
Transition of Minority Youth into the Work Place
R. M. Wentling / December 1997 / MDS-1163
Workforce, Economic, and Community Development: The Changing Landscape of the Entrepreneurial Community College
W. N. Grubb, N. Badway, D. Bell, D. D. Bragg, M. Russman / December 1997 / MDS-1094
Learning to Monitor Lifelong Learning
D. Stern, M. Delci, B. Gendron, I. W. Paik, K. Yutaka / November 1997 / MDS-1162
Integrating Academic and Industry Skill Standards
T. Bailey / November 1997 / MDS-1001
Designing the Thematic Curriculum: An All Aspects Approach
C. R. Finch, N. R. Frantz, M. Mooney, N. O. Aneke / November 1997 / MDS-956
Current Status and Future Trends of Diversity Initiatives in the Workplace: Diversity Experts' Perspective (Diversity in the Workforce Series Report #2)
R. M. Wentling, N. Palma-Rivas / November 1997 / MDS-1082
Importance of On-the-Job Experiences in Developing Leadership Capabilities
J. J. Lambrecht, C. Hopkins, J. Moss, Jr., C. R. Finch / November 1997 / MDS-814
Connecting College and Community in the New Economy? An Analysis of Community College Faculty-Labor Market Linkages
D. Brewer, M. Gray / November 1997 / MDS-1084
Facilitating School-to-Work Transition: Teacher Involvement and Contributions
B. J. Schmidt, C. R. Finch, M. Moore / November 1997 / MDS-938
Developing Comprehensive Student Services Systems in Secondary Schools
Z. Burac Matias, C. Maddy-Bernstein / November 1997 / MDS-1092
1996 National Exemplary Career Guidance Programs: Making the Connection
E. S. Cunanan, C.ĘMaddy-Bernstein / October 1997 / MDS-1091
A Sourcebook for Reshaping the Community College: Curriculum Integration and the Multiple Domains of Career Preparation. Volume I: Framework and Examples. Volume II: Samples of Career Preparation Innovations
N. Badway, W.N. Grubb / October 1997 / MDS-782
Designing Classrooms that Work: Teacher Training Guide
K. Ramsey, C. Stasz, T. Ormseth, R. Eden, J. Co / October 1997 / MDS-963
Meeting Teachers' Professional Development Needs for School-to-Work Transition: Strategies for Success
C.R. Finch, B.J. Schmidt, M. Moore / October 1997 / MDS-939
The 1997 NCRVE Personnel Directory
September 1997 / MDS-1122
Using Alternative Assessments in Vocational Education
B. M. Stecher, M. L. Rahn, A. Ruby, M. Alt, A. Robyn, with B. Ward / July 1997 / MDS-946
Voices of Diversity in Programs Linking Education and Work
V. M. Hernandez-Gantes / July 1997 / MDS-931
The 1997 Agenda for the National Center for Research in Vocational Education
July 1997 / MDS-1121
New Visions: Education and Training for an Innovative Workforce
L. McFarland, Editor / July 1997 / MDS-1073
The Right Fit: A Practitioner's Guide for Choosing Among Alternative Assessments (Getting to Work Supplement #1)
M. L. Rahn, M. Alt, B. M. Stecher, K. Rossi / June 1997 / MDS-947
1995 Exemplary Career Guidance Programs: Opening Career Paths for All Students
C. Maddy-Bernstein, E. S. Cunanan / April 1997 / MDS-1016
School-to-Work for the College Bound
T. Bailey, D. Merritt / April 1997 / MDS-799
Educator, Student, and Employer Priorities for Tech Prep StudentOutcomes
D. D. Bragg / February 1997 / MDS-790
Curriculum Quality Standards for School-to-Work: A Guidebook
B. Dougherty, M. Ellibee / February 1997 / MDS-955
Gender, Leadership, and Vocational Education
J. Moss, Jr., Q. Jensrud / January 1997 / MDS-769
School-to-Work Policy Insights from Recent International Developments
D. Stern, T. Bailey, D. Merritt / December 1996 / MDS-950
As Teachers Tell It: Implementing All Aspects of the Industry
December 1996 / MDS-885
Community College Innovations in Workforce Preparation: Curriculum Integration and Tech Prep
W. N. Grubb, N. Badway, D. Bell, E. Kraskouskas / December 1996 / MDS-783
Leader Attributes Inventory: Directions for Administering, Scoring and Preparing Feedback Reports
J. Moss, Jr., Q. Jensrud / November 1996 / MDS-1049
Leader Effectiveness Index: Directions for Administering, Scoring, and Preparing Feedback Reports
J. Moss, Jr., Q. Jensrud, C. R. Finch / November 1996 / MDS-1050
Assessing Postsecondary Vocational-Technical Outcomes: What are the Alternatives?
D. D. Bragg / November 1996 / MDS-910
Understanding the Skills Gap: Approaches from Job Analysis
L. M. Hanser / November 1996 / MDS-1027
The Economic Imperative Behind School Reform: A Review of the Literature
C. Stasz / November 1996 / MDS-1028
Student Services: Achieving Success for All Secondary Students
C. Maddy-Bernstein, E. S. Cunanan / November 1996 / MDS-1007
Fostering Entrepreneurship through Business Incubation: The Role andProspects of Postsecondary Vocational-Technical Education (Report 3:Guidebook of Opportunities for Two-Year Technical Colleges)
V. M. Hernandez-Gantes, R. P. Sorensen, A. H. Nieri / September 1996 / MDS-727
Fostering Entrepreneurship Through Business Incubation: The Role and Prospects of Postsecondary Vocational-Technical Education (Report 2: Case Studies)
V. M. Hernandez-Gantes, R. P. Sorensen, A. H. Nieri / September 1996 / MDS-895
New Perspectives on Documenting Employment and Earnings Outcomes in Vocational Education
D. W. Stevens, J. Shi / September 1996 / MDS-743
High School Restructuring and Vocational Reform: The Question of "Fit" in Two Schools
J. W. Little, N. Erbstein, L. Walker / August 1996 / MDS-812
Education Through Occupations
W. N. Grubb / August 1996 / MDS-1048
Fostering Entrepreneurship through Business Incubation: The Role and Prospects of Postsecondary Vocational-Technical Education (Report 1: Survey of Business Incubator Clients and Managers)
V. M. Hernandez-Gantes, R. P. Sorensen, A. H. Nieri / August 1996 / MDS-893
School Climate in Emerging Career-Oriented Programs: Students' Perspective
V. Hernandez-Gantes, L. A. Phelps, J. Jones, T. Holub / June 1996 / MDS-1068
Problem-Solving at a Circuit-Board Assembly Machine: A Microanalysis
J. Kleifgen, P. Frenz-Belken / June 1996 / MDS-1043
The Impact of Career Magnet High Schools: Experimental and Qualitative Evidence
A. L. Heebner / June 1996 / MDS-1069
Factors That Influence the Career Development of African-American and Latino Youth
T. A. Fisher, M. B. Griggs / June 1996 / MDS-1070
Students' Indicators of Quality in Emerging School-to-Work Programs
L. A. Phelps, V. Hernandez-Gantes, J. Jones, D. Sanchez, A. H. Nieri / June 1996 / MDS-1071
Student Perspectives on Career-Oriented Programs: A Commentary on the Research
F. Hammons / June 1996 / MDS-1072
Indigenous School-to-Work Programs: Lessons From Cincinnati's Co-op Education
J. C. Villeneuve, W. N. Grubb / June 1996 / MDS-702
Lessons From Life's First Teacher: The Role of the Family in Adolescent and Adult Readiness for School-to-Work Transition
W. L. Way, M. M. Rossmann / June 1996 / MDS-725
The 1996 Agenda for the National Center for Research in VocationalEducation
May 1996 / MDS-1053
Workplace Skills in Practice: Case Studies of Technical Work
C. Stasz, K. Ramsey, R. Eden, E. Melamid, T. Kaganoff / May 1996 / MDS-773
Linking College and Work: Exemplary Practices in Two-Year College Work-Based Learning Programs
Edited by D. D. Bragg and R. E. Hamm / April 1996 / MDS-795
Professional Development that Supports Teachers' School-to-WorkTransition Efforts
B. J. Schmidt, C. R. Finch, M. Moore / April 1996 / MDS-937
Learning to Work: How Parents Nurture the Transition from School to Work/Family Matters...in School-to-Work Transition
W. L. Way, M. M. Rossman / February 1996 / MDS-807
Research-Based Case Studies: Creating Resources To Assist Teachers in the Integration of Academic and Vocational Education
C. R. Finch, B. J. Schmidt, S. L. Faulkner, J. Kandies / February 1996 / MDS-781
Getting to Work: A Guide for Better Schools
M. L. Rahn, M. Alt, D. Emanuel, C. G. Ramer, E. G. Hoachlander, P. Holmes, M. Jackton, S. G. Klein, K. Rossi / January 1996 / MDS-1002
The New Vocationalism in Urban School Reform
K. Ramsey / January 1996 / MDS-1037
What Teachers Learn in High School: Professional Development and the Redesign of Vocational Education
J. W. Little / January 1996 / MDS-1038
The Role of the Urban Community College in Educational Reform
D. D. Bragg, J. D. Layton / January 1996 / MDS-1039
Vocational Education, the General Equivalency Diploma, and Urban and Minority Populations
F. L. Rivera-Batiz / January 1996 / MDS-1040
Cooperative Vocational Education in the Urban School: Toward a Systems Approach
J. Stone III / January 1996 / MDS-1041
New Directions for Policy on Education for Work
E. G. Hoachlander / January 1996 / MDS-1042
Evaluating Job Training Programs in the United States: Evidence and Explanations
W. N. Grubb / January 1996 / MDS-1047
Reconstructing Urban Schools with Work-Centered Education / To Market, to Market . . . Too Soon?
W. N. Grubb / January 1996 / MDS-759
The Opportunities for "School-to-Work": National Study of Work-Based Learning in U.S. Community Colleges
D. D. Bragg, R. E. Hamm / January 1996 / MDS-794
Preparing Teachers to Successfully Integrate Vocational and Academic Education: A Case Study Approach
B. J. Schmidt, C. R. Finch, S. L. Faulkner, J. Kandies / January 1996 / MDS-780
Making Sense of Industry-Based Skills Standards
T. Bailey, D. Merritt / December 1995 / MDS-777
Inclusion/Detracking: A Resource Guide
C. Maddy-Bernstein, Z. B. Matias, E. S. Cunanan, B. T. Krall, J. A.Kantenberger, L. Iliff / December 1995 / MDS-746
A School-to-Work Resource Guide: Focusing on Diversity
C. Maddy-Bernstein, Z. B. Matias, E. S. Cunanan, B. T. Krall, L. Iliff / December 1995 / MDS-747
Profiles and Best Practices: Exemplary Vocational Special Populations Programs
Z. B. Matias, C. Maddy-Bernstein, J. A. Kantenberger / December 1995 / MDS-856
Co-operative Education in Cincinnati: Implications for School-to-Work Programs in the U.S.
W. N. Grubb, J. C. Villeneuve / December 1995 / MDS-1045
The Interrelation of Work and Family: A Missing Piece of the Vocational Education Research Agenda
W. L. Way, M. M. Rossman / October 1995 / MDS-1035
Exemplary Career Guidance Programs: What Should They Look Like?
C. Maddy-Bernstein, E. S. Cunanan / September 1995 / MDS-855
An Evaluation of Seventeen Leadership Development Programs for Vocational Educators
J. Moss, Jr., G. W. Leske, Q. Jensrud, T. H. Berkas / September 1995 / MDS-1025
The Promises of Consolidation: Three Pitfalls, Three Solutions
W. N. Grubb / September 1995 / MDS-1030
The Effect of Functional Flow Diagrams on Apprentice Aircraft Mechanics' Technical System Understanding
S. D. Johnson, R. E. Satchwell / September 1995 / MDS-772
Young Men and the Transition to Stable Employment
J. A. Klerman, L. A. Karoly / September 1995 / MDS-896
Implications of Cognitive Science for Instructional Design in Technology Education
S. D. Johnson, R. G. Thomas / September 1995 / MDS-898
Economic Returns to Non-Baccalaureate Education and Training for Postsecondary Students and Adults
D. Stern / August 1995 / MDS-1022
But I've Been Doing This for Years: Informal Integration of Vocational and Academic Education Pilot Test Report
C. A. Roegge, A. Ferej / August 1995 / MDS-870
Speaking About School Climate in Emerging Vocationalism: Voices of Diversity Within the School
V. M. Hernandez-Gantes, L. A. Phelps, J. Jones, T. Holub / August 1995 / MDS-1031
Strengthening Entrepreneurship in Communities: An Emerging Role in Postsecondary Education
V. M. Hernandez-Gantes, R. P. Sorensen, A. H. Nieri / August 1995 / MDS-1032
Fostering Economic Development: Opportunities and Challenges in Postsecondary Education
V. M. Hernandez-Gantes, R. P. Sorensen, A. H. Nieri / August 1995 / MDS-1033
The Transition to Stable Employment: The Experience of U.S. Youth in Their Early Labor Market Career
J. A. Klerman, L. A. Karoly / July 1995 / MDS-764
Workplace Literacy: Is There a Role for Vocational Institutions?
T. Lewis, M. Griggs, S. Flister, A. Konare, J. M. Githeko, N. C.Chemengen / July 1995 / MDS-880
True Reform or Tired Retread? 7 Questions To Ask About School-to-Work Programs
W. N. Grubb / July 1995 / MDS-887
Tech Prep: Where Are We Now?
D. Bragg / July 1995 / MDS-1024
How Health Career Academies Provide Work-Based Learning
D. Stern, M. Rahn / July 1995 / MDS-1026
Tech Prep: So Much Promise, So Much Work
G. C. Hayward / June 1995 / MDS-871
The Returns to Education and Training in the Sub-Baccalaureate Labor Markets: Evidence from the Survey of Income and Program Participation, 1984-1990
W. N. Grubb / June 1995 / MDS-765
Improving Performance Measures and Standards for Workforce Education
B. M. Stecher, L. M. Hanser, M. L. Rahn, K. Levesque, S. G. Klein, D. Emanuel / May 1995 / MDS-821
Integrating Academic and Vocational Education: A Review of the Literature, 1987-1992
C. Stasz, T. Kaganoff, R. Eden / March 1995 / MDS-1034
Work-Based Learning in Two-Year Colleges in the United States
D. D. Bragg, R. E. Hamm, K. A. Trinkle / March 1995 / MDS-721
Case by Case
B. J. Schmidt / March 1995 / MDS-886
The 1995 Agenda for the National Center for Research in Vocational Education
March 1995 / MDS-990
Legislative Principles for Career-Related Education and Training: What Research Supports
March 1995 / MDS-900
Improving Perkins II Performance Measures and Standards: Lessons Learned from Early Implementers in Four States
B. M. Stecher, L. M. Hanser, B. Hallmark, M. L. Rahn, K. Levesque, E. G. Hoachlander, D. Emanuel, S. G. Klein / January 1995 / MDS-732
Preparing Leaders for the Future: A Development Program for Underrepresented Groups in Vocational Education
J. Moss, Jr., S. Schwartz, Q. Jensrud / January 1995 / MDS-736
School-to-Work Transition: Educators' Roles
January 1995 / MDS-838
All Aspects of the Industry: Bringing Industry into the Classroom
December 1994 / MDS-839
Education for All Aspects of the Industry: Overcoming Barriers to Broad-Based Training
T. Bailey, R. Koppel, R. Waldinger / December 1994 / MDS-243
ETP: The Productivity Program: A Report To the Employment Training Panel
December 1994 / MDS-890
Choosing Wisely for California: Targeting the Resources of the Employment Training Panel
December 1994 / MDS-891
Local Accountability Systems: Addressing Perkins Mandates for Special Populations
C. Maddy-Bernstein, E. S. Cunanan, E. Mikulin / November 1994 / MDS-748
Building a Preferred Future with Tech Prep Systems
D. D. Bragg, C. L. Kirby, P. A. Puckett, K. A. Trinkle, L. Watkins / October 1994 / MDS-713
Tech Prep Implementation in the United States: Promising Trends and Lingering Challenges
D. D. Bragg, J. D. Layton, F. T. Hammons / October 1994 / MDS-714
Leader Attributes Inventory Manual
J. Moss, Jr., J. Lambrecht, Q. Jensrud, C. Finch / October 1994 / MDS-730
Educators' Roles in School-to-Work Transition
September 1994 / MDS-883
Integrating Academic and Vocational Education
W. N. Grubb / July 1994 / MDS-760
The Role of Communication in Administrative Leadership
C. R. Finch, J. A. Gregson, S. L. Faulkner / July 1994 / MDS-762
Critical Literacy and Beyond: Lessons Learned from Students and Workers in a Vocational Program on the Job
G. Hull / July 1994 / MDS-882
School-to-Work Facts
July 1994 / MDS-884
Profiles of the National Industry Skills Standards Projects
M.L. Rahn (Comp.) / June 1994 / MDS-881
Leader Effectiveness Index Manual
J. Moss, Jr., J. Lambrecht, Q. Jensrud, C.R. Finch / June 1994 / MDS-815
Research on School-to-Work Transition Programs in the United States
D. Stern, N. Finkelstein, J.R. Stone III, J. Latting, C. Dornsife / May 1994 / MDS-771
Quality of Work Experience as Perceived by Two-Year College Students in Co-op and Non-Co-op Jobs
D. Stern, J. R. Stone III, C. Hopkins, M. McMillion, H. Cagampang / March 1994 / MDS-761
National Roster of Local Practices in the Integration of Academic and Vocational Education
M. E. Reid, M. Tsuzuki / February 1994 / MDS-768
Breaking the Mold: Educational Policy for a High Performance Future
December 1993 / MDS-774
Assessment 2000: An Exhibition
December 1993 / MDS-766
Establishing Integrated Tech Prep Programs in Urban Schools: Plans Developed at the NCRVE 1993 National Institute
December 1993 / MDS-770
Improving National Data for Vocational Education: Strengthening a Multiform System
E. G. Hoachlander, K. A. Levesque / November 1993 / MDS-767
Gender Equity: A Resource List of Organizations and Information Centers
November 1993 / MDS-744
Learning the Ropes: The Social Construction of Work-Based Learning
S. Hart-Landsberg, J. Braunger, S. Reder, M. M. Cross / November 1993 / MDS-413
Building The Middle: Executive Summary
S. E. Berryman, E. Flaxman, M. Inger / September 1993 / MDS-409
Assessment in Education: A Search for Clarity in the Growing Debate
J. Latting / July 1993 / MDS-254
Stretching the Subject: The Subject Organization of High Schools and the Transformation of Work Education
J. W. Little / July 1993 / MDS-471
Breaking the Mold: Tech Prep and the New Paradigm
J. L. Hoerner / July 1993 / MDS-763
Exemplary Programs Serving Special Populations, Volume II
Z. T. Burac, R. Yanello / June 1993 / MDS-424
The Role of Family in Educational and Occupational Decisions Made by Mexican-American Students
K. Clayton, G. Garcia, Jr., R. Underwood, P. McEndree, R. Shepherd / June 1993 / MDS-412
Building The Middle
S. E. Berryman, E. Flaxman, M. Inger / June 1993 / MDS-408
Making High Schools Work: Patterns of School Reform and the Integration of Vocational and Academic Education
E. Nielsen Andrew, W. N. Grubb / May 1993 / MDS-253
Postsecondary Vocational Education and the Sub-Baccalaureate Labor Market: New Evidence on Economic Returns
W. Norton Grubb / April 1993 / MDS-486
Integrating Academic and Vocational Education: Guidelines for Secondary School Principals
B. J. Schmidt, C. L. Jennings, L. A. Beeken / April 1993 / MDS-297
User's Manual for the Basic Math Mastery Tests
D. J. Weiss, R. J. Trombley, N. Y. Cassuto / March 1993 / MDS-144
Annotated Resource List: Vocational/Career Counseling and Career Education for Special Populations
March 1993 / MDS-453
Beyond Vocational Education Standards and Measures: Strengthening Local Accountability Systems for Program Improvement
B. M. Stecher, L. M. Hanser / March 1993 / MDS-292
Training for Basic Skills or Educating Workers?: Changing Conceptions of Workplace Education Programs
K. Schultz / March 1993 / MDS-255
Tech Prep Leadership Summit: A Conference Report
March 1993 / MDS-489
Building Bridges: How Postsecondary Institutions are Integrating Academic and Vocational Content
W. N. Grubb, E. Kraskouskas / March 1993 / MDS-734
Tech Prep: An Embryonic Idea and Divergent Practice
J. L. Hoerner, D. A. Clowes, T. Lachowicz, J. Wehrley, F. Hammons / February 1993 / MDS-270
Involving Key Players in Tech Prep (National Satellite Teleconference)
February 1993 / MDS-467
Achieving Integration Through Curriculum Development: Videotape of11/24/92 Teleconference
February 1993 / MDS-466
Meeting National Needs for Environmental Hazardous Materials Technicians and Related Workers
P. M. Hudis, S. Garland, W. Marelich, J. Matlof, K. L. Vork / January 1993 / MDS-248
Betwixt and Between: Education, Skills, and Employment in the Sub-Baccalaureate Labor Markets
W. N. Grubb, T. Dickinson, L. Giordano, G. Kaplan / January 1993 / MDS-470
Computer Assisted Instructional Design for Computer-Based Instruction
D. M. Russell, P. Pirolli / January 1993 / MDS-149
Pedagogical Pluses in Vocational Education
K. P. Cross / January 1993 / MDS-398
Building Teams for Tech Prep (videotape of 11/10/92 teleconference)
January 1993 / MDS-465
Examples of Integrated Academic and Vocational Curriculum from High School Academies in the Oakland Unified School District
D. de Leeuw, C. Hertenstein, M. Jackson, B. J. Lum, S. O'Donoghue, M.Rahn, V. Rubin, D. Stern, A. Whitehurst-Gordon / January 1993 / MDS-483
Integrating Academic and Vocational Education: Lessons from Eight Early Innovators
S. Bodilly, K. Ramsey, C. Stasz, R. Eden / January 1993 / MDS-287
Pandora's Box: Accountability and Performance Standards in Vocational Education
P. T. Hill, J. Harvey, A. Praskac / January 1993 / MDS-288
Alternative Approaches to Outcomes Assessment for Postsecondary Vocational Education
D. D. Bragg (Ed.) / January 1993 / MDS-239
Parental Aspirations for Children and Children's Aspirations: A Longitudinal Study of Educational and Career Aspirations Among Hyperactive and Nonhyperactive Children
R. G. Jennings / January 1993 / MDS-246
Influences on Adolescents' Vocational Development
J. T. Mortimer, K. Dennehy, C. Lee / January 1993 / MDS-268
Black Americans and Vocational Education: Participation in the 1980s
C. L. Arnold, K. A. Levesque / January 1993 / MDS-308
Novels and Short Stories About Work: An Annotated Bibliography
K. G. Koziol / January 1993 / MDS-484
Classrooms that Work: Teaching Generic Skills in Academic and Vocational Settings
C. Stasz, K. Ramsey, R. Eden, J. DaVanzo, H. Farris, M. Lewis / December 1992 / MDS-263
Demographic and Psychological Characteristics of Vocational-TechnicalInstructors Rated as Excellent in Business and Industry and inPostsecondary and Secondary Schools
J. A. Leach, J. A. Evans, T. S. Whetstone / December 1992 / MDS-341
New Designs for the Comprehensive High School
G. H. Copa, V. H. Pease / December 1992 / MDS-282
School/Work: Economic Change and Educational Reform
T. Bailey / December 1992 / MDS-098
Educational Needs and Employment Trends of Environmental Hazardous Materials Technicians and Related Workers
P. M. Hudis, S. L. Garland, J. R. Matlof, K. L. Vork / December 1992 / MDS-249
Teachers' Roles in the Integration of Vocational and Academic Education
B. J. Schmidt, C. R. Finch, S. L. Faulkner / December 1992 / MDS-275
Testing and Assessment in Secondary Education: A Critical Review of Emerging Practices
C. Hill, E. Larsen / December 1992 / MDS-237
Opportunities Lost and Lessons Learned: Inside a Workplace Literacy Program
J. Kalman, K. L. Fraser / December 1992 / MDS-252
Alternative Perspectives of Instruction and Cognitive Theory: Implications and Proposals
R. Thomas, S. Johnson, L. Anderson / December 1992 / MDS-256
Professional Development of Beginning Vocational Teachers: An Introduction to the Professional Development Program for Beginning Vocational Teachers
W. G. Camp, B. Heath-Camp, E. Adams / December 1992 / MDS-272
Helping Teachers to Understand Their Roles in Integrating Vocational and Academic Education: A Practitioner's Guide
B. J. Schmidt, C. R. Finch, S. L. Faulkner / December 1992 / MDS-276
Breakers: An Organizational Simulation for Vocational Education Professionals
C. R. Finch / December 1992 / MDS-278
An Evaluation of Ten Leadership Development Programs for Graduate Students in Vocational Education
J. Moss, Jr., Q. Jensrud, B.-C. Johansen / December 1992 / MDS-293
Selection Bias and the Earnings Effects of Postsecondary Vocational Education
E. E. Zilbert, J. C. Hearn, D. R. Lewis / December 1992 / MDS-440
Correcting Conventional Wisdom: Community College Impact on Students' Jobs and Salaries
W. N. Grubb / December 1992 / MDS-451
Annotated Resource List: School-Business Partnerships
December 1992 / MDS-477
Annotated Resource List: Women and Girls in Vocational Education
December 1992 / MDS-478
Annotated Resource List: Collaborating to Improve Vocational Program Effectiveness for Special Populations
December 1992 / MDS-479
Annotated Resource List: Supplemental and Support Services in Vocational Education
December 1992 / MDS-480
State Systems for Accountability in Vocational Education
E. G. Hoachlander, K. Levesque, M. L. Rahn / December 1992 / MDS-491
Effective Vocational Education for Students with Special Needs: A Framework
L. A. Phelps, T. R. Wermuth / December 1992 / MDS-112
Education and Training for Work in the Fifty States: A Compendium of State Policies
L. M. McDonnell, G. L. Zellman / December 1992 / MDS-184
Implementing Tech Prep: A Guide to Planning a Quality Initiative
D. D. Bragg (Ed.) / December 1992 / MDS-241
Teaching for Transfer of Learning
R. Thomas, L. Anderson, L. Getahun, B. Cooke / December 1992 / MDS-257
A Guide to Assess Institutional Excellence in Vocational Education
G. Wardlow, G. Swanson, R. Joerger / December 1992 / MDS-281
Preparing Adult Immigrants for Work: The Educational Response in Two Communities
K. Ramsey, A. Robyn / December 1992 / MDS-072
Application of Cognitive Theory to the Design, Development, and Implementation of a Computer-Based Troubleshooting Tutor
S. D. Johnson, J. W. Flesher, A. Ferej, J.-C. Jehng / December 1992 / MDS-265
Professional Development of Beginning Vocational Teachers: Implementation System
B. Heath-Camp, W. G. Camp, E. Adams / December 1992 / MDS-273
Using Professional Development to Facilitate Vocational and Academic Education Integration: A Practitioner's Guide
C. R. Finch, B. J. Schmidt, S. L. Faulkner / December 1992 / MDS-277
Teaching Problem Solving and Technical Mathematics Through Cognitive Apprenticeship at the Community College Level
S. D. Johnson, R. M. Fischbach / December 1992 / MDS-468
Local Accountability in Vocational Education: A Theoretical Model and Its Limitations in Practice
B. M. Stecher, L. M. Hanser / November 1992 / MDS-291
Factors that Influence the Academic and Vocational Development of African American and Latino Youth
M. B. Griggs, E. J. Copeland, T. A. Fisher / November 1992 / MDS-414
The Effect of Functional Flow Diagrams on the Technical System Understanding of Apprentice Aircraft Maintenance Mechanics
S. D. Johnson, R. E. Satchwell / November 1992 / MDS-469
Technical and Symbolic Knowledge in CNC Machining: A Study of Technical Workers of Different Backgrounds
L. M. W. Martin, K. Beach / November 1992 / MDS-146
"Their Chances? Slim and None": An Ethnographic Account of the Experiences of Low-Income People of Color in a Vocational Program and at Work
G. Hull / November 1992 / MDS-155
Collaboration for Instruction of LEP Students in Vocational Education
E. Platt, J. Shrawder, Z. Vjhelyi, T. Wannawati / November 1992 / MDS-157
Course-Taking Patterns of Vocational Education Baccalaureate Degree Recipients: Teacher Preparation, General Education, and Teaching Content Area Studies
C. R. Finch, B. J. Schmidt, J. D. Oliver, K.-C. Yu, A. Wills / November 1992 / MDS-165
Highlights from an Evaluation of Ten Leadership Development Programs for Graduate Students in Vocational Education
J. Moss, Jr., Q. Jensrud, B.-C. Johansen / November 1992 / MDS-461
Establishing Tech Prep Programs in Urban Schools: Plans Developed at the NCRVE 1992 Summer Institute
November 1992 / MDS-460
Establishing the Integration of Academic and Vocational Education in Urban Schools: Plans Developed at the NCRVE 1992 Summer Institute
November 1992 / MDS-462
Preparing Vocational Education Teachers for the 21st Century (NationalSatellite Teleconference)
November 1992 / MDS-463
Laying the Foundation for Integration (National SatelliteTeleconference)
November 1992 / MDS-464
Improving Written Instructions for Procedural Tasks
C. Burnham / November 1992 / MDS-147
Private Sector Instructors: The Nature of Effective Vocational Educators Working in Business and Industry
J. Leach / November 1992 / MDS-160
Empowering Accountability for Vocational-Technical Education: The Analysis and Use of Wage Records
D. Jarosik, L. A. Phelps / November 1992 / MDS-244
Case Studies in Vocational Education Administration: Leadership in Action
C. R. Finch, C. E. Reneau, S. L. Faulkner, J. A. Gregson, V. Hernandez-Gantes, G. A. Linkous / November 1992 / MDS-279
Proceedings from a National Conference on Community College Professional Development: Sharing What Works
S. L. Faulkner, L. A. Beeken, L. A. Nay / November 1992 / MDS-296
Helping Vocational and Academic Teachers Collaborate to Improve Students' Reading and Writing Skills: An Over-Time Inservice Activity
B. J. Schmidt, L. A. Beeken / November 1992 / MDS-299
Educational Matchmaking: Academic and Vocational Tracking in Comprehensive High Schools
J. Oakes, M. Selvin, L. Karoly, G. Guiton / October 1992 / MDS-127
U.S. Enrollment Patterns in Secondary Vocational Education: A Status Report (1983-1990)
D. C. Strickland, D. E. Elson, N. R. Frantz / October 1992 / MDS-180
Carl D. Perkins Vocational and Applied Technology Education Act of 1990: Selected Resources for Implementation
S.C Kallembach, Z. Burac, M. Coyle-Williams, J. Benesh, C. Bullock,and L. Iliff / October 1992 / MDS-437
Collaborative Efforts Between Vocational and Academic Teachers: Strategies that Facilitate and Hinder the Efforts
B. J. Schmidt / October 1992 / MDS-164
Psychological and Interpersonal Characteristics of Excellent Two-YearPostsecondary Vocational-Technical Instructors
J. A. Leach / October 1992 / MDS-339
Vocational Education Leadership Development Resources: Selection and Application
C. R. Finch, J. A. Gregson, C. E. Reneau / October 1992 / MDS-188
A Time to Every Purpose: Integrating Occupational and Academic Education in Community Colleges and Technical Institutes
W. N. Grubb, E. Kraskouskas / October 1992 / MDS-251
A Workers' Perspective: Skills, Training, and Education in the Automotive Repair, Printing, and Metalworking Trades
K. McGraw, R. Forrant / October 1992 / MDS-266
Vocational Education: Germany and the United States
V. D. Rust, H. F. Silberman, M. B. Weiner (Eds.) / October 1992 / MDS-313
Two Worlds: Vocational and Academic Teachers in Comprehensive High Schools
J. W. Little / October 1992 / MDS-438
Linking Planning and Evaluation: Review and Synthesis of Literature
F. M. Asche, D. E. Elson, D. C. Strickland, E. Choudhury / September 1992 / MDS-120
Emerging Uses of Computers for Education: An Overview of Tools and Issues for Vocational Educators
M. Lewis / September 1992 / MDS-151
Access to and Use of Vocational Education in Teen Parent Programs
G. Zellman, C. Feifer, A. Hirsch / September 1992 / MDS-152
What Works When Teachers Integrate Vocational and Academic Education
B. J. Schmidt / September 1992 / MDS-163
Vocational Education
G. H. Copa, C. B. Bentley / September 1992 / MDS-211
Annotated Resource List: Assessing Special Populations in Vocational Programs
September 1992 / MDS-425
Annotated Resource List: Integration of Academic and Vocational Education
September 1992 / MDS-442
Assessing the Coordination of Vocational Education with Other Federal Programs
W. N. Grubb / September 1992 / MDS-444
Assessing the Integration of Academic and Vocational Education: Methods and Questions
W. N. Grubb, C. Stasz / September 1992 / MDS-445
A Framework for Technology Education Curricula Which Emphasizes Intellectual Processes
S. D. Johnson / September 1992 / MDS-447
Students At Risk: Selected Resources for Vocational Preparation, Volume 2
S. C. Kallembach, Z. Burac, M. Coyle-Williams, J. Benesh, C. Bullock, L. Iliff / September 1992 / MDS-434
Selected Resources to Facilitate the Transition of Learners with Special Needs from School to Work or Postsecondary Education, Volume 2
S. C. Kallembach, Z. Burac, M. Coyle-Williams, J. Benesh, C. Bullock, L. Iliff / September 1992 / MDS-300
Exemplary Programs Serving Special Populations, Volume 1
Z. T. Burac / September 1992 / MDS-303
The Role of Vocational Education in Restructured Schools
September 1992 / MDS-418
Annotated Resource List: Tech Prep
August 1992 / MDS-452
Integration of Vocational and Academic Education: Theory and Practice
J. Plihal, M. Adams Johnson, C. Bentley, C. Morgaine, T. Liang / August 1992 / MDS-065
Performance-Based Occupational Math Requirements Assessment (OMRA): Implementation and Supporting Research
D. J. Pucel, J. Davis-Feickert, M. Lewis / August 1992 / MDS-143
Students with Limited English Proficiency: Selected Resources for Vocational Preparation, Volume 2
S. C. Kallembach, Z. Burac, M. Coyle-Williams, J. Benesh, C. Bullock,L. Iliff / August 1992 / MDS-432
Accountability for Vocational Education: A Practitioners Guide
E. G. Hoachlander, K. Levesque, M. L. Rahn / July 1992 / MDS-407
Teen Parents: Selected Resources for Vocational Preparation, Volume 2
S. C. Kallembach, Z. Burac, M. Coyle-Williams, J. Benesh, C. Bullock,L. Iliff / July 1992 / MDS-410
Bright Hopes, Dim Realities: Vocational Innovation in American Correctional Education
S. Schlossman, J. Spillane / June 1992 / MDS-077
Keyboarding as General Education: Post-School Employment and Earnings Effects
D. R. Lewis, J. C. Hearn, E. E. Zilbert / June 1992 / MDS-216
Technology Education and the Cognitive Revolution
S. D. Johnson, R. Thomas / June 1992 / MDS-433
Blurring Academic and Vocational Boundaries: Barriers in the Cultures of Large High Schools
J. Oakes / June 1992 / MDS-446
Formulating a Conceptual Model of Motivation: Implications for Enhancing Accommodation of At-Risk Learners in Postsecondary Vocational Education Programs
J. M. Brown, D. Fjeld-Joseph, J. Wotruba / June 1992 / MDS-058
A Framework for the Subject Matter of Vocational Education
G. H. Copa / June 1992 / MDS-095
Work on the Margins: The Experience of Vocational Teachers in Comprehensive High Schools
J. W. Little, S. M. Threatt / June 1992 / MDS-166
Strategies for Linking Planning and Evaluation in Vocational and Technical Education
D. E. Elson, J. D. Oliver, D. C. Strickland / June 1992 / MDS-235
Giving High Schools an Occupational Focus
W. N. Grubb / June 1992 / MDS-443
Meeting the Personnel Needs of the Health Care Industry through Vocational Education Programs: A Study of the San Francisco Bay Area
P. M. Hudis, D. Bradby, C. L. Brown, E. G. Hoachlander, K. A. Levesque, S. Nachuck / May 1992 / MDS-137
Linking Planning and Evaluation in Vocational Education: Issues and Concepts
F. M. Asche, D. C. Strickland, D. E. Elson / April 1992 / MDS-015
Tech Prep: Developing Cooperative Programs and Partnerships
April 1992 / MDS-383
Leadership Behaviors of Successful Vocational Educational Administrators
C. R. Finch, J. A. Gregson, S. L. Faulkner / April 1992 / MDS-435
Annotated Resource List: Funding Resources for Vocational Special Needs Programs
April 1992 / MDS-436
Annotated Resource List: National, State, and Regional Curriculum Development and Coordination Contacts
April 1992 / MDS-441
When is a Vocational Administrator Effective as a Leader?
J. Moss, Jr., C. R. Finch, B.-C. Johansen / April 1992 / MDS-402
A Guide to Using Postsecondary Transcript Data and an Overview of Course Taking in Less-Than-Four-Year Postsecondary Institutions
S. P. Choy, L. J. Horn / March 1992 / MDS-378
Secondary and Postsecondary Vocational Education in Mississippi: An Evaluation
E. G. Hoachlander, C. L. Arnold, K. A. Levesque / March 1992 / MDS-387
Performance Measures and Standards for Vocational Education: 1991 Survey Results
E. G. Hoachlander, M. L. Rahn / March 1992 / MDS-388
On Becoming a Teacher: An Examination of the Induction of Beginning Vocational Teachers in American Public Schools
B. Heath-Camp, W. G. Camp, E. Adams-Casmus, B. A. Talbert, J. D.Barber / March 1992 / MDS-161
Beyond Articulation: The Development of Tech-Prep Programs
C. Dornsife / March 1992 / MDS-311
Induction Experiences and Needs of Beginning Vocational Teachers Without Teacher Education Backgrounds
B. Heath-Camp, W. G. Camp / March 1992 / MDS-391
The Occupational Education Administrator's Role in Developing a Competent Workforce: Case Studies for Success
C. R. Finch, S. L. Faulkner / March 1992 / MDS-399
Characteristics of Excellent Trainers: A Psychological andInterpersonal Profile
J. A. Leach / February 1992 / MDS-337
Tech Prep and Educational Reform
J. L. Hoerner / February 1992 / MDS-396
Assessing the Nature and Operation of Institutional Excellence in Vocational Education
G. Wardlow, G. Swanson, J. Migler / January 1992 / MDS-174
Professional Development of Teachers of Vocational Education
W. G. Camp / January 1992 / MDS-389
What New Teachers Need to Succeed
B. Heath-Camp, W. G. Camp / January 1992 / MDS-392
Vocational and Academic Teachers Work Together
R. H. Beck, G. H. Copa, V. H. Pease / January 1992 / MDS-393
Skills and Security in Evolving Employment Systems: Observations from Case Studies
C. Brown, M. Reich, D. Stern / December 1991 / MDS-131
An Uncommon Education: Interaction and Innovation
R. H. Beck, G. H. Copa, V. H. Pease / December 1991 / MDS-140
A National Database on Vocational Education Teacher Education
R. L. Lynch / December 1991 / MDS-121
Hearing Other Voices: A Critical Assessment of Popular Views on Literacy and Work
G. Hull / November 1991 / MDS-154
A Conceptual Framework for Evaluating Community College Customized Training Programs
D. D. Bragg, J. Jacobs / November 1991 / MDS-175
Community College Involvement in Contract Training and Other Economic Development Activities
R. Lynch, J. C. Palmer, W. N. Grubb / November 1991 / MDS-379
Current State of Occupational and Technical Training: The Need for Integration and High Quality Programs
C. S. Benson / October 1991 / MDS-382
Vocational Education for Special Populations: Recommendations for Improving State Policy
L. A. Phelps, T. R. Wermuth, R. L. Crain / October 1991 / MDS-031
A Look at Planning and Evaluation Linkages Across the Nation
D. E. Elson, D. C. Strickland, J. D. Oliver, J. Perry, E. Tomchin / October 1991 / MDS-133
Readin', Writin', 'Rithmetic One More Time: The Role of Remediation in Vocational Education and Job Training Programs
W. N. Grubb, J. Kalman, M. Castellano, C. Brown, D. Bradby / October 1991 / MDS-309
Professional Development Programs, Leadership, and InstitutionalCulture: Lessons from a Study of Professional Development Programs for Community College Occupational-Technical Faculty
J. Hoerner, D. A. Clowes, M. V. Lichtman, M. T. Allkins / September 1991 / MDS-162
Tech-Prep: A Viable Solution for the Forgotten Half
J. L. Hoerner / August 1991 / MDS-376
Linking Planning and Evaluation: Understanding the Process in Vocational and Technical Education
D. E. Elson, J. D. Oliver, D. C. Strickland, J. Perry / August 1991 / MDS-380
Teacher Preparation, Qualifications, and Demand
C. R. Finch / August 1991 / MDS-381
Selected Vocational Preparation Resources for Serving Urban Youth and Adults with Special Needs
S. C. Kallembach, Z. Burac, M. Coyle-Williams / August 1991 / MDS-193
Characteristics of Excellent Trainers in Business and Industry: A Psychological, Interpersonal, Motivational, and Demographic Profile
J. A. Leach / August 1991 / MDS-335
An Investigation of Trainer Certification (Preparation) Programs in the Private Sector
J. A. Leach / August 1991 / MDS-336
On Becoming a Teacher: "They Just Gave Me a Key and Said, 'Good Luck'"
W. G. Camp, B. Heath-Camp / August 1991 / MDS-377
Selected Vocational Preparation Resources for Serving Rural Youth and Adults with Special Needs
S. C. Kallembach, Z. Burac, M. Coyle-Williams / August 1991 / MDS-192
Performance Standards for Vocational Education: National, State, and Local Implications (National Satellite Teleconference)
E. G. Hoachlander, J. Casello, P. Hill, R. J. Visdos / August 1991 / MDS-332
Local Systems of Vocational Education and Job Training: Diversity, Interdependence, and Effectiveness
W. N. Grubb, L. M. McDonnell / July 1991 / MDS-259
Integrating Academic and Vocational Education: Guidelines for Assessing a Fuzzy Reform
C. Stasz, W. N. Grubb / July 1991 / MDS-375
"The Cunning Hand, The Cultured Mind": Models for Integrating Vocational and Academic Education
W. N. Grubb, G. Davis, J. Lum, J. Plihal, C. Morgaine / July 1991 / MDS-141
Conceptualizing Leadership and Assessing Leader Attributes
J. Moss, Jr., B.-C. Johansen / June 1991 / MDS-187
Quality of Students' Work Experience and Orientation Toward Work
D. Stern, C. Hopkins, J. Stone III, M. McMillion / June 1991 / MDS-318
New Directions in Vocational Education: Notes from a Presentation on the Perkins Reauthorization. Workpower: Policies, Programs, Professionalism for Employment and Training
E. G. Hoachlander / June 1991 / MDS-350
Institutional-Level Factors and Excellence in Vocational Education: A Review of the Literature
G. Wardlow, G. Swanson, F. Caskey, J. Migler / June 1991 / MDS-106
Formulating a Conceptual Model on Nontraditional Student Attrition and Persistence in Postsecondary Vocational Education Programs
D. R. Johnson / May 1991 / MDS-217
State Councils of Vocational Education: Bridging the Gaps and Diminishing the Uncertainties
R. Ramirez, G. Swanson / May 1991 / MDS-231
Staff Development Through Distance Education
B. J. Schmidt, S. L. Faulkner / May 1991 / MDS-330
Education and Training for Work: The Policy Instruments and the Institutions
L. M. McDonnell, W. N. Grubb / April 1991 / MDS-025
The National Assessment of Vocational Education: "What it Says and What it Should Say"--A Symposium
April 1991 / MDS-205
Jobs of the Future and the Education They Will Require: Evidence from Occupational Forecasts
T. Bailey / April 1991 / MDS-319
Adolescents' Perceptions of Their Work: School Supervised and Non-School Supervised
J. Stone III, C. Hopkins, D. Stern, M. McMillion / April 1991 / MDS-317
The New Limits to Growth: Economic Transformation and Vocational Education
R. J. Vaughan / April 1991 / MDS-324
Designing a Plan to Measure Vocational Education Results
E. G. Hoachlander / March 1991 / MDS-321
Emerging Issues in Adult Vocational Education: Notes from a Seminar Presentation
W. T. Price, Jr., B. L. Reece / March 1991 / MDS-327
Indicators of Education and the Economy
E. G. Hoachlander, P. Kaufman, E. Wilen / March 1991 / MDS-014
The Challenge to Change
W. N. Grubb / March 1991 / MDS-323
The Scope and Direction of Adult Vocational Education in the '90s: Notes from a Seminar Presentation
W. T. Price, Jr., B. L. Reece / March 1991 / MDS-328
Leadership Behaviors of Successful Vocational Education Administrators
C. R. Finch, J. A. Gregson, S. L. Faulkner / March 1991 / MDS-097
General Education: Vocational and Academic Collaboration
R. H. Beck / February 1991 / MDS-057
Work Experience for Students in High School and College
D. Stern, M. McMillion, C. Hopkins, J. Stone / January 1991 / MDS-167
Using Cognitive Task Analysis
S. Johnson / January 1991 / MDS-197
Jobs of the Future and the Skills They Will Require--New Thinking on an Old Debate
T. Bailey / January 1991 / MDS-213
Vocational Education: A Success Story
L. Collins, A. Just / January 1991 / MDS-215
The Developing Vocational Education and Training System: Partnerships and Customized Training
W. N. Grubb / January 1991 / MDS-230
Guidelines for Developing Systems of Performance Standards andAccountability for Vocational Education: Notes from a ConferencePresentation
E. G. Hoachlander / January 1991 / MDS-232
Tech-Prep Programs: Issues in Implementing the Carl Perkins Amendments of 1990
W. N. Grubb / January 1991 / MDS-233
Integrating Academic and Vocational Education: Issues in Implementing the Carl Perkins Amendments of 1990
W. N. Grubb / January 1991 / MDS-234
The UAW Joint Funds: Opportunities and Dilemmas for Postsecondary Vocational Education
L. A. Phelps, D. Brandenburg, J. Jacobs / December 1990 / MDS-119
Teaching and Learning Generic Skills for the Workplace
C. Stasz, D. McArthur, M. Lewis, K. Ramsey / December 1990 / MDS-066
Research Priorities and Goals for Vocational Education Personnel Development
M. B. Griggs / November 1990 / MDS-114
Vocational Preparation and General Education
R. H. Beck / November 1990 / MDS-198
Proceedings from National Conference on Professional Development of Part-Time Occupational/Technical Faculty
November 1990 / MDS-201
Leadership, Leadership Development and the National Center for Research in Vocational Education
J. Moss, Jr., T. Liang / November 1990 / MDS-041
National Data Needs for Vocational Education
E. G. Hoachlander / October 1990 / MDS-004
Exemplary Urban Career-Oriented Secondary School Programs
V. Mitchell, E. S. Russell, C. S. Benson / September 1990 / MDS-012
Polytechnical Education: A Step
R. H. Beck / September 1990 / MDS-021
Students with Limited English Proficiency: Selected Resources for Vocational Preparation
S. C. Kallembach, M. Coyle-Williams, M. Glaeser / September 1990 / MDS-109
Teen Parents: Selected Resources for Vocational Preparation
S. C. Kallembach, M. Coyle-Williams, M. Glaeser / September 1990 / MDS-110
Students At Risk: Selected Resources for Vocational Preparation
S. C. Kallembach / September 1990 / MDS-111
Order Amid Complexity: The Status of Coordination Among Vocational Education, JTPA and Welfare-to-Work Programs
W. N. Grubb, C. Brown, P. Kaufman, J. Lederer / August 1990 / MDS-063
Case Studies for Order Amidst Complexity: The Status of Coordination Among Vocational Education, Job Training Partnership Act, and Welfare-to-Work Programs
W.N. Grubb, C. Brown, P. Kaufman, J. Lederer / August 1990 / MDS-214
Resources to Facilitate the Transition of Learners with Special Needs from School to Work or Postsecondary Education
S. C. Kallembach / July 1990 / MDS-002
Who Gets What and Why: Curriculum Decisionmaking at Three Comprehensive High Schools
M. Selvin, J. Oakes, S. Hare, K. Ramsey, D. Schoeff / June 1990 / MDS-028
Subject Matter of Vocational Education: In Pursuit of Foundations
G. H. Copa, E. Tebbenhoff / June 1990 / MDS-094
Changes in the Nature and Structure of Work: Implications for Skills and Skill Formation
T. Bailey / May 1990 / MDS-007
Key Issues in Vocational Education: Tip Sheet for Education Writers
April 1990 / MDS-035
Shared-Time Versus Full-Time Vocational High Schools in Delaware: An Assessment
E. G. Hoachlander, J. Tuma / March 1990 / MDS-204
Vocational Teacher Education: A Context for the Future
R. L. Lynch, M. B. Griggs / February 1990 / MDS-027
Reforming Education for Work: A Cognitive Science Perspective
S. A. Raizen / February 1990 / MDS-024
Envisioning the Future of Vocational Education: Vocational Education & Economic Development (video)
February 1990 / MDS-056
Integrating Academic and Vocational Studies
February 1990 / MDS-108
On Becoming a Teacher: Vocational Education and the Induction Process
W. G. Camp, B. Heath / December 1989 / MDS-018
Participation of Special Education Students in High School Vocational Education: The Influence of School Characteristics
P. Kaufman / November 1989 / MDS-019
Proceedings for Forum on Integrating Occupational and Academic Education
November 1989 / MDS-118
Performance-Based Policy Options for Postsecondary Vocational Education and Employment Training Programs
E. G. Hoachlander / November 1989 / MDS-020
Separating the Wheat from the Chaff: The Role of Vocational Education in Economic Development
W. N. Grubb, D. Stern / November 1989 / MDS-040
New Limits to Growth: Economic Transformation and Occupational Education
R. J. Vaughan / October 1989 / MDS-016
Summaries of Policy Options Papers on Vocational Education
October 1989 / MDS-050
The Directory of Human Resources to Better Serve Learners with Special Needs in Vocational Education
S. C. Kallembach / October 1989 / MDS-052
Increasing Vocational Options for Students with Learning Handicaps: A Practical Guide
E. Eagle, S. Choy, E. G. Hoachlander, S. Stoddard, J. Tuma / September 1989 / MDS-003
Innovation Versus Turf: Coordination Between Vocational Education and Job Training Partnership Act Programs
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WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court will take up an appeal from Arizona over its requirement that people prove they are American citizens before registering to vote.
The justices on Monday said they will review lower federal court rulings that blocked the law.
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Most Exciting Big Ten Player Terrelle Pryor Joins Manning Watch List
Thursday, August 5, 2010
In addition to being named the Preseason Big Ten Player of the Year for offense, Ohio State's Terrelle Pryor (official bio) was also tabbed as the league's most exciting player in a poll of top players in the league. Pryor, who was the MVP of the Rose Bowl last season, is also a member of the Manning Award Preseason Watch List for the second year in a row. The Manning Award, sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl, is releasing the Watch List one player per day through its official Facebook and Twitter pages. The award has honored the top quarterback in the nation for the past six years.
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