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The counselor in Canadian secondary schools

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Wilson, John Abraham Ross

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Dissertation

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opment was due largely to the conviction of three mans Mr. H. M. McCorkindale, Major H. B. King, and Mr
Factors related to the choice of secondary teaching as a career

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Myers, Kenneth Holly

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This study of Oregon secondary school teachers was designed to find why individuals had chosen this particular career, what they think of their positions, what time of their lives they chose teaching as a career, and what their career plans are for the future. The respondents were full-time Oregon secondary...

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Dissertation

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had the opportunity to choose again? (h) What conditions, in the judgment of faculty mem- bers
Current practices in the organization and administration of guidance services in ninety-four selected secondary schools

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Anderson, Eric Dean

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Dissertation
A study of recruitment techniques which influence student selection of vocational-technical education

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Hullman, Don Herman, 1940-

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Purpose of the Study The purpose of this study was to determine the exposure and influence of recruitment techniques and influential sources and factors which influenced student selection of vocational-technical education. Procedures The data for this study were obtained through the use of a student questionnaire. The questionnaire was administered...

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Dissertation
Occupational factors encountered by 17-20 year old youths in retail trade occupations in Portland, Oregon

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Colasuonno, Thomas Matthew

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Dissertation
The role of the business education teacher in guidance in secondary schools west of the Mississippi River

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Woodward, Robert Myron

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Dissertation

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process h s caused distinctions between guidance and instruction. We cannot separate these im- portant