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1 total messages Started by Paul Mcnair Sun, 10 Jan 1993 17:50
Re: Electronics Curriculum
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Author: Paul Mcnair
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 17:50
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Thanks for the ideas Alan.  
 In answer to your questions, I am the Program Consultant responsible for  curriculum development in Construction Technologies and Electronics. As  part of the Career and Technology Studies team, we are reviewing/
 200+ courses in the practical arts (business education, home ecomonics,  vocational education and industrial arts) for Alberta Schools.  Our  mandate is to provide opportunities for students to study the areas for  three possible reasons; personal use (hobby/home repairs), career  investigation and career preparation (direct work place entry,  apprenticeship articulation, post secondary education or training).  Some  of the programs (Enterprise and Innovation) have been implemented last  september, most w




ill start in Sept. 94 with remainder by sept 96.          As I get into the curriculum development further in Electronics I share  some drafts with you for reactions/recommendations.  Please pass on your  mailing address so I can send you some materials.                          Thanks for the input, Alan.



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