What Are Universities Doing to Help Prospective Teachers Find Positions?

What Are Universities Doing to Help Prospective Teachers Find Positions?

The average tuition of a four-year public college is $3510 per year (Adriane, 2003). In this study, letters were sent letters to the education departments of fifteen state universities in a southern state by a school level administrator. Each university was asked to help the local education agency (...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of invitational theory and practice 2003, Vol.9, p.71
1. Verfasser: Rice, Phillip Bradley
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Career Guidance
Career Information Systems
Graduates
School Districts
Schools of Education
State Universities
Teacher Placement
Teacher Recruitment
Teaching (Occupation)
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Graduates
School Districts
Schools of Education
State Universities
Teacher Placement
Teacher Recruitment
Teaching (Occupation)
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