Agricultural Education In Portugal
In the recent edition of Teacher Education in Agriculture, the role of agriculture teachers in the international scene was examined. With the increased emphasis on technical assistance and training related to improved methods for technological transfer, teachers of agriculture are now being recruite...
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| description | In the recent edition of Teacher Education in Agriculture, the role of agriculture teachers in the international scene was examined. With the increased emphasis on technical assistance and training related to improved methods for technological transfer, teachers of agriculture are now being recruited on an unprecedented scale for overseas assignments. [...]it seems appropriate that educators expand their knowledge of agriculture and educational systems in other countries. In the twelfth grade, students who want a diploma in agriculture or food technology will take technical studies that place special emphasis on plant and animal sciences. |
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