Which Occupational Analysis Technique: Critical Incident, DACUM, and/or Information Search?.

Willett, Jan; Hermann, Graham

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Publication Date: 1989

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Which Occupational Analysis Technique: Critical Incident, DACUM, and/or Information Search?

Willett, Jan; Hermann, Graham

Vocational Aspect of Education, v41 n110 p79-88 Dec 1989

In a study of competencies needed by secondary school teachers, the comparative effectiveness of three occupational analysis techniques was examined. It was found that DACUM and Information Search were equally effective, and critical incident was less effective. It was considered that both DACUM and Information Search needed to be used to obtain an adequate list of competencies. (JOW)

Descriptors: Critical Incidents Method, Information Retrieval, Job Analysis, Minimum Competencies, Secondary School Teachers, Vocational Education

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