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Jones, Jean Grace – ADE Bulletin, 1997
Finds that, to examine the challenges new faculty members face, it is helpful to use three "survival metaphors": a new marriage; going to work on an assembly line; and being given "15 to 20" in the state penitentiary. Compares professional duties to each metaphor in turn. (PA)
Descriptors: Beginning Teachers, College Faculty, Higher Education, Metaphors
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Blakely, Edward J. – Education and Urban Society, 1997
Argues the role of education as a wealth-generating and transformative resource for both local and national economies as communities shift from assembly-line to high-tech economies. Discussions include educational policy implications during a shift to high-technology industries, school districts as job generators, and universities as economic…
Descriptors: Community Change, Economic Development, Economic Impact, Educational Policy
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Bredeson, Paul V. – Journal of Educational Administration, 1988
Metaphors, whether verbalized, symbolized, or camouflaged, reveal school administrators' perceptions, values, and behaviors. This article examines how specific metaphors (assembly line, ticking clock, garden, mirror of society, museum, and candy machine) contribute to an understanding of school characteristics and administration. Training and…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Metaphors, Organizational Theories, School Administration
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Holden, Daniel – T.H.E. Journal, 1994
Proposes reform in education from an "assembly line" to a "provider-client" approach. Swanton High School (Ohio), winner of GTE's Pioneering Partners program, which used Learning Management Systems to track student progress and testing, satellite courses, videodiscs, Hypercard, QuickTime video, and Internet connections, is…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Constructivism (Learning), Educational Change, Educational Technology
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Schmitz, Cecilia M. – Microform Review, 1995
Details the flexible assembly-line approach used by Auburn University to catalog the "Confederate Imprints, 1861-1865" major microform set. Five thousand nine hundred sixty-six (5966) distinct items were cataloged over a 3-year period by one professional, one library assistant and two student workers. (Author/JKP)
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Bibliographic Records, Cataloging, Library Personnel
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Marsh, Margaret – OAH Magazine of History, 1990
Reviews suburbanization of United States, created by assembly line construction, wartime housing shortages, and federal mortgage subsidies. States earlier scholars viewed suburban migration as a solution to urban overcrowding, whereas later scholars examined suburbs as symbolic of U.S. values and conformity, insulated from problems of U.S. cities.…
Descriptors: Cultural Context, Historians, Literature Reviews, Local History
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Bower, Bert; Lobdell, Jim – Social Education, 1998
Describes six activities from the "History Alive" program. These include an interactive slide lecture on the Great Depression, a photographic analysis regarding Mexican and Southwest culture, an experiential exercise concerning life on the assembly line, collages on Chinese belief systems, a response group on women's rights, and poetry writing.…
Descriptors: Constructivism (Learning), Discussion (Teaching Technique), Educational Theories, Instructional Improvement
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Joia, Luiz Antonio – Internet Research, 1997
Presents a framework for implementing the Internet in Brazilian elementary and secondary schools. Topics include schools as assembly lines in the information society; pedagogical uses of the Internet, including research, educational projects, and video conferences; and obstacles to implementing the Internet, including cost, cultural differences,…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Costs, Cultural Differences, Elementary Secondary Education
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March, Tom – Educational Leadership, 2006
We are entering an age of instant media gratification, in which a "multimedia aura" will "accompany us wherever we go," writes Tom March. The New WWW, says March, offers us whatever we want, whenever and wherever we want it. The effect on our children may be unrealistic expectations, premature disillusionment, and unhappiness. To counterbalance…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Computer Assisted Instruction, Students, Web Sites
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Warn, James – Higher Education Research and Development, 2006
The ready availability of Internet resources has made it easier than ever for students to plagiarize and many higher education institutions have resorted to checking essays with plagiarism detection software. Student behaviour is likely to change in response to this increased scrutiny but not necessarily in the desired direction. Internet…
Descriptors: Plagiarism, Computer Software, Internet, Essays
Fischer, Karin – Chronicle of Higher Education, 2009
In 1954, Chrysler introduced its "newest, smoothest" ride, the Dodge Royal sedan, which rolled off the assembly line with a glossy two-tone paint job and state-of-the-art V-8 engine. That same year, just northeast of Detroit, Macomb Community College opened its doors, with a mission to prepare the vehicle designers, auto-parts makers,…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Manufacturing, Auto Mechanics, Emerging Occupations
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Schonfield, David; Chatfield, Sally – Educational Gerontology, 1976
An introductory course in gerontology should be tied to the liberal arts core of higher education and not merely provide assembly lines of facts. Undergraduates should be helped to appreciate difficulties in designing and interpreting gerontological studies and to realize that they are not yet ready to undertake independent empirical…
Descriptors: Attitude Change, College Students, Course Descriptions, Curriculum Development
Pfaff, Gunther – Journal of the University Film Association, 1977
Discusses two distinct models of film production, the Pecking Order/Assembly Line Model and the Partnership Model, and contends that the differences in ideologies between the two models affect all phases of production and are reflected in the end product and in the effect of the end product on the audience. (MH)
Descriptors: Film Production, Mass Media, Models, Production Techniques
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Werther, William B., Jr. – Employee Relations, 1985
After describing the history of Ford Motor Company's relationship with workers from the inception of the assembly line through recent years, the author describes results of the 1979 National Joint Committee on Employee Involvement and 1982 labor negotiations, which resulted in retraining projects, tuition assistance, and career counseling and…
Descriptors: Collective Bargaining, Counseling Services, Employee Attitudes, Employer Attitudes
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Ghorpade, Jai; Lackritz, James R. – Personnel Psychology, 1981
A sample (N=416) of assembly-line operators were asked to rate their supervisors according to an instrument which contained a list of positive supervisory traits and behaviors. Three rating options were provided: agree, don't know, and disagree. Dissatisfied raters were found to give significantly more neutral responses than satisfied raters.…
Descriptors: Administrator Evaluation, Age Differences, Cultural Differences, Employee Attitudes
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