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Heldman, Bill – Learning & Leading with Technology, 2010
With few exceptions, students interact with technology in one way or another every day. And yet, in most U.S. schools, the term "computer science" (CS) refers only to generic skills classes, such as keyboarding and computer applications. Even most Web programming classes usually teach students only how to use conventional graphical user…
Descriptors: Computer Science, Computer Science Education, Curriculum Development, Models
Albarelli-Siegfried, Anne – 1996
A 16-week office specialist certificate program was developed for Spanish-speaking adults who have the ability and desire to obtain an entry-level office administration position but who have limited English proficiency and basic occupational skills. The program, which is based on the vocational bilingual training model, takes advantage of the…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Advisory Committees, Bilingual Education, Competency Based Education
Pina, Anthony A. – 1992
This report documents the design, development, and implementation of computer applications curricula in a pilot program augmenting the regular curriculum for eighth graders at a private middle school. In assessing the needs of the school, a shift in focus was made from computer programming to computer application. The basic objectives of the…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Literacy, Computer Science Education, Curriculum Development
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Anders, Thomas F.; Hales, Robert E.; Shahrokh, Narriman C.; Howell, Lydia P. – Academic Psychiatry, 2004
Objective: This article describes a data entry and analysis system called Mission-Based Reporting (MBR) that is used to measure faculty and department activities related to specific academic missions and objectives. The purpose of MBR is to provide a reporting tool useful in evaluating faculty effort and in helping chairs 1) to better assess their…
Descriptors: Medical Schools, Psychiatry, Public Service, Behavioral Sciences