Inservice Education Needs and Preferences of Wisconsin Secondary Vocational Educators Relative to Mainstreaming |
Contents
CHAPTER 2 | 21 |
CHAPTER 3 | 90 |
PRESENTATION ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION OF DATA | 109 |
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05 level Agriculture Analysis of Variance attitudes toward handicapped Business and Office College/University Course commitment to mainstreaming course on exceptional critical value degrees of freedom Deviations On Attitude Deviations on Commitment Dissertation Distributive Education education for mainstreaming Exceptional Children experience with handicapped F-Ratio Between Groups Freedom Sum handicapped children Handicapped Students Related Home Economics inservice courses inservice education programs inservice programs inservice training instructional investigation knowledge about handicapped least restrictive environment Level of Education literature Location of Respondents Mainstreaming Related Mean and Standard Mean Deviation Mean Scores methods of inservice null hypothesis Office Education participation in inservice Previous Experience professional program type questionnaire regular classroom teachers scores and standard secondary vocational educators Shotel Source Degree special education Standard Deviations strategies Table Teacher Education Technical Education topics Trade and Technical University of Wisconsin-Madison Variance For Attitudes Variance For Commitment Variance For Knowledge Wisconsin secondary vocational workshops