The Role Of Vocational Education In Agriculture--Economic Efficiency
Martin B. McMillion
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Martin B. McMillion
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This issue of The Journal presents another in the series of "debate the issues" articles authored by leaders in agricultural education. The Role of Vocational Education in Agriculture is the focus of this debate. Martin McMillion, of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, advocates Economic Efficiency, while Maynard Iverson, of North Carolina State University, calls for Socialization.
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This issue of The Journal presents another in the series of "debate the issues" articles authored by leaders in agricultural education. The Role of Vocational Education in Agriculture is the focus of this debate. Martin McMillion, of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, advocates Economic Efficiency, while Maynard Iverson, of North Carolina State University, calls for Socialization.
Key concepts: Vocational education, Agricultural education, Socialization, Agriculture, State (computer science), Political science, Sociology, Economic growth