Improving Communication Skills in Vocational Courses.
Edith M. Young, Leo V. Rodenborn
Abstract
Edith M. Young, Leo V. Rodenborn
Abstract
Both authors are professors of education at the University of Missouri-St Louis. Young is concerned with business teacher education while Rodenborn specializes in clinical diagnosis. ■ Often teachers of vocational education courses ignore completely the demands for reading and writing skills that their subjects place on students. Special emphasis should be placed on the improvement and development of these skills so vocational students can learn to handle read-
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Both authors are professors of education at the University of Missouri-St Louis. Young is concerned with business teacher education while Rodenborn specializes in clinical diagnosis. ■ Often teachers of vocational education courses ignore completely the demands for reading and writing skills that their subjects place on students. Special emphasis should be placed on the improvement and development of these skills so vocational students can learn to handle read-
Key concepts: Vocational education, Reading (process), Psychology, Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Communication skills, Medical education, Linguistics