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| Format: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| Language: | en |
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1971
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| contents | Project Inspire: Vocational Guidance Institute. Black Students Black Youth Blacks Career Counseling Career Development Career Guidance Economically Disadvantaged Educational Innovation Educational Needs Educational Programs Minority Group Children Minority Groups Occupational Information Poverty Vocational Education Work Attitudes Two introductory speeches suggest the general social and interracial climate in the United States. It is against this backdrop that Project Inspire is described. Its purpose is the development of a vocational guidance component within the broader school curriculum. Its major objective is elevating the awareness level of students to the work world through the establishment of a comprehensive Human Resources Library. Specific institute materials included in this booklet are: (1) sample educational projects and techniques, including an educational simulation; (2) a listing of specific career orientation program objectives; (3) sample forms and letters for program participants; (4) a Connecticut task force report on manpower needs; and (5) the results of an end-of-the-first week evaluation of institute participants' knowledge and feelings about minority youth, employment, and poverty. (TL) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1971 |
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| spellingShingle | Project Inspire: Vocational Guidance Institute. Black Students Black Youth Blacks Career Counseling Career Development Career Guidance Economically Disadvantaged Educational Innovation Educational Needs Educational Programs Minority Group Children Minority Groups Occupational Information Poverty Vocational Education Work Attitudes Project Inspire: Vocational Guidance Institute. Black Students Black Youth Blacks Career Counseling Career Development Career Guidance Economically Disadvantaged Educational Innovation Educational Needs Educational Programs Minority Group Children Minority Groups Occupational Information Poverty Vocational Education Work Attitudes Two introductory speeches suggest the general social and interracial climate in the United States. It is against this backdrop that Project Inspire is described. Its purpose is the development of a vocational guidance component within the broader school curriculum. Its major objective is elevating the awareness level of students to the work world through the establishment of a comprehensive Human Resources Library. Specific institute materials included in this booklet are: (1) sample educational projects and techniques, including an educational simulation; (2) a listing of specific career orientation program objectives; (3) sample forms and letters for program participants; (4) a Connecticut task force report on manpower needs; and (5) the results of an end-of-the-first week evaluation of institute participants' knowledge and feelings about minority youth, employment, and poverty. (TL) |
| title | Project Inspire: Vocational Guidance Institute. |
| topic | Black Students Black Youth Blacks Career Counseling Career Development Career Guidance Economically Disadvantaged Educational Innovation Educational Needs Educational Programs Minority Group Children Minority Groups Occupational Information Poverty Vocational Education Work Attitudes |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED052472 |