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| Format: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
| Language: | en |
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1965
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| Online Access: | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED059487 |
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Table of Contents:
- Financing...Short and Long Term Needs. Foley, Eugene P. And Others Administrator Education Administrators Audiovisual Aids Bibliographies Business Administration Case Studies Cost Effectiveness Course Objectives Distributive Education Economic Factors Educational Programs Extension Education Financial Needs Guides Industry Instructional Materials Lecture Method Library Facilities Research Stimuli Teaching Guides Teaching Methods This publication, the fifth in a series, is directed toward teaching management skills to the small-business man. When the term "management" is used, it refers to administrative management functions rather than to purely operational features of business. This series of publications is intended to be particularly useful to Distributive Education in the smaller community where library research facilities are limited and equipment for the production of visual aids is not readily available. The lecture is designed to be presented to the businessman in nontechnical language. The Lesson Plan is an outline of the material covered which may be used as a teaching guide. The Presentation may be used as written or modified to meet local needs and conditions. The Visual Aids are photographic copies of the set of visual aids which are available for this topic. These visuals are 8- by 10-inch colored transparencies prepared for use on overhead projectors. The Supply Department contains materials which may be reproduced locally for distribution to course participants. Cases in Point are short actual small-business management cases which may be used to augment the presentation and to develop discussion. The Incubator contains ideas for stimulating further thought and discussion by the participants. A bibliography and list of Small Business Administration field offices are included. (CK)