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Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	1976
Subjects:	Admission (School) Adult Education American Indians Bilingual Education Career Counseling Career Education College Libraries Community Colleges Community Services Counseling Services Educational Legislation Facility Expansion Federal Aid Federal Legislation Federal Programs Graduate Study Instructional Improvement Laws Lifelong Learning Postsecondary Education Research Statewide Planning Student Financial Aid Teacher Education Vocational Education
Online Access:	https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED131782
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contents	Public Law 94-482. Education Amendments of 1976. Ninety-Fourth Congress, Second Session. Admission (School) Adult Education American Indians Bilingual Education Career Counseling Career Education College Libraries Community Colleges Community Services Counseling Services Educational Legislation Facility Expansion Federal Aid Federal Legislation Federal Programs Graduate Study Instructional Improvement Laws Lifelong Learning Postsecondary Education Research Statewide Planning Student Financial Aid Teacher Education Vocational Education The Education Amendments of 1976 extend the Higher Education Act of 1965, extend and revise the Vocational Education Act of 1963, and make new provisions. Title I, which relates to higher education, includes amendments for community services and continuing education, college library assistance and library training and research, strengthening developing institutions, student assistance, education professions development, improvement of undergraduate education, construction of academic facilities, graduate programs, community colleges and state postsecondary planning, bilingual education, and funding requirements. Title II relates to vocational education. Title III contains extensions and revisions of other education programs, including career education and counseling. Title IV makes general education provisions, including those for federal research offices, admissions practices, Indian postsecondary schools, and sex discrimination. Title V makes technical and miscellaneous provisions. (LBH)
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spellingShingle	Public Law 94-482. Education Amendments of 1976. Ninety-Fourth Congress, Second Session. Admission (School) Adult Education American Indians Bilingual Education Career Counseling Career Education College Libraries Community Colleges Community Services Counseling Services Educational Legislation Facility Expansion Federal Aid Federal Legislation Federal Programs Graduate Study Instructional Improvement Laws Lifelong Learning Postsecondary Education Research Statewide Planning Student Financial Aid Teacher Education Vocational Education Public Law 94-482. Education Amendments of 1976. Ninety-Fourth Congress, Second Session. Admission (School) Adult Education American Indians Bilingual Education Career Counseling Career Education College Libraries Community Colleges Community Services Counseling Services Educational Legislation Facility Expansion Federal Aid Federal Legislation Federal Programs Graduate Study Instructional Improvement Laws Lifelong Learning Postsecondary Education Research Statewide Planning Student Financial Aid Teacher Education Vocational Education The Education Amendments of 1976 extend the Higher Education Act of 1965, extend and revise the Vocational Education Act of 1963, and make new provisions. Title I, which relates to higher education, includes amendments for community services and continuing education, college library assistance and library training and research, strengthening developing institutions, student assistance, education professions development, improvement of undergraduate education, construction of academic facilities, graduate programs, community colleges and state postsecondary planning, bilingual education, and funding requirements. Title II relates to vocational education. Title III contains extensions and revisions of other education programs, including career education and counseling. Title IV makes general education provisions, including those for federal research offices, admissions practices, Indian postsecondary schools, and sex discrimination. Title V makes technical and miscellaneous provisions. (LBH)
title	Public Law 94-482. Education Amendments of 1976. Ninety-Fourth Congress, Second Session.
topic	Admission (School) Adult Education American Indians Bilingual Education Career Counseling Career Education College Libraries Community Colleges Community Services Counseling Services Educational Legislation Facility Expansion Federal Aid Federal Legislation Federal Programs Graduate Study Instructional Improvement Laws Lifelong Learning Postsecondary Education Research Statewide Planning Student Financial Aid Teacher Education Vocational Education
url	https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED131782

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