The technical institute

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ⅴ
• PART ONE. The Technical Institute in American Education
• 1. Introduction = 3
• What a Technical Institute Is Not.
• Types of Technical Institutes.
• What is the Need for Technical Institute Education?.
• Summary.
• 2. Historical Development = 18
• Background of the Technical Institute.
• Early Technical Institutes.
• Influence of the Engineering College.
• Role of the Junior College.
• Significant Developments within the Past Twenty-five Years.
• The Future of the Technical Institute.
• 3. Present Status = 38
• Enrollment Trends since World War Ⅱ.
• The Eleventh Annual Survey.
• Terminal Education in Junior Colleges and Community Colleges.
• Summary.
• 4. Curriculums Offered = 56
• Number and Types of Curriculums Offered.
• Student Enrollment in Various Curriculums.
• Technical Institute Graduates.
• Components of Accredited Curriculums.
• General Education in the Technical Institute Curriculum.
• Summary.
• 5. Careers of Graduates = 80
• Types of Positions Held.
• Job Progression.
• Salary Trends.
• Transfer Problems.
• Summary.
• PART TWO. Organizing and Administering Technical Institute Programs
• 6. Determining Objectives = 103
• What Are Objectives? Special Objectives of Technical Institutes, Special Factors Affecting Objectives.
• Steps in Preparing Objectives.
• Building a Program.
• 7. Surveying the Demand = 113
• The Scope of Technical Occupations.
• Preliminary Steps in Making a Survey.
• Survey Methods and Procedures.
• Determining the Needs for Technical Curriculums.
• Surveying the Interest of Youth.
• Summary.
• 8. Developing Curriculums = 129
• Approaches to Curriculum Construction.
• Studying Job Requirements.
• Activity Analysis and Curriculum Content.
• Planning Courses of Instruction.
• The Place of General Education.
• Planning General Education Content.
• Typical Technical Institute Curriculums.
• General Principles.
• 9. The Instructional Staff = 147
• Qualifications.
• Sources of Recruitment.
• Preparation.
• In-service Training.
• Instructional Methods and Materials.
• Teaching Loads.
• Summary.
• 10. Recruiting and Selecting Students = 163
• How Are Students Recruited? What Recruiting Techniques Are Most Successful? Admissions.
• Summary.
• 11. Student Personnel Services = 179
• Admissions.
• Orientation.
• Housing and Food Service.
• Health Services.
• Counseling.
• Remedial Services, Student Activities.
• Financial Aids and Student Employment.
• Job-placement Service.
• Cumulative Student Personnel Records.
• Summary.
• 12. Cooperative Education = 303
• History of Cooperative Education.
• Cooperative Work Programs.
• Organizing Cooperative Work Programs.
• Administering Cooperative Work Programs, Evaluation of Techniques of Administering Cooperative Programs.
• Coordinating the School and Work Experiences.
• 13. Administration = 222
• General Control.
• Organizational Structure.
• Finances.
• Business Administration.
• Plant.
• Administering the Instructional Program.
• Student Personnel Administration.
• Public Relations.
• Evaluation.
• General Principles.
• 14 The Technical Institute and the Future = 244
• APPENDIXES
• 1. Technical Institute Programs Accredited by the Engineers' Council for Professional Development = 249
• 2. Dates of Founding of Technical Institutes = 263
• 3. Full-time Technical Institute Enrollment by Curriculums = 268
• 4. Check List of Criteria for Identifying Technical Jobs = 280
• 5. Representative Curriculums in Technical Institutes = 282
• 6. In-service Course = 291
• 7. Freshman Questionnaire = 293
• 8. Questionnaire on Teaching Effectiveness = 297
• 9. Representative Organizational Charts of Technical Institutes = 299
• Index = 309