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Factors Affecting Post-High School. Educational and Job Plans of Rural Youth in Eight Illinois Counties in the 1963-64 School Year.

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Lindstrom, D.E. – 1968

A study designed to determine aptitudes, skills, and sociological and personal factors characterizing rural youth analyzed educational and personal differences of 2,929 students in eight rural Illinois counties during 1963-64. From data obtained through academic tests and personal questionnaires, it was concluded that although three-fourths of…

Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Aptitude, Aspiration, Career Choice

Development of Human Resources through a Vocationally Oriented Educational Program for Disadvantaged Families in Depressed Rural Areas. Interim Report No. 1.

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Fuller, Gerald R.; Phipps, Lloyd J. – 1968

A project for developing an effective vocationally-oriented educational program to utilize the capabilities of economically and socially handicapped rural youth was divided into five major phases: (1) an in-depth study of the characteristics of a cross section of families in which the model educational program was tried, (2) an in-depth study of…

Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Curriculum Evaluation, Demonstration Programs, Disadvantaged Youth