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Bandhu, Desh, Ed.; Aulakh, G. S., Ed. – 1981
In India, environmental education (EE) is introduced at various levels. Goals of this country's EE programs include: improving the quality of environment to create awareness among the people on environmental problems and conservation; developing skills to solve environmental problems; creating the necessary atmosphere for citizen participation in…
Descriptors: Biology, College Science, Conservation (Environment), Course Descriptions
Harker, Richard K. – 1980
Problems raised by a conflict between culture of the school and culture of the pupil's home community are brought into focus when looking at schooling for children from a culture which has no links into culture of the dominant group, and in fact rejects as "worthwhile activities" the very things that members of the dominant group regard…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Community Relations, Community Schools, Culture Conflict
Gianini, Paul C. – 1979
A general review is presented of community services in the small/rural community college. Community services are defined as those action programs of the college undertaken independently or in cooperation with other community groups and agencies which direct the educational resources of the college toward serving the individual, the group, and…
Descriptors: Agency Cooperation, College Role, Community Colleges, Community Cooperation
Hoxeng, James – 1973
Operating under the philosophy that people can learn from each other, the Nonformal Education Project trained 24 Ecuadorian campesinos in seven rural mestizo villages to instruct their peers in basic litaracy skills, negotiating techniques, and the development of self-esteem. Within a year of operation some of the original "facilitators"…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Literacy, Change Agents, Community Development
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Shroyer, Gail; Enochs, Larry – Research in Rural Education, 1986
Presents strategies developed for a National Science Foundation grant to improve rural science education by helping rural teachers design an action plan for instructional improvement based on their ideals and goals coupled with a realistic assessment of their teaching situation including the strengths and weaknesses of the rural setting. (JHZ)
Descriptors: Change Strategies, Curriculum Development, Educational Change, Educational Improvement
Brooke, Robert E., Ed. – 2003
Written for writing teachers by writing teachers, this book celebrates local knowledge and the engagement of teachers and students with their communities through writing. Ten members of the Nebraska Writing Project invite readers into their rural classrooms and communities to explore the rich writing and active citizenship that emerge when writing…
Descriptors: Active Learning, Career Education, Citizenship, Educational Practices
Alberta Advanced Education, 2005
To meet the government's objectives of high quality adult learning opportunities for all Albertans, the Minister of Advanced Education began a review of the system in 2005. This is one of several discussion documents prepared for feedback from stakeholders. Advanced education is recognized as a key component in ensuring rural communities are…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Rural Education, Adult Education, Postsecondary Education
Jensen, Mary Cihak; Churchill, Lisa; Davis, Teresa – 2001
This final report describes activities and achievements of a 3-year project using a public school and university partnership structure to jointly recruit, select, train, certify, and retain special educators in a high poverty rural service region of Northeastern California. Emphasis was on improvement of educational services for pupils with high…
Descriptors: College School Cooperation, Elementary Secondary Education, Higher Education, Inservice Teacher Education
Moana, Whare Te; Selby, Rachael – 1999
For years, Maori tribes have wanted their own people to be trained as teachers and to return to teach their own language and culture in their tribal regions. Many Maori who returned from colleges of education had absorbed too much of European New Zealanders' ways and did not meet their community's expectations. Maori-education preschools were…
Descriptors: Biculturalism, Culturally Relevant Education, Educational Innovation, Extension Education
Henderson, Cheryl; Kyger, Maggie; Guarino-Murphey, Dana – 1998
Assistive technology is equipment that improves the functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities. Using assistive technology, children discover they have control over their environment and develop a sense of competence and independence. As special education enrollments increase, more students are using assistive technology, but many…
Descriptors: Assistive Devices (for Disabled), Disabilities, Elementary Secondary Education, Higher Education
Wienke, Wilfred D.; Miller, Kevin J. – 1998
Most children with learning disabilities receive all or part of their instructional programs in the general education classroom. To prepare teachers to meet the needs of these students, the Department of Special Education at West Virginia University designed a course of studies for rural regular education teachers leading to teacher certification…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Higher Education, Inservice Teacher Education, Learning Activities
Cegelka, Patricia Thomas; Fitch, Suzanne; Alvarado, Jose Luis – 2001
San Diego State University (California) has developed a coach-of-coaches model of providing support, assistance, and supervision to intern-teachers in its rural special education alternative credential program. Coaches, who are fully credentialed teachers with supervisory skills, make a minimum of nine direct and indirect (video analysis)…
Descriptors: Alternative Teacher Certification, Distance Education, Elementary Secondary Education, Higher Education
LLamas, Vicente J. – 1998
Since September 1995, the Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico-Rural Systemic Initiative (UCAN-RSI) has promoted systemic reform to improve science, technology, and mathematics education for all rural students in its states. Initially, UCAN targeted 159,000 students in over 430 rural, primarily American Indian or Hispanic, communities. These…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Academic Standards, American Indian Education, Annual Reports
Ludlow, Barbara L.; Duff, Michael C. – 2003
Since 1990 West Virginia University has offered a distance education program leading to teaching certification and a master's degree in either severe/multiple disabilities or early intervention/early childhood special education. The courses were offered via satellite transmission, but in response to demand for these courses in areas without…
Descriptors: Access to Education, Computer Software, Distance Education, Electronic Equipment
Weiss, Tim; Nieto, Faye – 1999
Alaska has been forced by geography and weather to look at numerous innovative solutions to improving communication between families and schools. The Internet is showing more impact than any other technique that has been tried. This has been especially helpful to parents of children with disabilities, due to a severe shortage of special education…
Descriptors: Access to Computers, Access to Education, Computer Uses in Education, Disabilities
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