The Deterioration of the College-Educated Labor Market: Implications for Secondary Schools.

Anderson, Richard E.

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Publication Date: 1977

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The Deterioration of the College-Educated Labor Market: Implications for Secondary Schools

Anderson, Richard E.

Teachers College Record, 79, 2, 274-8, Dec 77

As the number of unemployed and underemployed college graduates increases, the secondary school system will encounter the following developments: (1) a clash over the early placement of twelfth graders in college; (2) a need to rethink the college-orientation of high school curricula; and (3) a need for more attention to non-college-bound youth. (MJB)

Descriptors: College Bound Students, College Graduates, Curriculum Problems, Educational Needs, Educational Trends, Futures (of Society), Secondary Education, Terminal Students, Underemployment, Unemployment

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