Vocational Teachers between Educational Institutions and Workplaces

Vocational Learning: Contributions of Workplaces and Educational Institutions

Vocational rehabilitation: an educational review.

The aim of this review is to describe aspects of vocational rehabilitation relevant for a physician aiming to become a specialist in physical and rehabilitation medicine (PRM). The review discusses the epidemiology of incapacity for work, the major patient groups in vocational rehabilitation (musculoskeletal and psychiatric diagnoses comprise approximately 50-70% of the patients), the influence...

Vocational and educational problems of epileptic patients.

During the past few years we have studied the factors which relate to success or failure of epileptic patients on the employment market ; preliminary reports have dealt with methodology and some results have already been published (Dennerll et al. 1966, 1968 ; Dennerlll970). I will recapitulate certain salient features here. One hundred and fourteen male and 63 female epileptic patients, referr...

Computer Anxiety Levels of Vocational Agriculture Teachers

Several researchers have addressed the computer competencies needed by students and their teachers, and attitudes towards computers (Birkenholz & Harbstreit, 1987; Bowen, Mincemoyer & Pannley, 1983; Henderson, 1985: Miller & Kotrlik, 1987; Neason & Miller, 1982; Newman & Henderson, 1987; Trede, Russell & Miller, 1985; Zidon & Luft, 1987). Other writers have addressed the educational uses of the...

Vocational Teachers ' Role in Workplace Learning Curriculum