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Автор Rose, Terry, L.
Автор Cuilinan, Doug
Автор Heller, Harold, W.
Дата выпуска 1984
dc.description The marketplace for new graduates of doctoral training programs in special education has changed from one in which demand exceeded supply to a more balanced one in which supply meets or may exceed demand. The resulting competition for faculty positions has resulted in higher expectations of these applicants by special education departments, a major "consumer" of the "products" of doctoral training programs. Results of recent searches for new faculty members indicate that those who have accomplished professionally valued objectives during their doctoral training have a distinct advantage over those who have completed only a "traditional" doctoral program. Implications for doctoral training and future investigations are discussed from a "consumer's" point of view.
Издатель Sage Publications
Название A Consumer's Report to Special Education Doctoral Programs
Тип Journal Article
DOI 10.1177/088840648400700205
Print ISSN 0888-4064
Журнал Teacher Education and Special Education
Том 7
Первая страница 88
Последняя страница 91
Аффилиация Rose, Terry, L., Department of Educational Leadership and Instruction at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Аффилиация Cuilinan, Doug, Department of Learning, Development, & Special Education at Northern Illinois University
Аффилиация Heller, Harold, W., College of Human Development and Learning at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte
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Библиографическая ссылка Prehm, H.J. (1979). Research training and experiences in special education doctoral programs. In R.C. Schofer & J.C. Chalfant (Eds.), The Missouri Symposium of doctoral programming in special education: Considerations for the 1980s (pp. 83-91). Columbia: University of Missouri-Columbia, Department of Special Education.

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