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Texas Education Agency awards A&M five research grants
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under the new Interdisciplinary
Education Programs; $40,7M for
operation of the Technical Assist*
•nea Programs Office; $46,673
for operation of the Adult Edu-
eutioo Programs Office.
Also, $26^24 for a new in*
serriee training program for aca-
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domic teachers involved in
tiooal education programs and
$11,549 for a study to evahiato
earlier research dealing with vo
cational counselor effectiveness.
Dr. Donald Clark, associate
dean for research in the college's
research office, noted all the
grants are for the period of July
1 through June $0. 1978. except
the counselor evaluation study,
which is funded through Decem
ber.
The interdisciplinary education
program^ are coordinated by Dr.
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Raymond P. Perkins. Eight Tex
as residents are funded under the
second-year TEA grant, with
eight out-of-state participants
funded earlier by the U. S. Office
of Education.
Dr. Dale Catcher directs the
Technical Assistance Programs.
The TEA funds provide the staff
■nd operation of office programs,
including consulting and advisory
services to public schools, Man
power Skill Centers and Junior-
senior colleges.
During the first year of fund
ing hi 1971-72, the office con
ducted a general surrey of eom-
munity college vocational-techni-
eal teachers in Texas. The study
determined the educational back
ground and profeaskmal experi
ence needed to provide profes
sional teaching.
TEA also provided staff and
operation money to the Adult
Education Programs Office head-
ad by Dr. Don F. Seaman. The
office provide# assistance to adult
education teachers, offers a va
riety of technical programs and
aaaista with planning and imple
mentation of local adult educa
tion studies in public schools.
Dr. Clark said the first year
funding for in aervice training to
academic teachers working with
vocational students is an agree
ment between TAMU and Educa-
t i o n Professions Development
Consortium C serving the Hous-
ton-Benumont-CoUege Station
geographical area.
Included are three Regional
Education Service Centers, 168
school districts and six colleges.
One hundred teachers will he
trained as academic teachers
working under the Coordinated
Vocational Academic Education
(CVAE) Program.
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Dr. Clark said the idea Is to
prspare the academic course
toucher to work and plan studies
aimed specifically at the voca
tional-technical student.
Twenty school districts will de
velop CVAE programs, and test
models will be developed. A full
time coordinator will ha hired to
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to determine counselor effective
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