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Keywords
Distributive education--Iowa; Distributive education; Iowa;
Abstract
Distributive education is a program of instruction designed to educate people for the field of distribution. This program often uses an adaptation of the apprentice method, with the student learner taking regular classwork in school while working part-time for wages at some assigned local business firm. The student learner receives instruction in the discipline of distribution both during his on-the-job training and during the related class in the distributive education laboratory. The laboratory provides many opportunities for worthwhile training in store techniques such as selling and advertising, working out practical problems of store operation, and other store-related problems that can be solved under these simulated merchandising conditions. An adequately equipped distributive education laboratory provides a realistic environment for solving these problems.
Year of Submission
1967
Degree Name
Master of Arts in Education
Department
Department of Business and Business Education
First Advisor
Lloyd V. Douglas
Second Advisor
Wray D. Silvey
Third Advisor
Oliver M. Anderson
Date Original
1967
Object Description
1 PDF file (78 leaves)
Copyright
©1967 Steven Allen Eggland
Language
en
File Format
application/pdf
Recommended Citation
Eggland, Steven Allen, "Survey of Distributive Education Laboratory Equipment Used in Iowa Secondary Schools" (1967). Dissertations and Theses @ UNI. 2560.
https://scholarworks.uni.edu/etd/2560
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