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The intent of this document is to provide teachers in vocational education and trainers in industry, commerce and government with a greater understanding of the role of vocational education and training in the current context of economic and industrial change in Australia. Following an introduction, section 1 deals with the policy context of the development of human resources and explains the challenges to vocational educators. It includes the following: (1) "Workplace Reform and Vocational Education and Training" (Geoff Hayton); (2) "The Policy Context for Vocational Education and Training" (Andrew Gonczi, Paul Hager); and (3) "Challenges Facing Vocational Teachers and Trainers in the 1990s" (Geoff Scott). Section 2 deals with strategies for developing learning in the workplace and in vocational education settings. It includes the following: (1) "Communication Competence" (Michael Kaye); (2) "Self-Paced Learning" (Lann Dawes); (3) "Self-Directed Learning" (Griff Foley); (4) "Teaching for Critical Thinking" (Paul Hager); (5) "Mentoring and Coaching" (Peter Russell); (6) "Intensive Workshops" (Hank Schaafsma, Laraine Spindler); and (7) "Learning through Play: Simulations and Games" (Elizabeth Leigh, Hank Schaafsma). Section 3, on self-evaluation and ways of assessing learning, includes the following: (1) "Assessing Standards of Competence" (Doug McCurry); (2) "Assessment in Modern Vocational Education" (Geof Hawke, Liz Oliver); (3) "Recognition of Prior Learning" (Ruth Cohen); and (4) "Self-Evaluation" (Bob Gowing, Shirley Saunders). (CML)
Developing a Competent Workforce by Andrew Gonczi is 306 pages long, and a total of 78,336 words.
This makes it 103% the length of the average book. It also has 96% more words than the average book.
The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes 7 hours and 8 minutes to read Developing a Competent Workforce aloud.
Developing a Competent Workforce is suitable for students ages 12 and up.
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