Trends and issues in business education
Trends and issues in business education
Also known as NBEA yearbook Trends & issues in business education 2012 yearbook 2012 yearbook
Wanda L. Stitt-Gohdes, editor.
- Reston, Va. National Business Education Association c2012.
- viii, 217 ill. 23 cm.
- National Business Education Association yearbook no. 50 .
Includes bibliographical references.
Major trends and issues affecting business education curriculum development Integrating business ethics in business courses Integration of soft skills into business classes The changing accounting curriculum at the secondary and postsecondary levels Developing issues in economic education and personal finance Entrepreneurship and basic business skills Technological trends affecting the business education curriculum and instruction Social media and networking tools : meeting our stakeholders in their world The role of middle and high school business programs Postsecondary business career programs provide workplace skills necessary for success Business education at the college level Model business education programs Professional association membership : extending the community of practice Research in business education : increasing capacity and application in practice Business teacher education : preparation and certification Judith Lambrecht, Cyril Kesten -- O. C. Ferrell, Linda Ferrell -- Susan L. Miertschin, Sharon Lund O'Neil, Jamison Kovach, David S. Ding, Betty S. Johnson, Stacey McCroskey -- Kate Mooney, Steven P. Mooney, Susan V. Crosson -- Lila Waldman, David Bashaw, M. Scott Niederjohn -- Tena B. Crews, Moody E. Crews -- Herbert F. Brown -- Charlotte Haley -- Frederick W. Polkinghorne -- Karen S. Williams -- Priscilla Y. Romkema -- Peter Meggison -- Kellie Shumack, Connie Ford -- Marcia Anderson -- Diane J. Fisher, Barbara Hagler.
0933964765
Business education--United States.
Education--Curricula--United States
Education, Higher--United States.
Professional education--United States.
Career education--United States.
Includes bibliographical references.
Major trends and issues affecting business education curriculum development Integrating business ethics in business courses Integration of soft skills into business classes The changing accounting curriculum at the secondary and postsecondary levels Developing issues in economic education and personal finance Entrepreneurship and basic business skills Technological trends affecting the business education curriculum and instruction Social media and networking tools : meeting our stakeholders in their world The role of middle and high school business programs Postsecondary business career programs provide workplace skills necessary for success Business education at the college level Model business education programs Professional association membership : extending the community of practice Research in business education : increasing capacity and application in practice Business teacher education : preparation and certification Judith Lambrecht, Cyril Kesten -- O. C. Ferrell, Linda Ferrell -- Susan L. Miertschin, Sharon Lund O'Neil, Jamison Kovach, David S. Ding, Betty S. Johnson, Stacey McCroskey -- Kate Mooney, Steven P. Mooney, Susan V. Crosson -- Lila Waldman, David Bashaw, M. Scott Niederjohn -- Tena B. Crews, Moody E. Crews -- Herbert F. Brown -- Charlotte Haley -- Frederick W. Polkinghorne -- Karen S. Williams -- Priscilla Y. Romkema -- Peter Meggison -- Kellie Shumack, Connie Ford -- Marcia Anderson -- Diane J. Fisher, Barbara Hagler.
0933964765
Business education--United States.
Education--Curricula--United States
Education, Higher--United States.
Professional education--United States.
Career education--United States.