Expanding horizons in business education 
edited by Arthur McEntee. 
 - Reston, Va.  National Business Education Association  1994. 
 - vii, 177 p.  23 cm. 
 - National business education yearbook  no. 32 .
<br/><br/>Includes bibliographical references. 
<br/><br/>Teaching keyboarding to elementary children / Rowena Russell -- Keyboarding to desktop publishing in middle school / Sharon Andelora -- Youth apprenticeship programs--Business and school partnerships / William H. Cassidy -- The administrative steps for implementing applied academics / Mari C. Shaw -- All business is global / Joanne Phillips -- In pursuit of virtual learning alliances: a passion to integrate curriculum and instruction / Thomas Haynes -- Preparing students for a changing work world / James E. Miles -- Preparing students for a culturally diverse workplace / Jeannette J. Purdy -- Successful promotion of business education / Carla Gries, Joseph Nebel -- Teaching business education to special groups / Renae Humburg -- Business/industry training seminars / Deborah Riley -- Open entry--Open exit classes / Charlotte Montanus, Mark Montanus -- Teaching courses for business / Lena M. Cunningham Smith -- Expanding horizons overseas / Burt Kaliski, John P. Fleming, Lynda R. Gamans, R. Larry Johnson -- Local area networks / Patsy A. Dickey-Olson -- Distance learning / Cynthia Denton -- Professional pizazz: use it or lose it! (cont) / Janet Scaglione. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0933964420 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Business education