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The standard curriculum of chemical technology education in five-year junior colleges in Taiwan, Republic of Chin

Posted on:1997-07-02Degree:Ed.DType:Dissertation
University:University of ArkansasCandidate:Wu, Ya-HengFull Text:PDF
GTID:1467390014482229Subject:Curriculum development
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The purpose of this research study was to examine the core chemical technology curriculum in Taiwan, Republic of China, five-year junior colleges from the viewpoints of: (a) practicing chemical technicians, (b) chemical technology students in schools of five-year junior colleges, and (c) five-year junior college instructors of chemical technology majors. Questionnaires were sent to: (1) all fifth-year chemical technology students in three public five-year junior colleges of technology, (2) all chemical technology instructors of three public five-year junior colleges of technology, (3) and ROCEYLC registered chemical technicians who have been working in industry for at least one year.;The instrument was designed to solicit information relating to the importance of basic curricular courses in the preparation of chemical technicians.;Responses were compared using the ANOVA to determine if the group responses were significantly different. A Pearsons correlation coefficient was used to determine if there was a relationship between the ratings by these three groups.
Keywords/Search Tags:Chemical technology, Five-year junior colleges
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