Book chapter 2003

School-to-Work in Schools: An Overview

The School-To-Work Movement: Origins and Destinations
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Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, United States
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4 Learning and Earning an Employer S Look at School to Work Investments, (1997)
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6 Payoff to Schooling and Learning in the United States, (1994)
7 National Assessment of Vocational Education Final Report to Congress Volume II Participation in and Quality of Vocational Education, (1994)
8 Dynamics of Vocational Education Effects on Labor Market Outcomes, (1987)
9 Charner, Ivan, Reforms of the School-to-Work Transition: Findings, Implications, and Challenges, Phi Delta Kappan, 77, SEPT, pp. 40-63, (1996)
10 America S Choice High Skills or Low Wages, (1990)
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  • Language English