Production Reconsidered: Implications for Technology Education.

Pytlik, Edward C.; Sinn, John W.

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Publication Date: 1985

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Production Reconsidered: Implications for Technology Education.

Pytlik, Edward C.; Sinn, John W.

Journal of Epsilon Pi Tau, v11 n1-2 p13-25 Win-Spr Sum-Fall 1985

A philosophical concept of production technology is proposed which complements the basic underlying philosophy of technology education. It is based on the combined definition of production and technology, which necessitated the restructuring and expansion of the traditional structure into five divisions: harvesting, processing, manufacturing, construction, and service. (CT)

Descriptors: Construction (Process), Cost Effectiveness, Educational Philosophy, Harvesting, Manufacturing, Postsecondary Education, Production Techniques, Productivity, Program Content, Research and Development, Secondary Education, Technical Education

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Language: English

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