Productivity, the Workforce, and Technology Education.

Johnson, Scott D.

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Publication Date: 1991

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Productivity, the Workforce, and Technology Education.

Johnson, Scott D.

Journal of Technology Education, v2 n2 p32-49 Spr 1991

Debates surround whether high-tech or low-tech jobs are fastest growing and whether technology increases or decreases skill requirements. Technology education can aid productivity improvement by reinforcing academic content, enhancing higher-order skills, and promoting active involvement with technology. (SK)

Descriptors: Employment Patterns, Employment Qualifications, Job Skills, Labor Force Development, Productivity, Role of Education, Technological Advancement

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