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Open-Ended Cycle System in Vocational Education

NCJ Number
107573
Journal
Journal of Correctional Education Volume: 38 Issue: 1 Dated: (March 1987) Pages: 8-10
Author(s)
R E Krogstad
Date Published
1987
Length
3 pages
Annotation
In a technical society, vocational education is a way of life, affecting and effecting all participants.
Abstract
For the incarcerated, the effect is an opportunity that America spends billions of dollars on yearly; an opportunity that affects individuals' lives. Hopefully, a young man doing time will learn new job skills and be effected with new behavior patterns and a new outlook on life that will make him an asset to society. The effect on our great Nation is a new productive citizen that looks upon himself with pride and is looked upon with dignity. He is not only productive to his wife, family, neighborhood, and community, but is also a strong asset to America's resolve in a technical, competitive world market. (Author abstract)

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