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In Search of Vocational and Technical Teacher Education.
Program and enrollment data indicate that colleges and universities have greatly diminished their capacity to prepare vocational and technical teachers. Demand for traditional vocational teachers is likely to decrease, whereas there may be a shortage of teachers for new work-based education and tech
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