Vol. 31 No. 2 (1990)

Published: 1990-06-30

Articles

Perceptions Regarding Instructional Methods Used In Adult Agricultural Education Programs

Robert A. Martin, Mahmoud H. Omer

2-6
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Perceptions Of Administators And Instructors Concerning Factors Influencing Secondary Agriculture Enrollment

Lou E. Riesenberg, Shannon R. Lierman

7-11
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Effects Of Simulation On Cognitive Achievement In Agriculture Mechanics

David M. Agnew, Glen C. Shinn

12-16
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Assessment Of The Preparation And Career Patterns Of Agricultural Education Graduates, 1975-1985

Max B. McGhee, Jimmy G. Cheek

17-22
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Noise Levels And Hearing Protection Devices: Effect On Student Welding Performance

Carl Reynolds

23-28
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Satisfaction With Agricultural Education Student Teaching

Curtis Borne, Jeffrey W. Moss

29-34
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An Analysis Of The Agricultural Mechanics Laboratory Management Inservice Needs Of Missouri Agriculture Teachers

Donald M. Johnson, Leon G. Schumacher, Bob R. Stewart

35-39
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A Follow-Up Study Of The Doctoral Program In Agricultural And Extension Education

Suvinai Randavay

40-44
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Major Problems Encountered In Administrating Vocational Agriculture As Perceived By State Vocational Agriculture Supervisors In The United States

Sandra D. Smith, Layle D. Lawrence, Stacy A. Gartin, Kerry S. Odell

45-48
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Professional Knowledge Competency Achievement Of Agricultural Teachers With And Without Preservice Teacher Preparations In Peninsular Malaysia

Mohd. Ibrahim Nazri, R. Kirby Barrick

49-54
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SAE Scope And Student Achievement In Agribusiness And Natural Resources Education

Larry R. Arrington, Jimmy G. Cheek

55-61
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Competency Based Education In North Carolina's Vocational Agriculture Programs: Ten Years After Adoption

Jim Flowers

62-67
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Formal And Nonformal Instruction Delivered To Farmers By Adult Instructors, Secondary Agriculture Teachers, And Extension Agents

Dasse' Bouare, Blannie E. Bowen

68-73
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The Relationship Between Instruction And Student Performance At The Various Levels Of Cognition Among Selected Ohio Production Agriculture Programs

Jamie Cano

74-79
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