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Volume 48 - Number 3 - 2007
Volume 48(3) Table of Contents
Integrating Science Into The Agricultural Education Curriculum: Do Science And Agriculture Teachers Agree?
Gregory W. Thompson & Brian K. Warnick
Possible Factors In Matching Student Teachers With Cooperating Teachers
Tracy Kitchel & Robert M. Torres
The Benefits Of Teaching And Learning About Agriculture In Elementary And Junior High Schools
Neil A. Knobloch, Anna L. Ball, & Crystal Allen
A Two-Decade (1981-2000) Analysis Of The Literature Cited In The Journal Of Agricultural Education
Marshall Swafford & Ryan Anderson
The Project Method In Agricultural Education: Then And Now
T. Grady Roberts & Julie F. Harlin
Agricultural Issues Of Significance To Iowa Crop Producers And Their Educational Implications
Melea A. R. Licht & Robert A. Martin
Using Electronic Audience Response Systems In High School Agriscience Courses
John W. Conoley, D. Barry Croom, Gary E. Moore, & James L. Flowers
A Longitudinal Examination Of Teaching Efficacy Of Agricultural Science Student Teachers At Four Different Institutions
Julie F. Harlin, T. Grady Roberts, Gary E. Briers, Diana L. Mowen, & Don W. Edgar
Types And Cognitive Levels Of Questions Asked By Professors During College Of Agriculture Class Sessions
John C. Ewing & M. Susie Whittington
A Historical Review Of Leadership Development In The FFA And 4-H
Tracy S. Hoover, Jan F. Scholl, Anne H. Dunigan, & Nadezhda Mamontova
Farmers’ Perception Of Integrated Soil Fertility And Nutrient Management For Sustainable Crop Production: A Study Of Rural Areas In Bangladesh
Md. Golam Farouque & Hiroyuki Takeya
Recruitment And Retention Strategies Utilized By 1890 Land Grant Institutions In Relation To African American Students
Johnnie Westbrook & Antoine J. Alston
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