 Vocational Education in Correctional Institutionsby Walter M. Wallack - 1943 A description of vocational education per se in the correctional institution would differ from that of the ordinary vocational school. In some correctional institutions may be found all of the elements which one may believe to be required in good vocational teaching: purposeful objectives, effective methods, excellent equipment, skillful teachers. In others the program of instruction is as poor as one could imagine, while in many there is likely to be no instruction at all. In any correctional institution there is always the advantage of being able to use real jobs in institutional maintenance and construction for training purposes. To view the full-text for this article you must be signed-in with the appropriate membership. Please review your options below:
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