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Voices for Careers. INSTITUTION New Jersey State Dept DOCUMENT RESUME ED 069 870 VT 017 460 AUTHOR York, Edwin G.; Kapadia, Madhu TITLE Voices for Careers. INSTITUTION New Jersey State Dept. of Education, Trenton. Div. of Vocational Education. PUB DATE Sep 72 NOTE 72p. EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29 DESCRIPTORS Adult Vocational Education; *Annotated Bibliographies; *Career Education; Educational Resources; Indexes (Locaters) ; Post Secondary Education; *Resource Centers; Secondary Grades; *Video Cassette Systems; Vocational Development; *Vocational Interests IDENTIFIERS *Career Exploration ABSTRACT Listed in this annotated bibliography are 502 cassette tapes of value to career exploration for Grade 7 through the adult level, whether as individualized instruction, small group study, or total class activity. Available to New Jersey educators at no charge, this Voices for Careers System is also available for duplication on request from the New Jersey Occupational Resource Center in Edison. Procedures for securing the cassettes are described, noting that this service exists to serve the needs of individual educators and is not designed to stock libraries.. Listed and described under 25 major topics divided into subtopics, these tapes utilize the voices of well-known Americans to stimulate vocational interests. A name index and topical index are included, as well as the phone numbers for the New Jersey Occupational Research and Development Center. (AG) A FI Tv (4): HEALTH OF EDUCATION HIE% REPRO PICT; VI D ROM !. UP ORGANtitioN milt; FOR CAREERS .. ONTS iiidtf 1.. OR °Pi% I D DU `:tit NICESSRILY 1C.IAt ()Mu OF TDo by S1110f4 CM POLIO Edwin G. York Voices for Careers: 502 Cassette Tapes of SPECIAL Coordinator, N.J. 04 Value to the Career Exploration of Youth PAPER Occupational Resource Centers and Adults. Available from the New Jer- and sey Occupational Resource Center in SEPTEMBER Madhu Kapadia Edison. 1972 Supervising Librarian, N.J. Occupational Resource Center, Edison Bureau of Occupational Research Development Division of Vocational Education CONTENTS most stationers) are recommended. A 7" x 12" Jiffy bag Page will ship six blank cassettes, each in its plastic box; the 5! I. The Voices for Careers Syso:tm library rate is applicable and would cost eight cents: for .42. The Topical Listing of Cassette Tapes 2 prompter deliVery, send the Jiffy bag first class mail for .11 =t3. Name Index 67 $1.20. An 8" x 14" Jiffy bag will ship eight blank cassettes, 4. Index to Specific Topics 70 each in its plastic box: the library rate would cost eight * * * cents: while first class mail would cost $1.40. (C) How many copies of a specific recording can be 1. THE VOICES FOR CAREERS SYSTEM secured? As many as six copies of any cassette can he made Career exploration for grade seven through the adult in a given request. The requestor should be sure to send one El level - whether as individualized instruction, small group blank cassette for each copy requested. study. or 'total class activity -- now can have a new and (D) How many different cassettes can he duplicated, each creative dimension through cassette tapes available to New up to sixcopies? As many asfive different cassette Jersey educators at no charge from the New Jersey Occu- recordingS may be duplicated in a given request, each with pational Resource Center at Edison. as many as six copies. A maximum requestwould thus Any of these 502 cassette tapes listed in this publication require the requestor to send thirty blank cassettes or as of value to career exploration will heduplicated at the $45.00 with the order. Edison center on request by New Jersey Educators on their (E) The sound from master cassette tapes is transferred at such own blank cassettes. No copyright limitation prevents high speed onto the blank cassettes at the New Jersey duplication of these cassettes produced by the Center for Occupational Resource Center and sent without charge to C::ssette Studies of North Hollywood. California. the requestor. necessarilyhasa TheVoices kr Careers System (F) The requestor receives the cassettes. uses them on a standard procedure for securing these cassettes. The system variety ofmachines,but does not return them to the -Aorks as follows: Resource Center at Edison unless they are erased and (A) A New Jersey educator identifies a cassette fromthe accompany a new request. Cassettes sent to theEdison 1.,fficial list as desirable for his or her purposes - for either Center should he blank: cassettes already used ,should he the educator's use or the students' use. A description of erased before being sent. each it,:m is provided in the listing. If an educator wishes to hear an actual tape before ordering multiple copies, he (G) Portable cassette players are available in a growing number of school. college, and public libraries. They arc should order one copy. first. relatively low in cost, often less than $25.00. The Resource (13) The educator requests one or more copies of a cassette Center at Edison has a very limited number of these players by writing the request to the New Jersey Occupational available for short term loan. Also, one portable cassette Resource Center. Building 871. R.M.C., Plainfield Avenue. playerisavailablefor loan from any of the county Edison. New Jersey 08817. The requestor must provide the coordinators of career education in New Jersey. following: (a) the official cassette order number provided in the list. One further comment isnecessary concerning this "") (h) a blank cassette tape (one hour cassette of better system. It exists to serve the needs of individual educators -1 quality, as from one of thefollowing companies: Maxwell: and is not designed to stock libraries. Libraries seeking TDK: Norelco: or Agfa) or $1.50 (to pay for such a blank) significant numbers of these cassettes should request a for each copy requested. The cassette sent to the Edison catalogand orderthemdirectlyfromUniversity Resource Center should he blank. If it has already been Microfilms (A Xerox Company). 300 North Zeeb Road. used. it should he erased before sending. Ann Arbor. Michigan 48106. Mailing the blank cassettes is a simple matter. -Jiffy In the following sections. these cassette tapes will first be bags" (inexpensive padded mailing envelopes available in listed and described under major topics and subtopics. then State of New Jersey Department of Education 225 W. State StreetTrenton, N.J. 08625 1 listed according to the names of specific persons or things. N. A Lawyer and finally listed in a specific topical index. The first 0. A Manual Laborer listing assigns a unique number to each item which is used P.The Medical Profession in the name and topical indexes which follow. Q. A Musician There is an order number provided for each item in the R.. Organized Labor Leaders major listing; that is the number needed to order copies. S.An Ornithologist T. A Photographer 2. THE TOPICAL LISTING OF CASSETTE TAPES U.Political Leaders V. A Publisher Voices for Careers includes a wide range of resources. W. Singers There is heavy emphasis on career information as such. X: Sports Stars especially through contact with a wide variety of prominent Y. Teachers persons who talk about their own careers, often in an interview situation. Traditional vocational education areas 6. COMMUNICATION A. Conversation arealso present, and thereisa heavy emphasis on educational change. B. Influence of the Media C. The International Scene Family life, including sex education, is an important D.Interviewing topic in this listing. Other life adjustment resources are E. The Press included under such topics as: Consumer Affairs: Growing F. Radio Up in America; Living Today; Drug Abuse; and Nutrition. G. The Subjective Approach Public affairsare animportant emphasisinthis H. Television collection. The educator will want to look especially at I. Writing these topics: Rights and Responsibilities: Racial Issues: 7. CONSUMER AFFAIRS En vironmental Issues: Technology. A. The High Cost of Health The complete list of major topics used for organizing this B. If I Were a Rich Man listing are presented below and provide a helpful overview C.Inflation of this collection. Remember to check the Name Index and D.Its the Law Index to Specific Topics for other valuable approaches to E.Playing the Stock.Market the cassettes. F.Truth in Advertising I. ADULTHOOD G. Welfare Reform 2. AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION 8. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION A. Business Dimensions A. History of Retailing B. Subsidy Problems 13. .International Marketing 3. THE AMERICAN ECONOMY C.Marketing D.Retailing A. Corporations B. The Government and the Economy 9. DRUG ABUSE C.Historical Perspectives A.Definitions D. National Priorities B.Drugs: Hard and Soft C. E.Profits Fighting the Drug Traffic D.It's Your Decision 4. CAREER DEVELOPMENT E. The Law A. Changing Ideas about Careers F.Treatment B.I Like My Job C. The Liberated Woman 10. EDUCATIONAL CHANGE A. Blacks in the Schools 5. CAREERS OF PROMINENT PEOPLE B.Creativity and Education A. Actors and Actresses C.Crisis, Protest and Violence B. An Anthropologist D. C. Architects Educational Television E. Reading D. Astronauts F.Student. Characteristics E. An Atomic Scientist G.Teachers F.Authors H.Which Way. American Education? G. A Banker H. Cartoonists II. ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES I.Corporation Executives A.Air Pollution J. Forgotten Leaders B. Food K. A Geologist C.The Land L. A Herpetologist D.National Priorities M. Industrial Designers E.Noise Pollution 2. MAJOR TOPICS USED FOR THE"VOICES FOR CAREERS" LISTING 1. ADULTHOOD 14. HEALTH 2. AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION 15. LIVING TODAY 3. THE AMERICAN ECONOMY 16. NUTRITION 4. CAREER DEVELOPMENT 17. PLACES TO WORK 5. CAREERS OF PROMINENT PEOPLE 18. RACIAL ISSUES 6. COMMUNICATION 19. RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES 7. CONSUMER AFFAIRS 20. RUNNING A BUSINESS 8. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 21. SOCIAL STUDIES 9. DRUG ABUSE 22. TECHNOLOGY 10. EDUCATIONAL CHANGE 23. TESTS 11. ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES 24. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 12.
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