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  2. Vocational Education | RAND

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    Vocational Education. Also known as career or technical education, vocational education refers to formal training and instruction for technical, paraprofessional, skilled, or semiskilled occupations, usually without requiring or providing a bachelor’s degree. RAND researchers have examined the relationship between vocational education and ...

  3. Military Education and Training | RAND - RAND Corporation

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    Military Education and Training. The U.S. military is the largest in the world, and ensuring that its more than one million service members build knowledge, skills, and proficiency in an ever-changing military-technology environment is a considerable challenge. RAND helps to inform and improve training tools, force planning, and educational ...

  4. Integrating Academic and Vocational Education - RAND Corporation

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    Collaboration between academic and vocational teachers had the additional benefit of working to overcome the undervaluing of vocational teachers and students that is common in secondary education. Academic teachers gained respect for their vocational colleagues through participation in integrated programs. Lack of funds was the biggest barrier ...

  5. For Release. Thursday. August 22, 2013. Prison inmates who receive general education and vocational training are significantly less likely to return to prison after release and are more likely to find employment than peers who do not receive such opportunities, according to a new RAND Corporation report. The findings, from the largest-ever meta ...

  6. Correctional Education | RAND

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    RAND is at the forefront in conducting seminal research on correctional education and in helping to drive the policy debate in this area. RAND's work includes research on topics related to education (including adult basic education, GED preparation, and post-secondary education), vocational training, effects on recidivism and post-release ...

  7. How Work-Based Learning Can Bring Employers and Students Together

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    This will encourage a tighter connection between higher education and employers and the attainment of key employability skills. WBL engages students in an array of work-related activities, from informational interviews in the classroom to job shadowing and skills-specific training at the workplace. There is ample evidence of the benefits of WBL.

  8. Correctional Education in the United States - RAND Corporation

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    Most states offer adult basic education, GED courses, and vocational education/CTE programs, and most reported having special education courses. But only 32 of the 46 states offered adult secondary and postsecondary education, with smaller states less likely to do so.

  9. The Role of Education Benefits in Supporting Veterans as They ...

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    Military education benefits have historically improved long-term outcomes for veterans, but post-9/11 veterans' outcomes are understudied. Education benefits have played a key role in past veterans' successful transitions to civilian employment. The original GI Bill substantially increased the college completion rate among World War II veterans.

  10. Secondary Education | RAND

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    Secondary education encompasses the years between elementary school and college, with curricula ranging from language arts, social studies, and mathematics to vocational and physical education. RAND conducts research on secondary education throughout the world, exploring such topics as the role of sports and physical education, programs that ...

  11. The Case for Correctional Education in U.S. Prisons | RAND

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    Terry Keller just wants his GED. He sits near the front of the same basic-education classroom at the California Institution for Men, where Donald Daniels spends his days. Keller—a wiry spark of a man, always quick with a hand when the teacher poses a question—is serving a three-year sentence for dealing cocaine.