Graduate Students In Education: A Comparison Of Counselor, Supervisor, And Teacher Candidates

Study data suggests that groups of individuals who have completed a bachelor's degree in education are significantly better adjusted than men and women in general and that differences among large subgroups of graduate students in education tend to be small because teachers are not a normal samp...

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Published inCounselor Education and Supervision Vol. 13; no. 1; p. 53
Main Author Jansen, David G
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1973
Subjects
Comparative Analysis
Counselor Training
Education Majors
Graduate Students
Sex Differences
Supervisory Training
Teacher Education
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Summary:Study data suggests that groups of individuals who have completed a bachelor's degree in education are significantly better adjusted than men and women in general and that differences among large subgroups of graduate students in education tend to be small because teachers are not a normal sample. (Author)