Cast-off youth : policy and training methods from the military experience
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Cast-off youth : policy and training methods from the military experience
Praeger, 1987
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Bibliography: p. [195]-203
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内容説明
This work focuses on the highly controversial Project 100,000 which was initiated in the midst of the Vietnam War and the War on Poverty during the Johnson administration. With the project as a model, the authors easily show exactly how the military examined, selected, classified, trained, and utilized the one third of our nation generally considered untrainable and unemployable. In addition to providing detailed statistics on the performance of lower aptitude youth in the military for the last half-century, this work analyzes experiments conducted by the armed forces to develop effective and efficient ways to train these youths.
目次
List of Tables List of Figures Preface Cast-off Youth Part I: Employing the Unemployable Mental Standards in the Military The Low-Aptitude Soldier in World War II and the Korean Conflict Vietnam and Project 100,000 The All-Volunteer Force and the ASVAB Miscalibration Cast-off Youth in Perspective Part II: The Functional-Context Training Approach Military Strategies for Using Low-Aptitude Personnel Functional-Context Technical Training Functional-Context Literacy Training Part III: Developing an Experimental Functional-Context Training Curriculum Survey of Electronics Training Programs and the Electronics Industry A Functional-Context Training Electronics Technician's Course Cast-off Youth: Summary and Recommendations Appendix: Mental Quality and Military Service: An Interview with Robert S. McNamara References Author Index Subject Index About the Authors
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