Abstract

Surveyed 307 schools and agencies using the Career Information System to identify successful career development programs for dropouts and potential dropouts. Identified 13 model programs for followup based on the literature of successful programs and on statements from survey respondents. Describes model programs, evidence of program success, and guidelines for educational program design. (Author/PVV)

Citation

Bloch, D.P. (1989). Using Career Information with Dropouts and At-Risk Youth. Career Development Quarterly, 38(2), 160. Retrieved August 14, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/144139/.

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Keywords

• Career Development
• career education
• Career Information Systems
• Career Planning
• Community Involvement
• Computer Uses in Education
• Dropouts
• High Risk Students
• Program Development
• Program Effectiveness
• secondary education
• Vocational Interests