Career Education: Papers Presented at the 1972 Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association (Chicago, Illinois, April 4, 1972).

Three of the papers in this collection present the separate models--school based, employer based, and home-community based. Titles of the five papers are: (1) "Facts and Fantasies of Career Education" by Gorden I. Swanson, (2) "Strategies for Implementing Career Education: A School Based Model" by Aaron J. Miller, (3) "Employer Based Career Education (EBCE)--A Model Developed At The Far West Laboratory For Educational Research and Development" by Bela H. Banathy and Robert M. Peterson, (4) "The Home-Community Based Model (Model Three) Of The U.S. Office Of Education's Career Education R&D Program--A Synopsis" by Cornelius F. Butler, and (5) "A Summary Of A Rationale For Education For Work" by Jerome Moss, Jr., Brandon Smith, and George Copa. Two points covered in the speeches that may be of special interest to program planners are the basic career education elements and the career education curriculum model. (JS)