She followed her parents to Arkansas and soon had a job teaching vocational agriculture to sophomores and seniors at Stuttgart High School.
What does VOAG stand for?
VOAG stands for Vocational Agriculture
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Samples in periodicals archive:
He is the legislative liaison for the Idaho Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association (IVATA), and is continuously building his network of contacts with legislators and other people of influence in Idaho and nationally.
I taught vocational agriculture in Iowa for five years, returned to Iowa State for my master's and doctoral degrees in agricultural education, and taught at the University of Nebraska for 10 years.
From 1961 until his retirement in 1976, he served as head of the Illinois Vocational Agriculture Service.
Kilpatrick emphasized the project method after experiences students had in vocational agriculture and in Future Farmers of America (FFA) organization in rural areas.
Items used to determine teacher attitudes were adapted from past questionnaires used to investigate attitudes held by public school teachers (Larrivee & Cook, 1979), vocational agriculture instructors (Shada, 1985), and industrial education teachers (Rojewski, Pollard, & Meers, 1990) toward integration of students with handicaps and special needs into regular classrooms.
Male Vocational Agriculture Teachers' Attitude and Perception Towards Female Teachers of Agriculture.