Document Type
Document
Publication Date
1966
Description
"Since its inception in 1961, the Peace Corps has been asked by many developing nations to help solve their nearly insurmountable educational problems. Today, more than one-half of the 10,000 Volunteers in the Peace Corps are serving as teachers or school administrators in Asia, Africa and Latin America.
"Recognizing the need for professional teachers in these programs, the Peace Corps has worked closely with the National Educational Association in a continuing campaign to recruit experienced teachers for overseas service. Unfortunately, the response from American teachers has not been great enough to meet the overwhelming requests for Volunteers. Accordingly, the Peace Corps has assigned many college graduates without professional preparation to teaching positions, particularly at the elementary and secondary levels." - [p.1]
SuDoc#
S 19.2:T 22/5
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Recommended Citation
Peace Corps (U.S), "Professional Teachers Needed For The Peace Corps Educational Programs" (1966). Other Documents. 19.
https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/govpubs-peacecorps-misc/19
