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Show lur umks . Utah educators had done the groundwork for such a project. ..IHrciiih Jalli . schoos esf Uffli fx page framing courses USAF over the Air Force materials noting that use of the self-Dpaced learning program has cut training time by about third. "It takes the state from about the programmed years to develop an average learning offered by the Air ' course at a cost to the training program. We payers of approximately $60- think that it can be utilized in 90,000," Colonel Palmquist several areas." pointed out. Instructors at Utah "Utilizing all or any part of Technical College in the a course that has been health occupations depart- - developed by the Air Force ment expressed enthusiasm saves the state money." classrooms, it representatives Initially, straining has gone from the state Division of ,pral Utan Technical Vocational and met with Education ..Lli education i. n il ii an as a representatives of the Utah IS me Air Force Assn. and the fcr"":" V v"--t- testing lityIA" j Educational Foundation's civilian Technology Advisory Com- mitt.ee to outline the Droiect. Robert projection ? Using a ten-yePalmquist, needs in Utah , iriolH f mnnnnwpr ........ i nf the Vlali Unr ita"on in - lentanun tu . Otlice ..rinn w" i- and were three job priority areas u Kpseaim instructional systems medical service specialist ...t amq n'5 V0tauu" n II 1 Tiriflllll r 0fl1 II l I It 111 mvhanir: 1 hasif flnfl 1 was nrincinles trnnie nrniprt 1 r were Dlaced r h" "J ; . ; ;t liw in six uian scnouis iu excuuuit: "bed in 1967 to determine Air Force their usefulness as vocational her U.S. and teacning subjects, uoionei raimquisi erials could be used in the explained. was nublic school system. Electronic principles . ' TT1 .1. T i C L ,aucauun Aerospace laugru ai joruan nign ounuui, illation, Washington, Utah Tech Colleges at Salt of the Air Lake City and Provo, Dixie an affiliate was Assn., f given a college ana weDer Maie from the U.S. Office of College: aircraft pneudraulics tne ation to conduct anl.S,..i, -- ' i I 1 A 1 1 06DEII'S Fill EST Uncaps I ft fjLM OPEN DAILY 11:30 and technical it which had ;:ed an increasing demand skilled technicians, and, FRI.&SAT. 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Robert Palmquist. director of States from several countries, the Utah Field Extension Office. according to an Air Force was taught at Utah State The results of these studies message to all major commands. University and the medical show that it is not only Countries included are service specialist course was feasible, but desirable to use Afghanistan, Bangladesh, taught at Utah Technical Air Force techniques and Democratic materials in Utah's civilian Botswana, College, Salt Lake City. maintenance. Estill lies in v if aircraft technician case' oa .nnears that the moact of the Utah 1 ' - electronics,and medical Force . nX 1 ar C"1' r. tax-For- Education Aerospace im- - Colonel Palmquist said. Sandra Noall, health occupation specialist for the Board of Education, said "we are particularly happy i moratory 15 cburland is our land. United Air Lines |