Dr. Gary E. Moore, Professor

Coordinator of Graduate Programs
Agricultural and Extension Education

Journal Articles
Articles in Professional Journals

Articles in blind refereed journals are marked with an (*). Invited articles are marked with an (#). About half of the artices are written for scholars in the field with the rest being for practitioners. Articles for practitioners undergo a double editorial reveiw but are not blind reviewed.

    131. #Moore, G. E. (in press). We are not in Kansas anymore! Techniques.

    130. *Stair, K. & Moore, G. E. (2010). Including Special Needs Students in Ag Ed: Part 2. Techniques. 85 (5), 54-55.

    129. * Stair, K. Moore, G. E, Wilson, E., Croom, B., & Jayaratne, K.   (2010) Identifying Confidence Levels and Instructional Strategies of High School Agricultural Education Teachers When Working with Students with Special Needs. Journal of Agricultural Education. 51 (2), 92-103.

    128. *Stair, K. & Moore, G. E. (2010). Including Special Needs Students in Ag Ed. Techniques. 85 (4), 52-55.

    127. * Smith, D. B., Jayaratne, K. S. U., Moore, G. E., Kistler, M. J., & Smith, D (2010). Factors Affecting the Global Mindedness of Extension Agents: Implications for Building Global Awareness of Extension Agents (2010). Journal of International Agricultural and Extension Education. 17 (1), 59-67.

    126. *Croom, B., Moore, G. & Armbruster, J . (2009). An Examination of Student Participation in National FFA Career Development Events. Journal of Southern Agricultural Education Research, 59 (1), 109-121.

    125. #Gratz. S. & Moore, G. E. (2009). If Not Now, Venn?. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 81 (5), 11-14.

    124. #Moore, G. E. Why Teach Agriculture? It Beats Working! (2008). The Agricultural Education Magazine. 80 (5), 11-12.

    123. #Moore, G. E. (2007). Research is to Practitioners as Logic is to Detectives. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 79 (6), 4.

    122. #Moore, G. E. (2007). A Research Primer for Agricultural Educators. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 79 (6), 19-23.

    121. *Reidel, J.S., Wilson, E.B., Flowers, J.L., Moore, G.E. (2007). Effects of an Introductory Agricultural Education Course on the Agricultural Literacy and Perceptions of Agriculture of Urban Students. Journal of Southern Agricultural Education Research, 57 (1), 1-13.

    120. *Moore, G. E & Wilson, E. B. (2007). Exploring the Paradox of Supervised Agricultural Experience Programs in Agricultural Education. The Journal of Agricultural Education. 48 (4), 82-92.

    119. *Conoley, J., Croom, D. B, Moore, G. E., Flowers.J. L. (2007). Using Electronic Audience Response Systems In High School Agriscience Courses. The Journal of Agricultural Education. 48 (3), 67-77.

    118. #Moore, G. E. (2006). We Should Have Changed Sooner: An Interview with Cayce Scarborough. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 79 (3), 19-20.

    117. #Conoley, J., Moore, G. E., Croom, D. B., Flowers.J. L. (2006). A Toy or a Teaching Tool? The Use of Audience Response Systems in the Classroom. Techniques. 81 (7), 46-48.

° 116. #Moore, G. E. (2006) Who Is Driving the Pickup Truck: A Call for Professional Leadership. Journal of Agricultural Education. 47 (1), 1-5.

° 115. Van Dyke, C. G. & Moore, G. E. (2005). The Heart of Teaching. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 78 (3), 20-21.

° 114. *Moore, G. E & Wilson, E. B. (2005) Perceptions of Graduate Students Taking On-line and On-campus Courses. Journal of Agricultural Education. (46) 4, 23-33.

° 113. Moore, G. E. (2005). Setting the Record Straight About Agricultural Education. Techniques. 80 (5) 44-45.

° 112. *Wilson, E. B. & Moore, G. E. (2004). Factors Related to the Intent of Professionals in Agricultural and Extension Education to Enroll in an On-Line Master’s Degree Program.
Journal of Agricultural Education. 45 (4), 96-105

° 111. Croom, D. B & Moore (2004), G. E. Dumping Grounds. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 77 (1), 15-18.

° 110. Moore, G. E. (2004) The Six Blind Men of Hindustan and Agricultural Education. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 77 (1), 4-5

°  109. Moore, G. E. (2004). Agricultural Education—It is the Best of Times. Techniques 79 (5), 44.

° 108. *Stewart, R. M. Moore, G. E. & Flowers, J. L. (2004) Emerging Educational and Agricultural Trends and their Impact on the Secondary Agricultural Education Program. Journal of Vocational Education       Research. 29 (1), 53-66

° 107. *Wilson, E. B., Croom, D. B., Flowers, J. L.., Moore, G. E. (2004) Evaluating a pre-service agricultural education program using outcomes-based assessments. NACTA Journal (North American Colleges  and Teachers of Agriculture). 48 (3), 19-24.

° 106. *Croom, D. & Moore, G. (2003) The Relationship Between Teacher Burnout and Student Misbehavior. Southern Journal of Agricultural Education Research, 53, (1), 272-283.

° 105. Moore, G. E. (2003). Don’t Mess With … The Agricultural Education Magazine. 76 (1), 10-11.

° 104. Moore, G. E. (2003). The Sixteen Theorems of SAE. The Agricultural Education Magazine. (75) 6, 20-21.

° 103. Moore, G. E. (2003). Aristotle, the Golden Mean and the FFA. The Agricultural Education Magazine. (76) 5, 8-9.

° 102. Moore, G. E. (2003) Don’t Forget to Dance with the One Who Brung You. The Agricultural Education Magazine. (75, 4) 16-17.

° 101. *Croom. D. B. & Moore. G. E. (2003). Student Misbehavior in Agricultural Education. The Journal of Agricultural Education. (44) 2, 14-26.

° 100. *Croom. D. B. & Moore. G. E. (2002). Student Misbehavior in Agricultural Education: A Comparative Study. Southern Journal of Agricultural Education. (52) 1, 1-13.99. Moore, G. E. (2000). Swan Song. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 73 (3), 28, 27, 21.

° 98. * Roberson, D. L., Flowers, J. L., Moore, G. E. (2000) The Status of Integration of Academic and Agricultural Education in North Carolina, Journal of Career and Technical Education. 17 (1). Pp. 31-45.

° 97. #Moore, G. E. (2000). The International Aspects of FFA. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 72 (6), 26,22.

° 96. #Moore, G. E. (1999). Milestones in the FFA. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 72 (3), 26,19.

° 95. #Moore, G. E. (1999). How Much Do You Know About Adult Education in Agriculture? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 72 (2), 26,27.

° 94. #Moore, G. E. (1999). Joe Scatterscrew and Adult Education. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 72 (2), 28,27.

° 93. #Moore, G. E. (published under the pseudonym A Caring Critic (1999). Through Ivy Stained Glasses. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 72 (1), 7.

° 92. #Moore, G. E. (1999). Joe Gets a Student Teacher. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 72 (1), 28, 27.

° 91. #Moore, G. E. (1999). Supervision and Agricultural Education The Agricultural Education Magazine. 71 (6), 26. 27, 20.

° 90. #Moore, G. E. (1999). The Yang and Yin of Supervision? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 71 (6), 12,13.

° 89. #Moore, G. E. (1999). Joe Scatterscrew and the FFA Meeting. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 71(5), 28, 23.

° 88. #Moore, Gary E. (published under the pseudonym A Caring Critic) (1999). Through Rose Colored Glass. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 71 (5), 27.

° 87. #Moore, G. E. (1999). How Much do You Know About FFA Rituals and Traditions? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 71 (5), 26, 23.

° 86. #Moore, G. E. (1999). Agricultural Education in the 1800s. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 71 (4), 26,27, 9.

° 85. #Moore, G. E. (1998). What Do You Know About FFA and the Media? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 71 (3), 26.

° 84. #Moore, G. E. (1998). What Do You Know About Agricultural Education Folks? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 71 (2), 26.

° 83. #Moore, G. E. (1998). What Do You Know About FFA Camps? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 71 (1), 26.

° 82. #Moore, G. E. (1998). What Do You Know About Educational Reform Movements? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 70 (6), 26.

° 81. #Moore, G. E. (1998). What Do You Know About Career Development Events? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 70 (5), 26.

° 80. #Moore, G. E. (1998). What Do You Know About Fiction and Agricultural Education? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 70 (4), 26.

° 79. *Moore, G. E., Kirby, B. A., & Becton, L. K. (1997). ). Block Scheduling's Impact on Instruction, FFA and SAE in Agricultural Education. Journal of Agricultural Education. 38 (4), 1-10.

° 78. #Moore, G. E. (1997). What Do You Know About the USDA and Agricultural Education? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 70 (3), 28,15.

° 77. #Moore, G. E. (1997). What Do You Know About Teacher Training? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 70 (2), 26,15.

° 76. #Moore, G. E. (1997). New Directions for the Agricultural Education Magazine The Agricultural Education Magazine. 70 (2), 14,15.

° 75. #Moore, G. E. (1997). What Do You Know About the FFA Camp/Center? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 70 (1), 26,25.

° 74. *Spurgeon, L. P.  & Moore, G. E. (1997). The Educational Philosophies of Training and Development Professors, Leaders, and Practitioners. The Journal of Technology Studies. (22) 2, 11-19.

° 73. #Moore, G. E. (1997). What Do You Know About Music and the FFA? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 69 (6), 23,25.

° 72. #Moore, G. E. (1997). What Do You Know About Officers in the FFA? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 69 (5), 25,27.

° 71. #Moore, G. E. (1997). What Do You Know About Agricultural Education Legislation? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 69 (4), 21.

° 70. *Fasenko, G. M, Moore, G. E. & Flowers, J. L (1996). Faculty and Graduate Student Perceptions of Teaching Importance with Respect to Faculty Rewards. NACTA Journal. 40 (4), 36-38.

° 69. #Moore, G. E. (1996). What Do You Know About the FFA Offices? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 69 (3), 24.

° 68. #Moore, G. E. (1996). What Do You Know About SAE? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 68 (2), 23.

° 67. #Moore, G. E. (1996). What Do You Know About the FFA Student Magazine? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 69 (1), 24.

° 66. #Moore, G. E. (1996). What Do You Know About the NVATA? The Agricultural Education Magazine. 68 (12), 20.

° 65. #Moore, G. E. (1996). Go to the Head of the Class If You…  The Agricultural Education Magazine. 68 (11), 21-22.

° 64. Moore, G. E. (1996). Study the Past if You Would Divine the Future.  The Agricultural Education Magazine. 68 (7), 17-18.

° 63. Moore, G. E. (1995). Improving Teaching: A CQI Approach. NACTA Journal. 39, (3), 16.

° 62. Moore, G. E. (1994). Ignorance is Not Bliss.  The Agricultural Education Magazine. 67, (4), 21-22.

° 61. Moore, G. E. & Flowers, J. F. (1994). How to Make Test Taking a Learning Experience. NACTA Journal 38, (3), 13.

° 60. *Hillison, J. & Moore, G. E. (1993). The Federal Board for Vocational Education - its composition, controversies and contributions. Journal of Vocational and Technical Education. 10 (1), 21-29.

° 59. *Zhang, C., Holt. B & Moore, G. E, (1993). Paul Hanus: A Pioneer in Vocational Education from Academia. Journal of Vocational and Technical Education. 10 (1), 38-43.

° 58. Moore, G. E. & Flowers, J. (1993). Strengthening Programs Through an Expanded Model for SAE." The Agricultural Education Magazine. 66 (1), 18, 19, 23.

° 57. *Moore, G. E. (1993). The "Significance" of Research in Vocational Education. Journal of Vocational Education Research. 17 (4) 1-13.

° 56. *Moore, G. E., Crudup, S. & Vander Wall B. (1993). The Actual and Desired Role of Local Vocational Directors: A Comparison of Perceptions. Journal of Vocational Education Research. 17 (3), 1-30.

° 55. #Moore, G. E. (1992). Building the Foundation for Effective Time Management. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 65 (6), 22-23.

° 54. #Moore, G. E. (1992). Desk Stress. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 65 (5), 21-22.

° 53. #Moore, G. E. (1992). Overcoming Procrastination. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 65 (1), 23, 17.

° 52. #Moore, G. E. (1992). Computerized Time Management. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 64 (10), 22.

° 51. #Moore, G. E. (1992) Tools for Time Management. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 64 (9), 19-21.

° 50. #Moore, G. E. (1990). Two Angora Goats. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 63 (11), pp. 17‑18.

° 49. #Moore, G. E. (1989). The Renaissance Age in Agricultural Education? The Agricultural Education Magazine, 62 (6), 4.

° 48. Moore, G. E. (1989). Misoneism and Agricultural Education. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 61 (11), 6,18.

° 47. *Moore, G. E. (1988). The Involvement of the Agricultural Experiment Stations in Secondary Vocational Agriculture, 1887‑1917.  Agricultural History, 62 (2), 154‑166.

° 46. #Moore, G. E. (1988). A Philosophy Primer for Agricultural Educators. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 61 (6) 15‑17.

° 45. *Moore, G. E. (1988). The Forgotten Leader in Agricultural Education: Rufus W. Stimson. The Journal of the American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, 29 (3), 50‑58.

° 44. Wood, R. C. and Moore, G. E. (1988). Minimizing Tort Liability Negligence Claims. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 61 (2),19‑20.

° 43. *bin Yahya, I. and Moore, G. E. (1988). Perceptions of Teacher Educators in Agriculture Relating to Agricultural and Rural Improvement in Developing Countries.  The Journal of the American Association of
Teacher Educators in Agriculture, 29 (2), 7‑13.

° 42. Moore, G. E. and Camp, W. G. (1988). Toeing the Line. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 60 (9), 12‑13.

° 41. #Moore, G. E. (1987/88). Vocational Education at the Secondary Level: Orientation or Preparation. Wisconsin Vocational Journal, 12 (1), 6,17.

° 40. *Moore, G. E. and Gaspard, C. (1987). The Quadrumvirate in Vocational Education. Journal of Vocational and Technical Education, 4 (1), 3‑17.

° 39. #Moore, G. E. (1987). The Teacher Educator's Viewpoint on Recognizing Excellence in Teaching. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 60 (3), 9‑11.

° 38. *Moore, G. E. (1987). Down With Boredom! Vocational Education Journal, 62 (5), 36‑38.

° 37. *Lockwood, J. A., Moore, G. E., and Story, R. N. (1987) Relationship Between Student and Professor Characteristics and Results of Evaluations. NACTA Journal, 31 (2), 33‑36.

° 36. #Moore, G. E. (1987). The Status of Agricultural Education Prior to the Smith‑Hughes Act. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 59 (8), 8‑10.

° 35. *Moore, G. E., Burnett, M. F. & Moore, B. A. (1986).  Approved Practices in Reporting Quantitative Research. The Journal of Vocational Education Research, 11 (4), 1‑24.

° 34. Moore, G. E. (1986). High Teachnology. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 59 (3), 17‑19.

° 33. *Moore, G. E. & Borne, C. J. (1986). The Secondary Vocational Agriculture Curriculum from 1890 to 1980. The Journal of The American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, 27 (3), 8‑19.

° 32. *bin Yahya, I. & Moore, G. E. (1986). On Becoming a Successful International Agricultural Educator. NACTA Journal, 30 (2), 56‑59.

° 31. #Moore, G. E. (1986). Looking Forward by Looking Back. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 59 (1), 4‑5.

° 30. #Moore, G. E. (1986). What State Departments of Education are Doing to Help Teachers Stay Current.  The Agricultural Education Magazine, 59 (1), 5‑8.

° 29. #Moore, G. E. (1986). Staying Current in the Classroom and Laboratory: What the Universities are Doing. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 59 (1), 15‑22

° 28. Camp, W. G., Moore, G. E., & Lelle, M. A. (1986). Socket Storage System Can Help Students Learn Nut and Bolt Sizes. School Shop, 45 (10), 28.

° 27. Moore, G. E. (1985). The ABC's of Time Management. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 58 (1), 24‑25.

° 26. Lelle, M. A. & Moore, G. E. (1985). A Step in Time Saves Nine: Handling Discipline Situations. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 57 (9), 13‑14.

° 25. bin Yahya, I. & Moore, G. E. (1985). Improving Agriculture in Developing Countries. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 57 (7), 22‑23.

° 24. *Peters, J. L. & Moore, G. E. (1984). A Comparison of Agricultural Education Programs Located in Colleges of Agriculture with those Located in Colleges of Education. The Journal of the American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, 25 (3), 29‑38, 44.

° 23. *Moore, G. E. & Moore, B. A. (1984). The Problem Solving Approach to Teaching: Has it Outlived its Usefulness?  The Journal of the American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, 25 (2), 3‑10.

° 22. *Peters, J. L. & Moore, G. E. (1983). Providing On‑Campus Teaching Experience for Student Teachers in Agricultural Education: A Comparison of Two Techniques.  The Journal of the American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, 24 (3), 32‑37.

° 21. Moore, G. E. (1983). Motivate Students by Forming a Cooperative. VocEd (The Journal of the American Vocational Association), 58 (3), 15‑16.

° 20. *Kittrell, D. L. & Moore, G. E. (1983). Student Motivation. NACTA Journal, 27 (1), 29‑30.

° 19. *Peters, J. L. & Moore, G. E. (1982). A Comparison of Two Methods of Providing Laboratory Teaching Experience for Student Teachers in Agricultural Education. The Journal of Vocational Education
Research, 7 (1), 19‑29.

° 18. *Moore, G. E. (1982). The Scholarly Productivity of Teacher Educators in Agriculture: 1970‑1980. The Journal of the American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, 23 (2), 9‑15. 

° 17. #Moore, G. E. (1981). Taking a Look at Agricultural Education's "Roots". VocEd (The Journal of the American Vocational Association), 56 (1), 50b.  

° 16. *Moore, (1980). G. E. Vocational Agriculture Programs Should be Closed Rather than be Taught by Non‑Degree Teachers.  The Journal of the American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, 21
(2), 2, 7‑10, 48. 

°15. Moore, G. E. (1979). Back to the Basics in Teaching Agriculture ‑ The Project Plan. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 51 (10), 219‑220.  

° 14. *Moore, G. E. & Camp, W. G. (1979). Why Vocational Agriculture Teachers are Leaving the Profession: A Comparison of Perceptions. The Journal of the American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, 20 (3), 11‑18.

° 13. Moore, G. E. & Moore, B. A. (1979). Let's Turn Competency‑Based Teacher Education Over to Parker Brothers.  Phi Delta Kappan, 60 (10), 778, 770

° 12. *Moore, G. E. (1978). Providing Feedback to Students. NACTA Journal, 22 (2), 28‑31.

° 11. Moore, G. E. (1977). Teaching Parliamentary Procedure in the High School. Parliamentary Journal, 18 (4), 15‑17.

° 10. Moore, G. E. (1977). Thunderbook. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 49 (8), 177.

° 9. Moore, G. E. (1976). That Terrifying Word and Teaching Effectiveness. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 49 (6), 138, 142.

° 8. *Moore, G. E. (1976). Recruiting Vocational Agriculture Teachers from Industry—Boon or Bane?. The Journal of the American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, 17 (3), 14‑20.

° 7. *Moore, G. E. (1976). Teaching Effectiveness of Entry‑Level Teachers of Agriculture from College versus Industry.  The Journal of Vocational Education Research, 1 (1), 45‑58.

° 6. Moore, B. A. & Moore, G. E. (1976). Educating Our Students to Cope With Change. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 48 (8), 181‑182.

° 5. *Moore, G. E. & Moore, B. A. (1976). Comparison of Professors with Teaching Associates. NACTA Journal, 20 (1), 22‑23.

° 4. *McCracken, J. D., Newcomb, L. H. & Moore, G. E. (1975). Development and Evaluation of a Computerized Data Bank of In Service Education Needs of Vocational Agricultural Teachers. The Journal of the American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, 16 (2), 13‑17.

° 3. Moore, G. E. (1974). The Forgotten Interest Approach. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 47 (6), 127, 139.

° 2. *Moore, G. E. & Farrington, W. S. (1974). On the Consolidation of Vocational Teacher Education.  The Journal of the American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, 15 (3), 4‑8.

° 1. Moore, G. E. (1974). Student Placement Folders and Accountability. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 46 (12), 283, 285.
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