Dr. Gary E. Moore, Professor
Coordinator of Graduate Programs
Agricultural and Extension Education
Presentations
and Posters
Papers which were double blind refereed
are marked with an (*) and were
published in the proceedings of the conference.
Those with a (#) were invited and
were published in the conference
proceedings where applicable.
° 134. *Wilson, E. B. &
Moore, G. E. (2006) Walking The
Talk: Factors Related to the Motivation of Teachers to Conduct the SAE
Component of the High School Agricultural Education Program. Paper
presented to the Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference.
Orlando, Florida. February.
° 133. Conoley, J., Croom,
D. B., Moore, G. E. & Flowers,
J. F (2005) Impacts of an Audience Response System on Student
Achievement in High School Agriscience Courses. Paper presented to the
Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference. Orlando, Florida.
February.
° 132. #Moore, G. E. (2005)
From a Cow College to an
Institution of Scientific Knowledge: The Land Grant College Story.
Paper presented at the 100th Anniversary Celebration of the College of
Agriculture at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, October 17.
° 131. #Moore, G. E. (2005)
The History and Evolution of the
Outhouse or Using Humor in Teaching. Paper presented to the Region II
Association for Career and Technical Education Conference,
Williamsburg, VA. October 14.
° 130. *Moore, G. E. (2005) Using
Humor in the Classroom: What the
Research Says. Paper presented at the North Carolina Council of
Career-Technical Education Teacher Educators, Greensboro NC, July
26.
° 129. #Moore, G. E. (2005)
Improving the Quality of
Experiential/Project-Based Learning in Agricultural Education Classes.
Invited address at the SREB High Schools That Work Conference,
Nashville. July 13
° 128. #Moore, G. E. (2005).
Using Humor in the Classroom. Invited
Blue Ribbon Presentation at the North American Association of Colleges
and Teachers of Agriculture. Wooster (Ohio), June 15.
° 127. *Uricchio, C. K., Looney,
S. E., Stair, K.S., Moore, G. E.,
Conoley, J.,Croom, D. B.& Wilson, E. B. (2005) Using Hand Held
Electronic Responders to Induce Active Learning in the Classroom.
Poster presented to the American Association for Agricultural
Education. San Antonio. May.
° 126. #Moore, G. E. (2005). Who
Is Driving the Pickup Truck: A
Call for Professional Leadership. American Association for Agricultural
Education. San Antonio. May.
° 125. *Moore, G. E. &
Wilson, E. B. (2005). Tradeoffs: A
Comparison of On-Campus and On-Line Graduate Courses in Agricultural
Education. Paper presented at the National Agricultural Education
Research Conference. San Antonio, May.
° 124. *Croom, D. B, Moore, G. E
& Armbruster, J (2005).
National FFA Career Development Events: An Introspective Inquiry. Paper
presented to the Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference.
Little Rock, Arkansas. February.
° 123. Looney, S. E., Stair,
K.S., Moore, G. E., Conoley, J.,Croom,
D. B.& Wilson, E. B. (2005) Using Hand Held Electronic Responders
to Induce Active Learning in the Classroom. Poster presented to the
Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference. Little Rock,
Arkansas. February.
° 122. #Moore, G. E. (2005)
Collaboration in Teaching -- Shared and
Jointly Taught On-line Courses in Agricultural and Extension Education.
Invited Plenary Paper presented to the Southern Association of
Agricultural Scientist. Little Rock, Feb. 5.
° 121. *Conoley, J, Moore, G. E.
& Croom, D. B. (2004) Active
Learning in Teacher Education: Using Hand Held Electronic Responders.
Paper presented at the North Carolina Council of Career-Technical
Education Teacher Educators, Greensboro NC, July 21.
° 120. *Conoley, J., Moore, G. E.
& Croom, D. B. (2004) A
Classroom Performance System: Using a Question-Discussion-Feedback
Learning Process to Inspire Students to Think and Reason. Paper
presented at the North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture,
Gainesville, FL, June 21.
° 119. #Moore, G. E. (2004) From
Sows, Cows and Plows to Cells,
Gels and Dells: The Continuing Evolution of Agricultural Education in
North America. 40th Anniversary Symposium of the Education and
Competence Studies group, Wageningen University, Netherlands, March 11.
° 118. *Stewart, R. M, Moore, G.
E & Flowers, J. F. (2004)
Emerging Educational and Agricultural Trends and Their Impact on the
Secondary Agricultural Education Program. Paper presented at the
Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference, Tulsa, February.
° 117. *Wilson, E. B, Croom, D.
B., Flowers, J. F, & Moore, G.
E, (2004). Evaluating A Pre-Service Agricultural Education
Program using Outcomes-Based Assessments. Paper presented at the
Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference, Tulsa, February.
° 116. *Stewart, R. M. Moore, G.
E. & Flowers, J. L.
(2003) Emerging Educational and Agricultural Trends and their
Impact on the Secondary Agricultural Education Program. Paper presented
to the American Vocational Education Research Association, Orlando,
December.
° 115. *Moore, G. E., Croom, D.
B, Flowers J. L. & Wilson E.
(2003). Academic Leadership in a Changing World: A New Paradigm for
Course Development and Delivery. Paper presented at the North American
Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture Conference. San Luis Obispo, CA,
June 19.
° 114, *Croom, D. & Moore, G.
(2003) Student misbehavior and
teacher burnout in agricultural education. In J. Deeds (Ed.) Southern
Agricultural Education Research Conference Proceedings. Agricultural
Education Division, Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists.
Mobile, AL: Mississippi State University.
° 113. *Wilson, E. & Moore,
G. E. (2002). Predictors of Intent
to Enroll in a Distance Education Master’s Degree Program in
Agricultural and Extension Education. Paper presented at the National
Agricultural Education Research Conference. Las Vegas, Dec. 11.
° 112. *Croom, D. B & Moore,
G. E, (2002). Student Misbehavior
in Agricultural Education. Paper presented at the National Agricultural
Education Research Conference. Las Vegas, Dec. 11.
° 111. *Smith, J., Moore. G,
Wingenbach, G, & Straquadine, G.
(2002) An Open Courseware Approach to Teaching an Online Course in
Agriculture. Poster presented at the American Association for
Agricultural Education annual conference. Las Vegas, Dec. 12.
° 110. *Edwards. K., Mullen, E
& Moore, G. E. (2002) An Open
Courseware Approach to Undergraduate Education in Agricultural
Education. Poster presented at the American Association for
Agricultural Education annual conference. Las Vegas, Dec. 12.
° 109. Smith, J., Moore. G,
Wingenbach, G, & Straquadine, G.
(2002) An Open Courseware Approach to Teaching an Online Course in
Agriculture. Poster presented at the Western Region Agricultural
Education Conference. Spokane, April 26.
° 108. *Croom, D. B. & Moore,
G. E. (2002). Student
Misbehavior in Agricultural Education: A Comparative Study. Paper
presented at the Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference.
Orlando, Feb. 3.
° 107. *Walls, R. J., Flowers, J.
L. Moore, G. E. (2001). North
Carolina Home School Providers' Perceptions of Agricultural Education,
Paper presented at the 28th National Agricultural Education Research
Conference, New Orleans, Dec. 12.
° 106. *Moore, G. E. (2001).
Licensure in Education for
Agricultural Professionals. Poster presented to the American
Association for Agricultural Education, New Orleans, Dec. 13. (
° 105. *Walls, R. J., Flowers, J.
L. Moore, G. E. (2001). North
Carolina Home School Providers' Perceptions of Agricultural Education,
Paper presented at the 55th American Association for Agricultural
Education Eastern Region Research Conference, Baltimore, July 6.
° 104. *Vaughn, Z. J. &
Moore, G. E. (2000). Predictors of FFA
Program Quality. Proceedings of the 27th National Agricultural
Education Research Conference, San Diego, Dec. 6,. Pp. 379-390.
° 103. #Moore, G. E. (2000)
Leadership for the 21st Century.
National Agricultural Education Inservice Meeting, Indianapolis,
February 12,
° 102. #Roberson, D., Flowers, J.
L. & Moore, G. E. (1999). The
Status of Academic and Vocational Education in North Carolina
Agricultural Education Programs. Paper presented to the American
Vocational Education Research
Association, Orlando, Dec. 12.
° 101. #Moore, G. E. &
Hillison, J. (1999) From Moon Farming to
Satellite Farming: The Evolution of Scientific Agriculture. Special
invited presentation for the Centennial Plenary Program of the Southern
Association of Agricultural Scientist, Memphis. Jan. Also published in
a monograph “Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists 100 Years:
A Successful Past and a Promising Future, p. 29-40.
° 100. *Wortman, J., Moore, G. E.
& Flowers, J. L.
(1998). Block Scheduling in Agricultural Education as Perceived by
Students. Proceedings of the 48th Annual Southern Region Agricultural
Education Research Meeting, Pp. 107-116, Little Rock, Jan. 31-Feb. 4.
° 99. *Wortman, J., Moore, G. E.
& Flowers, J. L. (1997).
Student Perceptions of Block Scheduling in Agriculture Education.
Proceedings of the 24th Annual National Agricultural Education Research
Meeting, Pp. 440-448. Las Vegas, December 10.
° 98. *Roberson, D. L., Flowers,
J. & Moore, G. E. (1997). The
Status of Integration of Academic and Agricultural Education in North
Carolina. Proceedings of the 24th Annual National Agricultural
Education Research Meeting, Pp. 297-305. Las Vegas, December 10.
° 97. #Moore, G. E. (1997).
"Searching for the Wizard of Oz."
Keynote speech at the Central Region Research Conference in
Agricultural Education. February 28, St. Louis, MO.
° 96. *Moore, G. E., Becton, L.
K. & Kirby, B. M. (1996). The
Impact of Block Scheduling on Instruction, FFA and SAE in Agricultural
Education. Proceedings of the 1996 American Vocational Education
Research Association Annual Convention. Pp. 155-168.
December 5-8, 1996. Cincinnati, Ohio.
° 95. *Kirby, B. K., Moore, G.
E., & Becton, L.. K. (1996).
“Block Scheduling’s Impact on Instruction, FFA, and SAE in Agricultural
Education. Proceedings of the 1996 National Agricultural
Education Research Meeting. Volume 23, pp. 352-362. December 4, 1996.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
° 94. *Moore, G. E., Becton, L..
K. & Kirby, B. K. (1996). “The
Impact of Block Scheduling on Instruction, FFA and SAE in Agricultural
Education.” Proceedings of the 50th Annual Eastern Region
Research Conference in Agricultural Education, pp. 15-20,
Fredericksburg, VA, May 9, 1996. (This paper was runner-up for
outstanding paper)
° 93. *Moore, G. E., Becton, L..
K. & Kirby, B. K. (1996). “The
Impact of Block Scheduling on Instruction, FFA and SAE in Agricultural
Education.” Proceedings of the 45th Annual Southern Agricultural
Education Research Meeting, pp. 233-241. Athens, GA, March 31-April 1,
1996.
° 92. #Moore, G. E. (1996).
“Improving Teaching: A CQI
Approach.” Paper presented to the Entomological Society of
America, Eastern Branch, Williamsburg, VA., February.
° 91. *Moore, G. E., Becton, L..
K. & Kirby, B. K. (1996). “The
Impact of Block Scheduling on Instruction, FFA and SAE in Agricultural
Education.” Proceedings of the Central Region Research Conference
in Agricultural Education, St. Louis, March 1, 1996..
° 90. *Moore, G. E. (1996).
“Using Adolescent Novels to Disseminate
Agricultural Information. Paper presented to the Southern
Association
of Agricultural Scientists, Communications Section, Greensboro, NC,
February.
° 89. *Moore, G. E. (1995).
“The Impact of Block Scheduling
on Instruction, FFA and SAE in Agricultural Education.” Paper
presented to the North Carolina Council of Local Vocational
Administrators, Greensboro, November.
° 88. Moore, G. E. (1995).
“Improving Teaching: A CQI
Approach.” Paper presented to the National Association for
Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture, University Park, PA, June.
° 87. #Moore, G. E. (1994).
“Back to the Future: Research in
Agricultural Education.” Keynote address to the National
Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Dallas, December.
° 86. *Moore, G. E. (1994).
“Teaching Methodologies in Agricultural
Education: A Historical Analysis.” Paper to presented at the National
Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Dallas, December.
° 85. *Spurgeon, L. & Moore,
G. E. (1994). “A Comparison of the
Educational Philosophies of Training and Development Professors,
Leaders, and Practitioners.” Paper presented to the American
Vocational
Education Research Association. Dallas, December.
° 84. #Moore, G. E. (1994). “What
Does a German Psychologists, a
Harvard Educated Philosopher and an Inept Vermont School Teacher Have
to Do With Teaching Methods in Agricultural Education. Paper
presented to the National Collegiate Agricultural Education Conference,
Kansas City. November.
° 83. *Moore, G. E. (1994).
“Adolescent Novels in Agricultural
Education and Home Economics.” Paper presented to the North Carolina
Council of Vocational Teacher Educators, Greensboro, August.
° 82. *Abu, R., Flowers, J. F.
& Moore, G. E. (1994). “The
Effects of Cooperative Learning Methods on the Achievement, Retention,
and Attitutudes of Home Economics Students.” Paper presented
to
the North Carolina Council of Vocational Teacher Educators, Greensboro,
August.
° 81. #Moore, G. E. &
Flowers, J. F. (1994) “Supervised
Agricultural Experience Programs.” Paper presented to the Maryland
Agricultural Education Teachers. Annapolis, July.
° 80. Moore, G. E. & Flowers,
J. F. (1994). “How to Make
Test Taking a Learning Experience.” Paper presented to the National
Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture. College Station,
TX,
June.
° 79. #Moore, G. E. (1994).
"Agricultural Education and the Wizard
of Oz” Mystery speech presented to the Southern Agricultural
Education Conference. Greenville, SC, April.
° 78. Moore, G. E. (1994). "The
Cooperative Multi-Stage
Examination: Making Test Taking a Learning Experience." Paper presented
to the Southern Agricultural Education Conference. Greenville, SC,
April.
° 77. #Moore, G. E. (1993). "What
is the Proper Education for the
Negro? A Historical Dramatization". Symposium organized for the
University Council for Vocational Education, Nashville, December.
° 76. *Moore, G. E. &
Hillison, J. (1993). "Who's in Charge
Here? An Analysis of the Leadership in Agricultural Education Provided
by the United States Department of Agriculture". Paper presented to the
Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference. Gatlinburg, April.
° 75. *Moore, G. E. &
Hillison, J. (1993). "Who's in Charge
Here? An Analysis of the Leadership in Agricultural Education Provided
by the United States Department of Education". Paper presented to the
Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference. Gatlinburg, April.
° 74. *Moore, G. E. &
Hillison, J. (1993). "Who's in Charge
Here? An Analysis of the Leadership in Agricultural Education Provided
by the Federal Board for Vocational Education". Paper presented to the
Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference. Gatlinburg, April.
° 73. *Moore, G. E. &
Hillison, J. (1993). "Who's in Charge
Here? An Analysis of the Leadership in Agricultural Education Provided
by the Council for Agricultural Education". Paper presented to the
Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference. Gatlinburg, April.
° 72. *Atherton, R. J., Coster.
J. K. and Moore, G. E. (1993).
"Attrition in North Carolina Secondary School Vocational Agriculture
Courses as a Function of Community Characteristics." Paper presented to
the Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference. Gatlinburg,
April.
° 71. #Moore, G. E. (1992). "The
Commission on National Aid to
Vocational Education: A Re-enactment of the 1914 Hearings.
Symposium organized for the University Council for Vocational
Education, St. Louis, December.
° 70. #Moore, G. E. (1992). "The
'Significance' of Research in
Vocational Education." Paper presented to the American Vocational
Education Research Association. St. Louis, December.
° 69. *Moore, G. E., Crudup, S.
and Vanderwall, W. (1992). A
Comparison of Perceptions Concerning the Actual and Desired Roles of
Local Vocational Directors. Paper presented to the American Vocational Education Research
Association. St. Louis, MO. December.
° 68. *Moore, G. E., Crudup, S.
and Vanderwall, W. (1992). A
Comparison of Perceptions Concerning the Actual and Desired Roles of
Local Vocational Directors. Paper presented to the North Carolina
Council of Vocational Teacher Educators, Raleigh, NC: August.
° 67. *Crudup, S., Moore, G. E.
and Vanderwall, W. (1992). The
Actual and Desired Role of Local Vocational Directors. Paper
presented
to the American Educational Research Association. San Francisco, CA.
April.
° 66. *Moore, G. E. (1991).
Heroes, Villains, Pretty Girls and
Modern Farming Practices: The Contributions of Adolescent Agricultural
Novels to Agricultural Education. Paper presented at the National
Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Los Angeles, December.
° 65. *Moore, G. E. (1991). How
Firm the Foundation? A Look at the
Knowledge Base in Agricultural Education Research. Paper
presented at the National Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Los
Angeles, December.
° 64. #Moore, G. E. (1991).
"Revisiting the Dewey-Sneeden Debate: A
Re-Creation." Symposium organized for the University Council for
Vocational Education, Los Angeles, December.
° 63. *Moore, G. E. (1991).
Heroes, Villains, Pretty Girls and
Modern Farming Practices: The Contributions of Adolescent Agricultural
Novels to Agricultural Education. Paper presented at the 40th
Annual
Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference, Lexington, KY,
April.
° 62. #Moore, G. E. (1990). The
Clan of the Cave Bear and the
Future of Vocational Education. Paper presented to the Vocational
Education Leaders of South Carolina, Clemson, June.
° 61. *Moore, G. E. (1989). How
Firm the Foundation? A Look at the
Knowledge Base in Agricultural Education Research. Paper
presented to the Southern Agricultural Education Research
Conference, Jackson, MS, April. (This was selected as the
outstanding paper at the conference.)
° 60. *Moore, G. E. (1989).
Thereby Advancing the Profession:
Why
Do Agricultural Educators Publish? Paper presented to the
Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference, Jackson, MS, April.
° 59. *Moore, G. E. and Burnett,
M. F. (1988). Student Misbehavior
in Vocational Agriculture and Other Vocational Programs: A Comparison.
Paper presented to the National Agricultural Education Research
Meeting, St. Louis, December.
° 58. #Moore, G. E. (1988).
Induction of Beginning Vocational
Teachers: Facts and Fantasy. Paper presented to the American Vocational
Education Research Association, St. Louis, December.
° 57. Moore, G. E. and Moss, J.
(1988). The Diversification of
Agricultural Education. Paper presented to the Southern Agricultural
Education Conference, Orlando, April.
° 56. *Burnett, M. F. and Moore,
G. E. (1988). A Comparison of
Student Misbehavior in Vocational Agriculture and other Vocational
Programs. Paper presented to the Southern Agricultural Education
Research Conference, Orlando, April.
° 55. *Moore, G. E. (1988).
"Predicting the Scholarly Productivity
of Teacher Educators in Agriculture." Paper presented to the American
Educational Research Association, New Orleans, April.
° 54. *Moore, G. E. (1987). "A
Day Late and a Dollar Short:
Doctoral Research in Agricultural Education." Paper presented to the
National Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada,
December.
° 53. #Moore, G. E. (1987). "To
Tell The Truth: The Impact of the
Hatch Act on Secondary Agricultural Education." Paper presented to the
American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, Las Vegas,
Nevada, December.
° 52. *Moore, G. E. (1987).
"Dissertations on Disk." Paper
presented to the American Association of Teacher Educators in
Agriculture, Las Vegas, Nevada, December.
° 51. #Moore, G. E. (1987). "The
Clan of the Cave Bear and
Agricultural Education." Paper presented to the National Collegiate
Agricultural Education Conference, Kansas City, November.
° 50. *Moore, G. E. (1987) "The
Impact of the Hatch Act on
Secondary and Elementary Education." Paper presented at the annual
meeting of the History of Education Society, New York, October.
° 49. *Moore, G. E. (1987).
"Developing Human Resources: The Impact
of the Hatch Act on Elementary and Secondary Education." Paper
presented to the Agriculture and Human Values Society, Orlando, October.
° 48. *Moore, G. E. (1987). "The
Involvement of the Agricultural
Experiment Stations in Secondary Agricultural Education, 1887 1917."
Paper presented to the Symposium on Publicly Sponsored Agricultural
Research in the United States: Past, Present, and Future, Fargo, North
Dakota, June.
° 47. #Moore, G. E. (1987). "A
Look at Agricultural Education's
Past." Paper presented to the Southern Agricultural Education
Conference, Williamsburg, Virginia, March.
° 46. *Moore, G. E., Bailey, J.
F., and Burnett, M. F. (1987). "The
Significance of Doctoral Research in Agricultural Education." Paper
presented to the Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference,
Williamsburg, Virginia, March.
° 45. *Moore, G. E. (1987).
"Which Act Started Agricultural
Education? Was it Really the Smith Hughes Act or Was it the Hatch Act?"
Paper presented to the Southern Agricultural Education Research
Conference, Williamsburg, Virginia, March.
° 44. Moore, G. E. (1987).
"Dissertations on Disk." Paper presented
to the Southern Agricultural Education Conference, Williamsburg,
Virginia, March. (The best paper presented in the "Innovations" session
is selected for presentation at the national conference in December,
This paper was selected)
° 43. *Moore, G. E. & Borne
C. J. (1986). "Dinosaurs and
Vocational Agriculture: A Historical Analysis of the Curriculum in
Vocational Agriculture." Paper presented to the National Agricultural
Education Research Meeting, Dallas, Texas, December.
° 42. #Moore, G. E. & Gaspard
C. (1986). "The Quadrumvirate in
Vocational Education." Paper presented to the American
Vocational
Association, Dallas, Texas, December.
° 41. *Moore, G. E. (1986).
"Making the History and Philosophy of
Agricultural Education Come Alive." Paper presented to the American
Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, Dallas, Texas,
December.
° 40. Moore, G. E. (1986).
"Making the History and Philosophy of
Agricultural Education Come Alive. " Paper presented to the Southern
Agricultural Education Conference, North Little Rock, Arkansas March.
(The best paper presented in the "Innovations" session is selected for
presentation at the national conference in December. This paper was
selected.)
° 39. *Moore, G. E. (1985).
"Where Are You When We Need You, Rufus
W. Stimson?" Paper presented to the National Agricultural Education
Research Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, December.
° 38. *Asiabaka, C. C. &
Moore, G. E. (1985). "Preparing
Effective Vocational Agriculture Teachers: A Comparison of Graduates of
Land Grant and NonLand Grant Universities." Paper presented to
the National Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia,
December.
° 37. *Moore, G. E. (1985). Data
Collection Techniques in
Vocational Education Research: A Critical Analysis." Paper
presented to the American Vocational Education Research Association,
Atlanta, Georgia, December.
° 36. *bin Yahya, I., Moore G. E.
& Richardson, W. B. (1985).
"On Becoming a Successful International Agricultural Educator." Paper
presented to the Association for International Agricultural Education,
Washington, D. C., April.
° 35. bin Yahya, I. & Moore,
G. E. (1985). "On Research
Methodology: The Cassette Tape as a Data Collection Medium." Paper
presented to the Southern Research Conference in Agricultural
Education, Mobile, Alabama, March.
° 34. Asiabaka, C. C. &
Moore, G. E. (1985). "Land Grant or
Nonland Grant Universities: Which Produces the Best Vocational
Agriculture Teacher?" Paper presented to the Southern Research
Conference in Agricultural Education, Mobile, Alabama, March.
° 33. *Asiabaka, C. C. &
Moore, G. E. (1985). "A Comparison of
the Teaching Ability of Vocational Agriculture Teachers who Received
their Training at Land Grant and Nonland Grant Universities." Paper
presented to the Louisiana Educational Research Association, New
Orleans, Louisiana, February.
° 32. *bin Yahya, I. & Moore,
G. E. (1984). "Improving Attitude
Related Measures in Agricultural Education Research: The Certainty of
Response Rating Technique." Paper presented to the National
Agricultural Education Research Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana,
November.
° 31. *Asiabaka, C. C. &
Moore, G. E. (1984). "A Comparison of
the Teaching Ability of Vocational Agriculture Teachers who Received
their Training at Land Grant and Nonland Grant Universities." Paper
presented to the Mid South Educational Research Association, New
Orleans, Louisiana, November.
° 30. *bin Yahya, I. & Moore,
G. E. (1984). Improving Attitude
Measurement in Vocational Education Research: The Certainty of Response
Technique." Paper presented to the American Educational Research
Association, New Orleans, Louisiana, April.
° 29. *Burnett, M. F., Moore, B.
A. & Moore, G. E. (1984).
"Approved Practices in Reporting Research." Paper presented to the
Southern Research Conference in Agricultural Education,Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, April.
° 28. *Moore, G. E. & Peters,
J. L. (1984). "Reflective
Teaching or Microteaching: Which Will be the Technology for Tomorrow?"
Paper presented to the Louisiana Educational Research Association, New
Orleans, Louisiana, March.
° 27. *bin Yahya, I. & Moore,
G. E. (1984). "Agricultural
Development in the Third World: Political, Social, and Technological
Problems." Paper presented to the Third World Symposium, Grambling,
Louisiana, March.
° 26. bin Yahya, I. & Moore,
G. E. (1983). "Opinions of Teacher
Educators in Agriculture Relating to Agricultural Development in
Developing Countries." Paper presented to the Southern Research
Conference in Agricultural Education, Raleigh, North Carolina, July.
° 25. *Peters, J. L. & Moore,
G. E. (1982). "A Comparison of
Agricultural Education Programs Located in Colleges of Agriculture with
Those Located in Colleges of Education." Paper presented to the
National Agricultural Education Research Meeting, St. Louis, Missouri,
December.
° 24. Peters, J. L. & Moore,
G. E. (1982). "Where Should
Departments of Agricultural Education Be Located? An Empirical Study."
Paper presented to the Southern Research Conference in Agricultural
Education, Athens, Georgia, July.
° 23. Moore, G. E. (1982).
"Factors Associated with the Selection
of Universities for Doctoral Study in Agricultural Education." Paper
presented to the Southern Research Conference in Agricultural
Education, Athens, Georgia, July.
° 22. *Peters, J. L. & Moore,
G. E. (1982). "Laboratory
Teaching (Microteaching and Reflective Teaching) and its Effects on
Vocational Teachers' Self Concept, Teaching Skills, and Attitudes
Toward Teaching." Paper presented to the American Educational Research
Association, New York, New York, March.
° 21. *Moore, G. E. (1981).
"Techniques for Researching Trends in
Vocational Teacher Education." Paper presented to the American
Vocational Education Research Association, Atlanta, Georgia, December
° 20. *Peters, J. L. & Moore,
G. E. (1981). "The Effects of Two
Forms of Peer Teaching on Vocational Education Student Teachers' Self
Concept, Teaching Skills, and Attitudes Toward Teaching." Paper
presented to the American Vocational Education Research Association,
Atlanta, Georgia, December.
° 19. *Peters, J. L. & Moore,
G. E. (1981). "A New Approach to
Providing On Campus Teaching Experience." Paper presented to the
American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, Atlanta,
Georgia, December.
° 18. *Peters, J. L. & Moore,
G. E. (1981). "A Comparison of
Two Methods of Providing Laboratory Teaching Experience for Student
Teachers in Agricultural Education." Paper presented to the National
Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, December.
° 17. *Peters, J. L. & Moore,
G. E. (1981). "The Effects of Two
Methods of Peer Teaching on Student Teacher Morale and Performance."
Paper presented to the Central Region Research Conference in
Agricultural Education, Fargo, North Dakota, August.
° 16. *Moore, G. E., Chitty, H.
& Yoder, J. (1980). "The
Teaching Effectiveness of Female and Male Vocational Agriculture
Teachers as Perceived by High School Principals." Paper presented to
the National Agricultural Education Research Meeting, New Orleans,
Louisiana, December.
° 15. *Moore, G. E. & Moore,
B. A. (1980). "Sex Discrimination
in the Teaching of Vocational Agriculture." Paper presented to the
American Educational Research Association, Boston, Massachusetts, April.
° 14. *Moore, G. E., Kite, M.
& Thomas. P. (1979). "Perceptions
of Vocational Agriculture Teachers in the Central Region Concerning Sex
Discrimination in the Teaching of Agriculture." Paper presented to the
Central Region Research Conference in Agricultural Education,
Manhattan, Kansas, August.
° 13. *Moore, G. E. (1979).
"Enhancing the Teaching Learning
Process in Universities Through Individualized Student Feedback." Paper
presented to the Fifth International Conference on Improving University
Teaching, London, England, July.
° 12. *Moore, B. A. & Moore,
G. E. (1979). "Career Education
for Disadvantaged Gifted and Talented Students." Paper presented to the
American Educational Research Association, San Francisco, California,
April.
° 11. *Moore, G. E. (1978). "A
Critical Analysis of Research on Why
Vocational Agriculture Teachers Leave Teaching." Paper presented to the
National Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Dallas, Texas,
December.
° 10. *Moore, G. E. &
Kennedy, S. (1978). "Why Vocational
Agriculture Teachers in Indiana are Leaving the Profession: A
Comparison of Perceptions." Paper presented to the Central Region
Research Conference in Agricultural Education, Madison, Wisconsin,
August.
° 9. #Moore, G. E. (1978). "How
Can Collegiate Organizations be
Used as More of a Learning Experience?" Paper presented to the Ohio
State University Conference on Improving Collegiate Level FFA Type
Organizations, Columbus, Ohio, March.
° 8. *Moore, G. E. (1977).
"Individualizing Instructional Feedback:
A Comparison of Feedback Modes." Paper presented to the Ninth Annual
International Congress for Individualized Instruction, West Lafayette,
Indiana, November.
° 7. *Moore, G. E. (1977). "A
Comparison of Feedback Methods in
Agricultural Education Classes." Paper presented to the Central Region
Research Conference in Agricultural Education, Ames, Iowa, August.
° 6. #Hamilton, W. H., Howell, D.
L., Legacy, J. W., Moore, G. E.,
& Richardson, W. B. (1977). "Research...A Vital Part of a
Comprehensive Agricultural Education Program." Paper presented to the
Central States
Agriculture/Agribusiness Seminar, Chicago, Illinois,
February.
° 5. *Moore, G. E. (1976). "The
Projected Supply and Demand of
Teacher Educators in Agriculture: 1977 1981." Paper
presented to the National Agricultural Education Research Meeting,
Houston, Texas, December.
° 4. *Moore, G. E. (1975).
"Assessment of the Teaching
Effectiveness of Entry Level Teachers of Vocational Agriculture Holding
Four Year Provisional Teaching Certificates and One Year Vocational
Teaching Certificates." Paper presented to the American Vocational
Education Research Association, Anaheim, California, December.
° 3. *Moore, G. E. (1975). "The
Teaching Effectiveness of
Professionally and Non Professionally Prepared Teachers of Vocational
Agriculture." Paper presented to the National Agricultural Education
Research Conference, Anaheim, California, December.
° 2. *McCracken, J. D., Newcomb,
L. H. & Moore, G. E. (1974).
"Development and Evaluation of a Computerized Data Bank of Inservice
Education Needs of Vocational Agriculture Teachers." Paper presented to
the National Agricultural Education Research Conference, New Orleans,
Louisiana, December.
° 1. *McCracken, J. D., Moore, G.
E., & Newcomb, L. H. (1974).
"Development of a System for Determining Inservice Education Needs of
Vocational Agriculture Teachers." Paper presented to the Central Region
Agricultural Education Research Conference, East Lansing, Michigan,
July.
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