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And the administrative and policy milieu (comprised of state departments of education, school districts and school boards, principals, and teachers of other subjects) from which the subject must emerge to take its final shape as curriculum would be a target of inquiry. These initial thoughts provide insight into the value orientation that this author brings to the work. The final outcome here is not intended to be a blueprint from which researchers of the field can proceed.
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Such a blueprint, to the extent that it is needed, has been adequately set forth by Petrina (1998). Instead, I dwell upon a few selected areas of inquiry that are compelling, because: (a) they relate fundamentally to the basic claims of the field, (b) they remind us that technology education ultimately is about learning and teaching and the primary actors in that enterprise must be brought into sharper focus, and (c) they share and conform to conceptual frameworks (such as situated cognition and constructivism) that unite technology education with other school subjects.
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In the remainder of the paper, eight types of questions that can be the basis of inquiry are identified and discussed. These questions pertain to (a) technological literacy, (b) conceptions and misconceptions of technological phenomena, (c) perceptions of technology, (d) technology and creativity, (e) gender in technology classrooms, (f) curriculum change, (g) integration of technology and other school subjects, and (h) the work of technology teachers.
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Beyond these questions, a brief discussion of the need for adherence to new paradigms for research in technology education is presented, then final reflections are offered. Though technological literacy is the primary claim of adherents of technology education, the field remains some distance still from being able to operationalize it routinely, thence to standardize it for assessment purposes. The dearth of research here was a common theme in Foster (1992), Petrina (1998), and Zuga, (1994).