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For further information about the IPTV School to Careers project, contact the project coordinator at (800) 532-1290.
The School to Careers project is supported by funds from a USDE Star Schools grant.
Video Detail
Cataloguing Information for
Senior Research Associate #1133
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Producer:
IPTV - School to Careers Unit
Distributor:
Iowa Public Television
Copyright Date:
6-99
Physical Format:
VHS
Length:
11:11
Audience:
Secondary
Series:
School to Careers Videos
Annotation:
This researcher studies the interaction between plants and insects. In this video he studies the insect, the European corn borer, and explains how his experiments help create a corn hybrid that is not appealing to the insect. His chosen career allows him to work outdoors and requires strong organization skills, attention to detail and flexibility.
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Miscellaneous:
This video is one in a series of Iowa-based career features produced by IPTV. It is not intended to be utilized as a stand-alone piece. It is most effectively used as a supplement to additional learning strategies. In addition to the feature, each video may include a short segment without audio designed to be used in interactive sessions on the Iowa Communications Network (ICN).
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Contact Us: lashell@iptv.org Copyright 2009, Iowa Public Television The School to Careers project is supported by funds from a USDE Star Schools grant. Enhanced Careers made possible through a generous grant provided by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation The views presented on this site do not necessarily reflect those of Iowa Public Television; nor does IPTV endorse the businesses represented. Our mission is to make students aware of a variety of careers with as much objective information as possible. |