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Components in program development.

D Silva
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There has been a great deal of discussion and deliberation concerning the composition of program development. Nonetheless, the question still remains--what is program development? What are possible components in program development? In this paper the following components are described, differentiated, and integrated: Statement of Purpose, Curriculum Design, Program Competencies, Content, Content Competencies, and Practice Environments.

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D Silva. 1976. Components in program development.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/970431/

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