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The Development of the Values Education in Vocational High School in Indonesia

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Writing this paper aims to discuss the values of vocational education the right was developed in vocational high school. So that vocational high school have character innovative, creative, productive, competitively, and grow a sustainable future front as well as the principles, policies, strategies and challenges development of the values education in vocational high schools. Development of the value education in vocational high schools are required to build professional values education continuing vocational future. The value education of vocational build independence rational learners to find maximum benefit, the vocational high schools can learn from global values to develop local values and support the development of locally in the context of globalization. In doing uptake of global value, vocational high schools are advised to use the three theories, namely: (1) the theory of trees, (2) the theory of crystal, (3) the theory of the bird cage.

DOI 10.11648/j.ijvetr.20150101.11
Published in International Journal of Vocational Education and Training Research (Volume 1, Issue 1, June 2015)
Page(s) 1-4
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Development, Education, Vocational High School, Values Education

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