Indiana Business Education Association
Who
we are:
The Indiana
Business Education Association is a professional association comprised
of:
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- Business/Marketing Educators
- Administrators
- Teachers Educators
- Business Leaders
- Coordinators of Tech Prep and School-to-Work Initiatives
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Members represent
all levels of business education – elementary, secondary, and post-secondary
and collegiate/university. Members are from both public and private education
institutions.
In addition,
the Indiana Business Education Association is affiliated with the North
Central Business Education Association and the National Business Education
Association.
The Indiana
Business Education Association provides:
· A unified voice for business education
· Professional development programs for business educators
· Ongoing communication to educators to update them on trends and
issues
· Two state conferences for business educators in Indiana
· Leadership development activities
· An avenue for networking among business education in schools
throughout the state
· Professional growth and educational opportunities
Our Mission:
The mission
of IBEA is to promote business education as central to the development
of essential life skills, career and workforce preparation and life long
learning.
The IBEA consists
of professional business educators in Indiana whose purpose and goals
are to improve and promote business education by;
(1) expanding
and improving the understanding of the values of business education to
students and the community
(2) educating students and the community to the significance of business
and economics in our society
(3) fostering cooperation with school, community, state and national groups
concerned with a better understanding of the importance of business education
to society
(4) improving the standards for teacher preparation and professional development
(5) investigating and researching issues that pertain to the advancement
and improvement of business education
(6) serving as a resource for information to business education teachers
and as source of information on issues involving business education. |