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Peer reviewedLynch-Brown, Carol – Early Child Development and Care, 1989
Excerpts from a recent interview with Netherlands author Annie M. G. Schmidt describe her background and her career as a writer of poems and stories for young children. The interviewer notes that few of Schmidt's works have been translated into English and that their lack of exchange is a persistent difficulty in the field of children's…
Descriptors: Authors, Biographical Inventories, Childrens Literature, Communication Problems
Download full textBathurst, Effie G.; Hill, Wilhelmina – Office of Education, US Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1957
This bulletin for teachers and supervisors tells how children of the United States are learning to conserve the Nation's reserves of soil, water, forests, fish, wildlife, minerals, and other natural resources. The purpose of this bulletin is to serve as a source of good practices to be dipped into as needed for ideas, not necessarily to be read…
Descriptors: Natural Resources, Conservation (Environment), Forestry, Wildlife
Zimmerman, Enid, Ed.; Stankiewicz, Mary Ann, Ed. – 1982
This collection of papers on women art educators reveals the variety of roles played by those women, from anonymous art teachers to leaders in their profession. "Mary Rouse: A Remembrance" (G. Hubbard) is a personal perspective on Rouse, the development of her career, and her considerable impact in the field of art education. "The…
Descriptors: American Indians, Art Education, Art Teachers, Females
Peer reviewedMelton, Reginald F. – Open Learning, 1995
Describes steps taken in developing an evaluation system for distance teaching at the Open Junior High School system in Indonesia. Reviews data collection techniques, and discusses advantages and disadvantages of evaluation studies. Presents a historical background of the system, and lists the system's strengths and weaknesses discovered via…
Descriptors: Data Collection, Distance Education, Educational Development, Evaluation Methods
French, Laurence, Ed.; Hornbuckle, Jim, Ed. – 1981
Cherokee students at the Qualla Boundary started a student organization in 1973 to improve educational prospects among Native Americans attending non-Indian colleges and universities. Because cultural conflict was perceived as playing a crucial role in the failure of Cherokee students in higher education, a major objective of the group was to…
Descriptors: American Indian Culture, American Indian Education, American Indians, Art Products
PDF pending restorationRash, James O., Jr.; And Others – 1979
From 1950 to 1970, the shift from agriculture to industry dominated Ashe County, North Carolina, isolated on the Blue Ridge by rugged terrain and severe weather. Rural farm population declined by 2/3 but rural non-farm population tripled. Many new industries helped shift the bulk of the work force to industry. In 1950, 45% of the work force farmed…
Descriptors: Agricultural Production, Area Studies, Community Attitudes, Community Leaders
