"Feeling Good", CTW's adult health series, went from the drawing board to the screen--back to the drawing board and on the air again. The story behind one of television's more ambitious experiments is presented. (Author/HB)

Adult education in rural areas has to be geared to the problems faced by farmers. This requires more emphasis on practical training in adult education programs. (Author/EC)

The author discusses what she learned about General Education Development (G.E.D.) programs before teaching in one and while teaching in one. (IRT)

Suggests that adult educators in search of external program funding turn to state-based humanities programs, which are natural allies of adult education, having many of the same goals and sharing many common educational principles. (JT)

Three Indian adult education institutions present brief reports on their objectives, activities, and accomplishments: the Karnataka State Adult Education Council of Mysore, Gujurat Vidyapith of Ahmedabad, and the Bikaner Adult Education Association of Bikaner. (AJ)

Explains how two faculty members at a regional campus of Ohio State University helped guide mature women back to the classroom with a minimum of travail. (Author/IRT)

This paper reports on the development to date of the numeracy conceptual framework for the Adult Literacy and Lifeskills (ALL) Project. The inclusion of a numeracy scale in the ALL survey offered a significant opportunity to develop a new conceptual framework for adult numeracy. This paper discusses the meaning of numeracy and the notion of…

Describes the South End Day Camp, Troy, New York that provides an 8-week summer recreational experience for normal, mentally retarded, and developmentally disabled children. (BB)

Lists several useful documents for one wishing to begin a learning laboratory in adult education. (GB)

Describes the proposed expansion of the Finnish system whereby unemployed workers are immediately admitted to retraining centers. (SP)

Describes the present needs in adult literacy education, including the coat of a national literacy program. (SP)

Describes a new 5-year leadership development program designed for selected farm and rural nonfarm men and women in the general age range of 25 to 40." (Author)

After briefly reviewing developments since 1937, the author discusses present programs in literacy, general education and vocational education. (SP)

Responses as to which exhibits and display panels at Indiana State Fair inspired most interest in adult education were correlated. Polled were adult education experts and random selection of fairgoers. Article suggests how to use fairs to attract interest in adult education programs. (PD)