Describes an aesthetic educational curriculum created by CREMEL: development, objectives, products, evaluation, field testing, and national traveling exhibition. The program is designed to expose the learner to the aesthetic qualities in both the man-made and natural environment. (ED)

The Office of Child Development and the Office of Education have established a joint Education for Parenthood program that has developed a formal curriculum in parenting which combines classroom instruction with actual work with children. (GB)

Describes a school program designed to detect and prevent child abuse and neglect by training school staff members to recognize and report child abuse cases, and to teach future parents how to better understand themselves and children. (CS)

Discusses how a comprehensive blend of services in a Head Start program can enhance the natural potential of many handicapped children, and at the same time help the family deal with problems relating to the child's specific disability and his normal cognitive, social and physical needs. (Author/CS)

Describes a family living and sex education program for students in kindergarten through sixth grade. Discusses program's four components: program planning with staff, meeting with parents, classroom instruction, and evaluation. Curriculum content and children's questions generated by the program are also discussed. (HS)

Suggestions are made to help school personnel meet the social, emotional, educational, and economic needs of teen-age parents. The need to continue education, preferably in a normal school setting, is discussed and an exemplary school program is described. (HS)

With the cooperation of the Universtiy's extension service, Administration of Child Care Centers,'' a course carrying two academic credits is offered by the University of Michigan School of Education. (Author/CB)

This article describes the bilingual/multicultural curriculum models developed by four Head Start projects. (DB)

Describes the development and implementation of the Activating Children through Technology (ACTT) computer curriculum in Parents and Child Together (PACT) Head Start classrooms in Springfield, Illinois. (BB)