Presented is a description of how DEEP (Developmental Economic Education Program) monitors activity and achievements to ensure that objectives are met effectively and efficiently, and that evidence of achievement is available for reports. The purposes of DEEP management and accountability procedures are: (1) to maintain both long term and short…

This resource pamphlet offers information about programs, curriculum development, and teacher education for disadvantaged children. Described are innovations in school organization and the expansion of school programs into such areas as preschools, tutoring, enrichment and guidance projects, and school community cooperation. Also noted are some of…

This report contains nine speeches presented at a Conference on Designing Doctoral Programs in Education held at Kansas State University on June 28-29, 1968. Titles included are: 1) "The Role of Doctoral Programs in Today's and Tomorrow's University"; "Trends in Student Personnel Work: Implications for Graduate Education"; "Research Training in…

THIS STUDY CONSISTS OF THREE SEPARATE SECTIONS--(1) DESCRIPTIONS OF SELECTED REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCIES WHICH ARE CURRENTLY IN OPERATION, (2) A DISCUSSION OF OPTIONAL STATUTORY ARRANGEMENTS FOR A NETWORK OF REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCIES, AND (3) SUGGESTIONS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A PROGRAM DESIGNED TO EXPAND EDUCATIONAL…

The report concerns programs conducted by Montana counselors and educators in their efforts to better meet the needs of the Indian student, parent, and their families. The programs were sponsored by the local school districts, Montana, Department of Public Instruction, Bureau of Indian Affairs, tribal agencies, and the Montana University System.…

The 1970-71 report to the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) contains information relative to the contract of the State of Idaho with the United States Government for Johnson-O'Malley (JOM) funds to educate American Indians in Idaho. The methods of financing are given, and the State Foundation Program is described. JOM funds and the Indian Education…

Included in this English translation of an annotated bibliography are 100 items citing books and articles in Serbocroatian that contain information about Yugoslav educational resources and school systems. Schools and institutions receive considerable attention with entries on preschool, elementary, secondary, higher, and adult education. There are…

The study pointed out the inadequacy of the Saskatchewan school system to teach French. There is lack of equipment necessary for the teaching of oral French, lack of background of teachers of French, overloaded classrooms, and other shortcomings. (Author/MF)

The report deals with junior high curriculum suggestions for teaching physical health. The publication contains three sections: (1) promotion and maintenance of health, (2) measurement and evaluation of health status, and (3) the health of American people. Also discussed is the heart and circulation. Pupil objectives are enumerated and a health…

The curriculum that is described in this paper was conceived as a means of developing rigorous scientific thinking in students and to develop a cognitive style that would enable students to use the theory and content of science in imaginative ways while caring for patients. (Authors)

Schools should build comprehensive programs that help children develop socially and emotionally. As a result, students will become competent in ways that can help them learn better and avoid problem behaviors. Comprehensive social and emotional development programs are based on the understanding that many different kinds of behaviors are caused by…

During 1938-39 a study of students and graduates of the Pine Ridge Federal School revealed that most of these students (98%) stayed on the Oglala Sioux reservation. The school program was largely academic, contributing little to their employability. As a result, the program was remodeled to make it responsive to reservation economic and social…