Outlines an EFL program designed for French-speaking, non-specialist undergraduates in their fourth year of study in a European school of economics and business. (RL)

"State Politics and Woman Politicians" encourages and trains women who want to enter politics. It is being taught at Douglass College of Rutgers University and is expected to become a model for similar programs throughout the country. (Author)

A look at a course in estate planning developed at the American College of Life Underwriters incorporating the case study method. (HB)

A scheme is suggested for teaching concepts of polymer chemistry. Laboratory activities are suggested for the major topics. Interrelationships of different industrial uses of polymers are emphasized during the course. (PS)

In one year Malta High, in Northern Illinois, a school of approximately 125 students, expanded its course offerings from 51 to 153 -- and remained solvent. (Author)

Curriculum outlines are provided for teaching a two semester organic chemistry course based on scientific principles. Performance objectives for each unit can be developed and an example is described in this article. An attempt is made in this outline to interrelate organic chemistry with other areas of chemistry. (PS)

Factors most influential in the decision to establish the course were: (1) the expressed need by the students for a course on human sexuality; (2) the request by practicing physicians for post graduate courses on sex education; and (3) the ability to plan a course palatable to the faculty. (CJ)

The development of an interdisciplinary course in environmental and ecological education, and the construction of guidelines for a core experience in environmental occupational education were the major objectives of more than 60 educators attending the Ecological Technician Education Workshop. (JO)

Faculty members from 22 community-junior Colleges coast-to-coast are developing a new general education course for freshmen. Constructed in modular form, the overall goal of the course will be recognition of man's interdependence with, and responsibility for his environment. (JO)

The study of viticulture (the growing of grapes) can illustrate the practical applications of geography: spatial orientation, focus on natural environment, human-land interaction, and concern with the properties and characteristics of regions. A suggested course outline is given, as well as a listing of resources about viticulture. (IS)

Discusses the rationale for and execution of a senior design course. Includes topics on the development of a senior design project, nature of student assignments, prior training and attitudes of students, and future trends. (JN)