Suggests classroom activities to develop students both cognitively and affectively in language proficiency. (MM)

Article discusses learning stations in the classroom as an aid to individualized instruction. (GB)

The advantages of video tape recorders in improving a teacher's innate talents are presented. (CK)

Describes a directory to simulations and games available for educational use, Guide to Simulation Games for Education and Training," edited by the authors; appears as Part II of a two-part supplement on simulation games. (Editor/SW)

Elementary children can be introduced to the historical processes of evaluating and interpreting materials within the existing curriculum. Activities for teachers and students are suggested. (AM)

Demonstrates the relevance of values probing strategies for helping high school and college students understand values issues. In this approach, students react to a conflict issue from their own perspectives and justify their reactions, clarify and evaluate their arguments and alternative viewpoints, discover the values that give rise to the…

Explains how elementary school social studies classroom teachers can use baseball cards as vehicles to teach children various skills and concepts from a variety of subject fields. Card-related activities include analyzing statistical data on the back of cards, finding cities where teams are located on maps and globes, and measuring distances…