PROVIDING 72 LEADERS FROM 36 STATES AN OPPORTUNITY TO POOL RESOURCES AND PLAN FOR EVALUATION, THE SEMINAR WAS DIRECTED TOWARD CONSIDERATION OF STATE STAFF LEADERSHIP ROLES IN EVALUATING PILOT PROGRAMS, APPRAISING TEACHING MODELS, PLANNING CONTINUING EVALUATION, DEVELOPING EVALUATION TECHNIQUES IN CONJUNCTION WITH PROGRAM PLANNING, AND FORMULATING…

Discusses some basic assumptions and fears associated with the implementation of the Doctor of Arts Degree at the University of Illinois at Chicago Circle. Also examines the curriculum requirements of the degree and how those who have received the degree have fared as teachers. (Author/RK)

To ascertain the specific determinants that should be considered when instituting continuing nursing education programs, a survey of nurses was conducted. Based on 425 responses, seven determinants were identified, including the need to do prestigious work, interest in increasing one's knowledge base, and special needs related to the employing…

Although most business school deans accept criticisms emerging in a new report, they predicted it would take a decade or more to develop programs that have the recommended qualities of being truly interdisciplinary, emphasizing the global economy, and providing students with effective interpersonal skills. (MSE)

Describes the objectives of the RISE legislation, specifically, to reform a school system which must keep up with a society whose technological and social changes are occurring at an increasing rate. (Author/RK)

This paper examines the increased emphasis placed on multicultural diversity in the School Psychology Program at Indiana State University. Two assumptions were made about the prominent role diversity is assuming at the university. First, the program is one of several subsystems that is emphasizing diversity in the university community. Thus, this…

Article presents positive reasons for studying a foreign language and describes one possible outline for developing a program. (Author/RK)

Describes how school counselors can contribute to the development of individualized education programs (IEP). Discusses counselors' participation in and preparation for IEP conferences, including defining the counselor role, gathering and analyzing pertinent information, and developing goals and objectives. (RC)

Discusses the development and philosophy of several school camps, with particular emphasis on St. Mary's Lake Camp (Michigan) and Camp Tyler (Texas). (CM)

Moving problem-centered, experiential programs into the mainstream of graduate and professional education will require more formal mechanisms for leadership. Students of graduate education programs that infuse the disciplinary study of academe with the applied perspective of professional practice gain broader contact with the problems of the…

Describes the development of the Microelectronics Education Programme for England, Northern Ireland and Wales, including funding, aims, and relationships of the national program with local organizations. The program focuses on incorporating uses/effects of microelectronic technology into the total school curriculum and ways of using this…

Describes goals of the liberation movement for handicapped students. Suggests providing guidance workers with a theoretical base for understanding the current state of school guidance. Discusses the need for alternatives in school guidance. Goals of alternatives include altering a state of acceptance, and promoting new options and possibilities.…