Author focused on how a large rural high school in Alberta is serving community needs. (Editor/RK)

Article discussed rationale, goals and criteria for an effective values education program. (Editor/RK)

Discusses the development of the existing correctional programs in Canada's prisons, some theories of criminality, and two competing views on the best way to reform criminals today. Also gives a short review of penitentiary education programs. (RK)

Article evaluated the role of the teacher in a changing society and proposed a pilot project for retraining teaching staff. (Author/RK)

States a case for a new system of evaluating student achievement. (Editor)

Examines the implications of a Canadian Supreme Court decision obligating teachers to provide noon-hour supervision of hallways, playgrounds, and lunchrooms. Discusses the events that led to the decision and the various issues that were directly or vicariously considered by the courts. (Author/RK)

If schools respond to the challenge of declining enrollments with a clear and expanded sense of purpose, encompassing the concept of adult and lifelong learning, they may find opportunities which will ensure continuous renewal. (Author/SJL)

Some notes on what we have found out about how, when and why we are teaching French. (Editor)

The author proposes a tax target plan by which taxpayers could earmark their payments to the local public school of their choice. Several levels of this plan are described and feasibility and costs discussed. (SJL)

The author puts forward a whole range of new approaches to coping with the teacher surplus and using vacant college classrooms that would benefit both colleges of education and school boards. (Editor)