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Maas, James B.; Kleiber, Douglas A. – 1976
In response to a need for communication among people who want to improve the teaching of psychology, this compendium describes almost 600 innovative undergraduate teaching methods, courses, and programs in psychology. It is intended to be functionally descriptive, not evaluative. Two salient trends identified during the compilation are (1) the…
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Curriculum, Directories, Educational Innovation
Stoddard, Denis W.; And Others – 1976
Presented is a report of a 4-month project designed to review literature on projects pertaining to deaf-blind prevocational training, to implement a model prevocational program for six severely handicapped deaf-blind students (10 years old), and to conduct two workshops in the area of prevocational training for deaf-blind students. Provided in…
Descriptors: Daily Living Skills, Deaf Blind, Elementary Education, Exceptional Child Education
American Council on Industrial Arts Teacher Education, Washington, DC. – 1976
The publication, intended to serve as a resource document for industrial arts educators and to function as a tool for stimulating interaction between research and curriculum development personnel, contains abstracts on innovative activities in the area of industrial arts teacher education as well as those relating to other levels of instruction.…
Descriptors: Abstracts, Curriculum Development, Educational Innovation, Elementary Secondary Education
Young, Jerry L. – 1975
Achievement testing indicates that the typical student who leaves high school prior to graduation has academic deficiencies considerably below expected grade placement. The need exists for identifying potential dropouts prior to their actual withdrawal. After a dropout-prone student has been identified, an analysis of his specific needs should be…
Descriptors: Academic Failure, Behavior Change, Dropout Characteristics, Dropout Prevention
Elliott, Portia C.; Peelle, Howard A. – 1974
Computer programing should not be confused with programed instruction (PI) or computer-assisted instruction (CAI). PI and CAI are processes that demand that the student assume a passive and docile role, whereas, programing is an active, dynamic process in which the student is required to instruct the computer how to perform certain basic…
Descriptors: College Curriculum, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Science Education, Mathematics Instruction
Reynolds, Peggy – 1975
A program designed to teach English as a second language is described in this paper. The primary objective of the program is to teach adult immigrants to discriminate and articulate English speech sounds so that they are able to participate in oral communication with the English-speaking community. Following a description of the program, the…
Descriptors: Adult Education, English Curriculum, English (Second Language), Immigrants
Romberg, George – 1974
The instructional program for first year college chemistry was altered to provide self-paced, individualized instruction using multimedia modules. Each unit must be passed before the student can proceed and thus all students who complete the program can be assured of a passing grade. The entire course is on 42 half-hour audio tapes; students use…
Descriptors: Audiotape Recordings, Chemistry, College Freshmen, Individualized Instruction
CEMREL, Inc., St. Louis, MO. – 1974
In this collection of position papers and descriptive materials, staff members and consultants of the Comprehensive School Mathematics Program (CSMP) outline the philosophy and goals of this curriculum development project. Rejecting the notion that mathematics should be taught as a collection of facts to be mastered, these writers claim the goal…
Descriptors: Curriculum, Educational Philosophy, Elementary School Mathematics, Elementary Secondary Education
Berry, Roy S. – 1973
Examined in the end of project year report were the effects of a developmental physical education program on the fitness and adapted game participation of 83 trainable mentally retarded children in a special school. Student knowledge of rules, safety procedures, and health habits for adapted activities exceeded anticipated levels; and data on six…
Descriptors: Adapted Physical Education, Exceptional Child Research, Games, Mental Retardation
Valotto, Evelyn; And Others – 1969
This document is a progress report on effecting educational change in a kindergarten program and its interim research findings. A general description of the program and its background are given, followed by an explanation of the diagnostic-prescriptive approach taken in the program. This explanation includes descriptions of the rationale for…
Descriptors: Classroom Observation Techniques, Classroom Research, Curriculum Development, Educational Objectives
Braun, Samuel J.; Lasher, Miriam G. – 1970
The program for training teachers of disturbed preschoolers conducted at the Department of Child Study at Tufts University is described in terms of origin and need, administrative concerns, and the philosophy regarding the role of a teacher with the emotionally disturbed. Additional aspects of the program which are discussed include the training…
Descriptors: Emotional Disturbances, Institutes (Training Programs), Preschool Children, Preservice Teacher Education
Bartlett, Elsa Jaffe – 1970
For purposes of analysis, preschool language programs can be sorted into four general categories according to the dominant type of learning activity (1) Pattern practice, (2) Cognitive verbalization, (3) Discussion, (4) Role play. Along with definitions of language, the program types differ in the kinds of interactions which occur between teacher…
Descriptors: Cognitive Processes, Discussion (Teaching Technique), Interaction, Language Programs
Grayson, Mary; And Others – 1969
The objective of the Central Atlantic Regional Educational Laboratory (CAREL) visual arts program was to develop a curriculum that would increase children's visual knowledge of artists and art work, develop their visual sensitivity and perceptual ability, and encourage creative production and perception of art work. Workshops were conducted to…
Descriptors: Artists, Curriculum Development, Kindergarten, Painting (Visual Arts)
Bricker, George W., Comp. – 1969
Fifty-five university sponsored executive development programs in the United States and Canada are covered in this directory. Each item gives concise basic information on location, duration, dates, tuition, participants, faculty, and official program contacts, followed by descriptions of subject matter and curriculum materials, methods of…
Descriptors: Curriculum, Directories, Extension Education, Facilities
Sticht, Thomas G.; And Others – 1973
The major purposes of the project were to determine the nature of the literacy problem in the Army by studying the literacy demands of Army jobs together with the literacy skills of Army personnel, and to develop a literacy training program to provide job-related-functional, literacy skills. Literacy research and development performed by HumRRO…
Descriptors: Adult Literacy, Armed Forces, Educational Research, Functional Literacy
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