A discussion of how the Ontario Television Agency produces, distributes and broadcasts educational programming. (Author/HB)

Westbrook College, a residential college specializing in undergraduate education at the two year level came to grips with change through improving the teaching-learning process. (Author/RK)

Discussed the process of planning a program of instruction that concerned itself with student attitudes toward and responses to music and the development of their music skills. (Author/RK)

Article addressed itself to the development of music reading skills in public schools and ways of helping students achieve a worthwhile level of music literacy. (Author/RK)

This article is an abridgement of the author's dissertation research, which investigated the circumstances under which organizations and agencies in an urban community will make resources available for use in public schools. (Editor)

The school or agency administrator bears the primary responsibility for the successful implementation of a family life and sex education program for the visually handicapped. (Author/DB)

A description of materials developed for a high school program in manufacturing occupations. (HB)

In 1971, a Federal program was started to promote and assist Indians who might choose a career in health. Due to a reorganization slated within the Health Resources Administration (Department of Health, Education, and Welfare), however, this Indian program is headed for deescalization and merger with other programs for the…

In order to serve youths and adults who could benefit from technical education, Technical Education Research Centers were established. This article described the program development of four projects under TERC. (Author/RK)

Effective use of a new or remodeled media center requires advance planning of the programs to be used in it. (LS)

Survival in the arena of human services demands that today's program planner follow a pattern for change. (Editor)

Two stages in coordinating the development of a program and communication with that program's potential audience, called Program the Market and Market the Program, are illustrated with reference to the development of a new program for training attorney assistants by the UCLA School of Law and UCLA Extension. (SA)

Article presented strengths and potential troubles of career education in community colleges, as viewed by the editor, who imbibes the scientific spirit while surveying occupational education as a scholar. (Editor/RK)