The present study represents an attempt to develop a procedure which would maximize the number of choices of method a student could make...." (Author)

There is no unique solution to teaching problems--different situations require different techniques. (MM)

This is the last of a series of articles on teaching art. (MM)

A brief look at an audiovisual aid that can be handled by children, without a teacher's assistance, and which was designed to aid children in investigating topics of personal interest. (AA)

Three directed studies courses emphasize individualized instruction and programed learning in communications, English, and fundamental mathematics. (MS)

The purpose of this article is to consider, first, some of the implications of using the videotape recorder in the television studio for in-school music instruction...and, second, some of the present-day practices of using smaller videotape recorders in the classroom and teaching studio for individualized instruction." (Author)

The author argues that technology's chief contribution to education will take the form of improving the cost effectiveness of instruction. (AK)

Reports experiences with the Keller Plan (a self-paced, student-tutored, mastery-oriented system) in introductory physics, including student reactions to course and comments on how the course is run. Results of the program are favorable, with students reporting more thorough and efficient learning. (PR)