Discusses the relationships of educational objectives and societal aims to the problems and perspectives in assessing the costs, benefits, and effectiveness of educational technology, which is seen as a systems approach to instruction, not merely educational media. (AL)

The establishment and dissolution of summer institutes in academic subject areas offers a clear example of the shift of philosophy during the decade of the 1960's from essentialism to reconstructionism." (Author)

The growing needs of private institutions is cause to explore the potential of financial development for institutions individually and collectively through an academic consortium. (Author)

Traces the development of teacher education in the various vocational services, cites basic principles that apply throughout, and discusses some present-day concerns. (Editor)

The curriculum of this new college is focused around a study of worldwide cultural and political systems. (HS)

Discusses the problem of public aid to private schools, in particular, public support to parochial (e.g. Catholic) schools. (AN)

An examination of sources of financial support for continuing education for professional nurses. In addition to identifying sources of financial support, the utilization of funds is reviewed in an effort to show how financing patterns influence continuing education program content. (Editor)

The role of Claiborne Pell, Chairman of the Senate Education Subcommittee, in expanding the commitment and altering the focus of federal aid to post-secondary education is discussed. (NF)

A historical account of university attendance by English aristocracy during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, as a potential avenue for training, advancement, service, and self-fulfillment. (MF)

Problems related to acquiring library materials are presented, including that of shoplifting. (NH)

Among the 25 largest foundations, giving is expected to increase substantially between now and 1975 under the 1969 Tax Reform Act. (Editor)