Improvisation and pantomime are used in a class "adventure" that sparks the imagination, promotes positive group interaction, generates fun, and can be a new approach to experimental teaching. (Author)

Develops search patterns for locating an object which may be in one of several locations. (JP)

Discusses a computer simulation model for comparing the impact of two partially decentralized school finance systems: the District Power Equalizing (DPE) system, and the Family Power Equalizing (EPE) finance system. (EM)

Some contributions of the American Indian to American culture are presented. Examples are popcorn, canoes, cigars, games, and chewing gum. (FF)

Simulation, gaming, and role playing are becoming popular in secondary schools throughout the country. The authors, a special interest group at the University of Kentucky, attempt to clarify the differences among these activities to help administrators and teachers understand what is involved in each. (Editor/CB)

The author presents a case study in which play therapy is used with an older child. (BY)

This article explores the reasons for gaming, two basic types of gaming (free form and computerized), and proposes a method for combining the two forms. (MM)

A description of a game designed primarily to teach teacher trainees the skills of teaching concepts.'' (Author/ AK)

Discussion based on Wilson on the justification of punishment,'' by M. Fisher and G. Wall, Journal of Moral Education, v1 n3; and The justification of punishment,'' by J. Wilson, British Journal of Educational Studies, v19 pt2. (CB)

Describes an instructional game which provides several alternatives for each decision made in order to more effectively approximate the actual business decision-making process. (AK)

In this experimental elementary school program children are not instructed in reading until they show an interest in books. (MM)