Technical Education is a supplement to Industrial Education. (MU)

In an effort to describe the panoply of United States programs and targets for International Book Year, the author discusses two official statements concerning the Secretariat, programs, planning and specific projects. (4 references) (SJ)

Describes a plan developed by Engineers Council for Professional Development (ECPD, American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE), and National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) for a cooperative nationwide guidance effort intending to cover the entire engineering spectrum. Responsibility for development, implementation, and management…

Briefly described is a get-together for old and prospective participants in a student tutorial effort at Fairleigh Dickinson University, at which friendships were formed and tutoring experiences were related. (CJ)

Describes in detail a versatile interactive computer program used to teach chemical instrumentation. The data generated by students is stored indefinitely and is available to instructors. Student reactions were favorable to this method. (PS)

It was reported that the length of time using carrel slide-audio programs significantly influenced course grades and that students with ACT scores below 22 gained most from the slide-audio programs. (CP)

Benefit Alert was designed to help the low-income aged of Philadelphia take advantage of material benefits they were entitled to under existing state and federal legislation. An implicit goal of the project was to test a governmental agency's ability to be an advocate for the poor. (Author)

Copies of this paper and a source listing which includes input and output data for sample problems can be obtained from the author at Temple University, Philadelphia, Penna. (Author/MB)

A printout of the program and sample output will be supplied on request from the authors at the University of North Dakota. (MB)

Source decks and program listings are available from the author at the University of Texas, Austin, Texas. (MB)

Summarizes the inservice teacher training offered by Science Teacher Associations, Departments of Education and Colleges in each of the six Australian states, the Australian Capital Territory, and Papua-New Guinea. (AL)

Describes eight innovative programs. Programs were selected by a committee appointed in 1967 in the Industrial Arts Division of the American Vocational Association. (GR)