Author describes in vernacular terms how a faculty adopts the systems Approach, and makes pertinent suggestions. (Editor/IR)

Suggestions are offered providing for job observation of employees in an office, a study of business forms, actual work experience, writing behavioral objectives, and simulation. (MU)

Describes a new plan which business and industry could help in to solve problems of urban racial minorities. (DM)

Implementation of Management Information Systems (MIS) in colleges and universities frequently involves computing equipment problems. (IR)

Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Los Angeles, California, February 5-8, 1969. Contrasts strategic and extrapolative approaches to planning, emphasizing the former's superiority in planning adaptive organizational change to meet changing conditions. (JM)

Discusses methods for introducing innovations in secondary education and describes author's conception of the new high school. (AA)

Illustrated with design flow-chart. (RD)

"Fourteen reasons why our curricula need changing" are identified and discussed. (Author/LS)

Several problems in teaching science to the urban child are identified. A systems approach to develop a meaningful science education program for these students is suggested. The proposed systems model of the educational sciences is presented and discussed. The author was the director of the Urban Adult Education Institute in Detroit. (LC)

An educational system is presented that can unite an individualized system of learning and teaching with the physical facilities that can move it from theory to practice. (MF)