Describes uses and advantages of minicourses -- short-term courses offered for less than one semester. (Author)

From a paper given at the NAHE Conference in Seattle, Washington, October 20, 1972. Directions necessary for the Humanities are discussed. (JB)

The author discusses the problems of developing a computer assisted instructional program for a college. (AK)

Describes the role of South Australian schools in the testing of units prepared by a national science curriculum development project preparing materials for grades 7-10 and answers questions concerning the nature of the materials. (AL)

Surveys the career of Ralph W. Tyler who taught, directed, and formulated curricula from the 1920's to the present. (MB)

The focus of this article is centered around this fundamental question and attempts to provide a more systematic framework needed to clarify the general nature of the relationship between behaviorally stated educational objectives and the assessment of their acheivement. (Author)

Suggests a series of fundamental concepts in accounting and a way of viewing the conceptual structure that could be of use in building a bookkeeping-accounting curriculum. (Author)

The six experimental programs of the School Library Manpower Project are a source of optimism in the difficult process of curriculum innovation. (6 references) (SJ)

This report describes curriculum installation activity in over 60 elementary schools in four states. (BB)