A brief discussion of the need for evaluation of educational innovations and a warning the innovations should not be rejected out of hand because of a poor showing early in their development. (Author/AK)

The task of the educational system is now one of acquainting the student with the various techniques to orient his own mind so that he can live comfortably and perform efficiently in a dynamic world of computers and space travel. (CK)

Article in a humorous vein in which author wonders whether the one-room schoolhouse is a thing of the past or the wave of the future. (DR)

A brief look at why professional educationists resist the possibilities of new techniques. (AK)

Adult education in the Soviet Union must find flexible new methods, preferably including tourism or other elements of recreation, to raise adults' cultural standards and intellectualize their free time while helping them improve their work qualifications and professional skills. (Author/LY)

"Bell & Howell has developed a highly versatile cartidge projector system for cine and super 8mm formats. Because Bell & Howell believes that standardization is an important factor in the development of a cartridge system, it has built in a flexibility which will allow this standardization. (Author)

A discussion of the trend toward the individualization of instruction and a brief review of 18 important projects and programs concerned with this subject. (LS)

Argues that superintendents and boards must anticipate specific concrete and measurable instructional objectives before introducing changes. (JF)