A monthly exchange of tips, projects, ideas and resources. (Editor)

As the Internet is becoming more and more of a commonplace technology in the Western world, many communication programs have begun to offer technology-related communication courses. Usually, these classes require students to create a Web site. A good Web site, however, requires more than colored text, a few graphics, and a few links. This paper…

As the world has evolved during the past century, so has the nature of career counseling. In the past, the profession focused predominantly on a directive and assessment-driven approach to career development that favored matching clients with the "right" job in order to facilitate their occupational decisions. In recent years, however, numerous…

This book provides a collection of easy-to-implement ideas and creative strategies designed to help teachers manage indoor recess by developing temporary playrooms. Chapter 1 helps teachers make a good assessment of the present situation. Chapter 2 encourages teachers to take heart, no matter how frustrated they may have been in the past, and…

This book provides 25 activities giving children hands-on archeological experience, teaches how archaeologists work, and shows what they have discovered from digging up prehistoric bones between the time when dinosaurs roamed the earth to the uncovering of modern artifacts at a contemporary office building. Ancient civilizations come to life as…

Described the process of macrame, teaching approaches for macrame, and the materials needed to begin the process. (RK)

The purpose of this article is to provide an introduction to the literature and methodology of creativity. As psychological education comes to be an important part of the counselor's role, it may be anticipated that creativity training will be an important aspect of the total psychological education program. (Author)

Author suggests ways teachers can convert color-in exercises in workbooks to creative ones. (MB)

Unexpected dividends from this experience were the familiarization and identification of various dyeable fabrics, what to wash, how to wash, fashion, design, color, and the social involvement of wholesome student interaction in the classroom. (RB)

Experience of several sixth grade classes using scrap glass to create their own window. (RB)

Describes juniors' creative responses to a notebook preparation assignment. (RD)

Three school architects create a series of new and different design concepts for physical education activities. (MF)