Highlights the topics and atmosphere of a four-day Library College Conference held with the theme "Learning Without Walls." The content of speeches and discussions are summarized. (CH)

Author's main thesis here is that there has been but meager research on the question of how we should go about achieving goals and that there is a need for much more research into the question of teaching methods on the community college level. (Author/RK)

Describes the purpose, intent, and programs of Countesthorpe, an experimental school in Britain. (GB)

The author suggests that this particular group of teachers take advantage of individualized learning methods already utilized by many professional groups. In studying the feasibility of this approach, the author concludes that it offers promise. Most of the article is devoted to discussion of his study design. (AG)

Independent study abroad programs promote true appreciation of foreign cultures. (HS)

First part of an article comparing Polish, Czech, German, and Russian pronoun and noun declinations. (DS)

Procedures being used in an individualized approach to college mathematics instruction are described. Advantages and disadvantages of the independent-study approach are discussed. (DT)

Fredonia's independent learning laboratory makes individualized instruction a practical reality. (Editor)

Article describes four methods used in a New York high school's experimental program. (SP)

Counselor educators communicate a set of informal, convert attitudes, the silent curriculum. Rapid change alters one source of this silent curriculum, the teaching learning relationship. This article suggests possible changes in the counselor education process to encourage individualized instruction, Experimentation, and student involvement in…

The college library needs to broaden its collection concept to include the generic book just as college instruction needs to broaden, or discard, the lecture-textbook method of teaching. But even with substantial revision it seems doubtful that the Library-College can become a functioning reality. (25 references) (Author)