Described is an inductively taught educational program (Education Through Inquiry) designed for students who have difficulty reading and writing. (MM)

Discusses a computer simulation model for comparing the impact of two partially decentralized school finance systems: the District Power Equalizing (DPE) system, and the Family Power Equalizing (EPE) finance system. (EM)

Simulation, gaming, and role playing are becoming popular in secondary schools throughout the country. The authors, a special interest group at the University of Kentucky, attempt to clarify the differences among these activities to help administrators and teachers understand what is involved in each. (Editor/CB)

Simulating the past through role playing is not necessarily new in or classrooms, but the daily practice of recognizing the emotions of the past as a guide for living is a most useful approach to a very old problem of knowing thy self. (Author)

A description of the types of information and services available through the national network of Centers for Economic Education. (AK)

A brief description of three urban simulation models. (AK)

Author defends the need for the indoctrination of those values that can be defended and lived honestly." (MB)