Provides a brief historical survey of the development of early childhood education, an overview of the different programs at present in use, and some of the problems involved. (MM)

A look into the future confronting higher education in 1996. (Editor/IR)

This article looks at the complex network of co-operation which has had to be created for the Open University to achieve any success. (Editor/RY)

The nature of societal differentiation and the meaning and measurement of educational differentiation are studied. (Editor)

Speech presented at the NALLD California-Nevada Chapter Meeting, October 31, 1970. (DS)

The authors address themselves to the need for interaction between school personnel and community patrons to achieve a schooled environment." (Author/BY)

Guidelines for the selection and training of administrators who are demonstrably imaginative and creative. (JF)

Prodded by USOE officials, congressmen and cost-conscious citizens, administrators are focusing on what comes out of their schools--not what goes in. (Author/KJ)

It confounded the critics, produced a new breed of students, and led to basic changes in the conduct of higher education. (Editor)

An evaluation of the effects of educational expansion on economic output between 1890 and 1960 shows (1) expansion at the secondary and doctorate levels was positively related to economic output since 1933; and (2) no effect of these or other levels of schooling on economic output before 1928 was manifested. (AOS)

Distinguishes between developmental work to bring about change according to a specific organizational theory or organizational development in schools and developmental work based on a rationalistic view of school as an organization or developing schools as organizations. Notes that only the latter can foster real school development. (SB)

Discusses two developments in 1982 serving as encouragement for those fearing that humanities education is being neglected: the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges "Concept Statement on Humanities" and the Associate Degree Research Project, which will redefine the associate degree. (DMM)