Development education offers a new approach to teaching about developing nations by cultivating students' abilities to become active, thinking members of society. (JB)

Article describes an English curriculum to help each student choose English courses that are best suited to the student's needs and abilities. (Author/ML)

The author contends that there is a "silent communication between student and teacher. A questionnaire directed toward this idea is included. (AP)

Thesis of article is that no significant changes will take place in the elementary school until we eliminate the subject-teaching program. (Author/DR)

Although the dean is not paid to be a researcher, he can, by his leadership, convey to his staff the importance of research. He can increase quantity and quality through mobilization of resources which surround him. (Author/CJ)

One major outcome was the opportunity to utilize institutional data as the basis for studying institutional strengths and weaknesses and developing specific program ideas of both a short and long range basis. (Author)

The concept of mental health was re-examined, and it was argued that consensual identification of healthy individuals is quite feasible. To facilitate student growth in this direction, both verticle and lateral modes of education need careful examination, development, and coordination. (Author)

A speech delivered before open meeting of Yale School of Drama (New Haven, Conn., January 15, 1969) and published in Yale Alumni Magazine," April 1969; interview conducted July 14, 1969, and published in yale/theatre," Winter 1969. (Editor/RD)

In a nation-wide sample of elementary and secondary schools in 122 school districts, the evidence suggests that there are relatively low levels of pupil participation in the standard learning procedures. (MF)

Assessed the relationship between self-disclosure and perceived closeness in two training groups of counseling students (N=20) in order to describe the development of group process. Findings indicated increases in amount and quality of self-disclosure and decreases in perceived interpersonal distance, supporting participant development in a small…

Warns that as pressures for greater accountability increase, student affairs personnel risk focusing their attention on preservation of educational systems rather than on student development. Emphasizes the need for closer interaction between the theorist and practitioner, grounded in formal theoretical knowledge of human development. (JAC)

Describes a residence hall store program which provides prepackaged food and snacks to students at Marquette University. Results of a survey of 21 colleges which have residence hall stores revealed primarily informal organizations. Stores can be a successful student development technique which teaches principles of small-business management. (JAC)