Presented are results of a study of engineering education administrators time utilizations. Actual, believed, and desired times are compared. Detailed tables of results are included. (SL)

Argues that the different set of temporal norms governing the behavior of blacks is attributable to at least two ascertainable causes: (1) a carry over of the traditional West African concept of time in which the cosmology and ontological hierarchy of existence dictated temporal behaviors much different from the Westernized concept of time; and…

In the last decade of the twentieth century nearly 40 million people enrolled in the programs of the U.S. Adult Education and Literacy System (AELS). This chapter provides a broad-brush history of the emergence of the present-day AELS in the United States over the last four hundred years. Exhibit 2.1 provides some historical signposts for keeping…

Author concludes that the most troublesome characteristic that will affect long range planning is opposition to change. Each time the planners begin another cycle, the people involved will have changed, the environmental conditions will be altered, the model will be improved and the goals will set forth innovations. (Author)

Revised version of a paper presented at the 77th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, April 8-11, 1969; research supported in part by the Science Research Council (U.K.) and by the National Institutes of Health. (RS)

Paper has attempted to display two sets of perceptual disorganizations, both parents' and children's. As well, suggestions for action are given. (Author/RK)

A sample of 184 teachers was studied in relation to their first-person point of view of teaching effectiveness. (Author)

Detailed, structural look at the creation of temporal and spatial perceptions in Maupassant's 1885 novel, Bel-Ami". (RS)

This study has illustrated that the phenomenon of accommodation or acculturation in values does exist during the course of a scientist's early career, and that such acculturation is to some extent dependent upon the working environment into which the scientist enters. (Author)

Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association in Chicago, February 1968. Appears in "The Florida FL Reporter special anthology issue, "Linguistic-Cultural Differences and American Education. (FWB)

Interprets Salinas' use of geometric figures for depicting concepts of time and infinity, and for portraying idealism and realism (the vertical line is idealism, perfection; the circle stands for reality and imperfection). (DS)