The author discusses scientific literacy from the perspective of a scientifically and educationally unsophisticated society. (Editor)

Problems facing book publishing in developing countries include lack of experienced authors, insufficient or complete non-availablility of paper, shortage of printing and binding facilities, publishers' lack of knowledge about editing, production and distribution techniques and shortage of finances. (Author)

A comparison of several instructional television programs which were awarded prizes by the Japanese educational network. (AK)

This article discusses a pilot program in functional literacy undertaken by Danish and Norwegian students. The students raised 100,000 dollars which will send 250 instructors to Zambia to teach basic learning skills, agricultural techniques, nutrition, child care and hygiene. (RR)

The first of a two-part paper by Unesco's Director of the Division of Educational Methods, Materials and Techniques. This part is an indictment of current methods being used in education and a look at the need for technological innovations in education. (AA)

A discussion of some of Brazil's Educational problems and of the need for research into possible uses of mass media for both educational and economic improvement in that country. (AA)

The author discusses international development and education in terms of a liberating political force. He suggests that international education must be used to make people aware of their individual needs and the needs of other communities rather than stressing explorative relationships. Several educational programs used in Canada are discussed,…