Project E.G.R.E.T. (Environmental Goals, Resources, and Educational Techniques) is designed to help the chapters of the Northeast Region of the National Audubon Society become more involved in environmental education in local areas. Describes project goals and packet of materials and resources available from the project. (BC)

Provides guidelines for planning a trip to a beach. Also provides a map showing marine education sites in Washington state, particularly those on the Pacific coast, Puget Sound, and the San Juan Islands. A brief description accompanies each site shown. (JN)

Federal and state agencies that offer resources and assistance to industrial arts/technology teachers include research coordinating units, curriculum coordination centers--linked by the National Network for Curriculum Coordination in Vocational and Technical Education, state liaison representatives, and the National Center for Research in…

Presents a discursive survey of bibliographic resources in historical rhetoric and current composition research with annotated bibliographies for the more important sources. (MM)

Describes more than 40 sources for locating information of interest to reading teachers and other specialists. Contains an extensive bibliography. (FL)

Presents an extensive author and subject index. The subject index is categorized into Activities and Resource Information, Biology, Earth and Space Science, Measurement and Metric System, Professional Organization Activities, Physics and Chemistry, Curriculum and Science Education. (EB)

Presents four bibliographies: (1) Research Reviews in Science Education; (2) Historical Documents in Science Education; (3) Historical Documents of Significance to Science Educators; and (4) Research and Development in Science Education, A Bibliographic History. (MLH)

The author critiques secondary-level print and nonprint materials about Southeast Asia. (Author/RM)

This is a brief extract from a complete Bibliography of United States and Canadian Doctoral Dissertations on Italian subjects, comprising more than 3000 items and covering the 110-year period from 1863 through 1974. (Author)

Presents listings and annotations of 94 law-related curriculum materials for use in the social studies classroom. Materials are divided into eight categories: background, foundations, social relationships, childrens' literature, horizons, justice, student rights and responsibilities, law and United States history. Addresses of agencies…

Reviews resources from the ERIC system on death and dying which will be useful to the language arts teacher. (DD)

Designed for use by teachers, library media teachers, public librarians, and parents, this bibliographic resource contains references to selected books and videos available in many school and public libraries. Many of the bibliography's materials offer stories of real people who struggled to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles and who…

The purpose of this handbook, created as a component of a sexual assault awareness program at Millikin University, is to provide information needed to assist victims of sexual assault. Information is included on several aspects of sexual assault, as well as references and websites available for additional information. Topics covered include:…

Teacher members of the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) describe the study of current events as essential or very important to the social studies curriculum. Most teachers indicated using current events to provide contemporary examples of abstract historical, social, economic, and political concepts or to illustrate the continuity of…

This digest reviews some of the related literature about the benefits of classroom drama activities and introduces a variety of resources to help educators incorporate dramatic activities in their language arts classrooms. The digest notes that although several terms have been used to refer to "classroom drama" such as creative…