Provided is a collection of materials relating to community programs and supportive services for deaf individuals. (SBH)

Mathematics provides a language by which man can explore, and describe precisely and profoundly, any possible set of characteristics or relationships in nature. Discussed in this article are several mathematical topics including some historical perspectives in mathematics and new pioneering in hypernumbers. Supplementary sections include…

Reports on the geology of a 60 square kilometer area located within the central Mt. Lofty Ranges with special references to teaching activities. (CP)

Supplies a sampling of resources on individualized learning available through the ERIC data base. (MH)

Reviews publications and programs on issues such as meeting infant care needs, agriculture in the classroom, employers' involvement with child care, guidance for parents of sexually assaulted children, introduction to the criminal justice system, and the effects of sexual or physical abuse on children. (SO)

The Syracuse University Resources for Educators of Adults (SUREA) and its companion adult education collections are examined through a history of how the resource center came to be. (CT)

Explains the significance of the main animal symbols incorporated into the social, cultural, artistic, and spiritual fabric of the Hodenosaunee (the People of the Longhouse) also known as the Six Nations Iroquois: the eagle, turtle, bear, wolf, hawk, heron, snipe, eel, deer, beaver, moose, snake, and serpent. (NEC)

Thirty-six documents dealing with Hispanic immigrant women are included in this bibliography compiled from the Hispanic Health and Mental Health Data Base. Entires include author, title, source, date, index terms, and an abstract. A brief methodological description of the bibliography's development and analysis of pertinent research literature…

Introducing this issue of lesson plans, the author states that teaching about the U.S. Constitution is a great challenge because students with varied reading levels and intellectual maturity must develop an understanding and appreciation of the complex philosophical and legal principles that underlie the whole of U.S. society. Recommends use of…

Reviews publications and other resources concerning various child care issues. Includes a United Nations report on potential world-wide revolution in child care and information about parent aide groups, insuring child care programs, preventing sexual abuse, assessing children's medical play, dealing with domestic violence, intergenerational source…

Lists resources to assist elementary and secondary school educators in providing accurate information about South Africa. Includes the addresses of Centers of African Studies that disseminate and assist in developing materials, and a general list of information sources. (KH)

The drawings and paintings of Franz Kline are discussed. The schedule of a traveling exhibit of Kline's work is provided. (RM)

College students enrolled in political science courses will find the books described in this listing very useful. (RM)

This 57-item annotated bibliography describes and evaluates bibliographic sources from the interdisciplinary field of women's studies that can assist research on women in clerical, service, and blue-collar occupations. Bibliographies, indexes and abstracts, directories, handbooks, nonprint resources, statistics, and periodicals are included. A…

Reviews articles and books which focus on topics and strategies related to problem-solving. Also describes the Kepner-Tregoe industrial training program. This program contains many problem-solving ideas and strategies appropriate for the college level. (JN)