The planning of shop facilities should consider future needs of people and changing curriculum. A model is proposed. (EC)

The article discusses the lack of recognition given to jazz in music education in England. (Author/RM)

The author argues that a simplistic insistence on equality through mainstreaming (as mandated in P L 94-142, the Education for All Handicapped Children Act) violates the rights and needs of some behaviorally disturbed children to be different. (Author)

Career education must be better in order to produce students who can bring to their work the ability to communicate and to reason, not just perform specific work processes. A strong mind is more important than a strong back in our sophisticated technological society. (MF)

Turning points in the author's career are highlighted. It is suggested that the task faced by both British and American higher education is to assure the development of a comprehensive, diversified, reasonably economical higher educational system in the face of inherent tendencies toward imitation, convergence, and conformity. (LBH)

In addition to specific occupational skills, vocational students must learn how to interact effectively with people on the job. The author discusses how job tasks affect interaction patterns and how these interactions affect the work. (MF)

A brief historical review of educational development and assessment of present needs is followed by an outline of necessary considerations for future educational planning and discussion of the role of Latin American librarianship in planning for library development. An active role is prescribed for librarians, both individually and collectively.…

A study program leading to masters' degrees for child care administrators is especially designed to match their needs in terms of education and ongoing job responsibilities. (Author/SE)

Stating that our present health programs are more producer-oriented than people- or community-oriented, the author outlines major issues in allied health education to respond to new emphases in the health system, regionalism, health personnel overproduction, graduate study and research, and the need to evaluate the allied health education concept.…

Because the quantity of publication in all educational disciplines has been mushrooming at an alarming rate, it is crucial to provide some way of keeping track of what has been written in the various journals and books being published in every province. Abstracts and indexes are the chief means of doing this. The "Canadian Education…

Discusses the need for establishing instruction which aids student understanding of mass media process and effects and which facilitates rational and influential responses to media. (MH)

Dance as teaching, dance as learning, and dance as art-making are viewed as flowing from the pure discipline of dance. The interaction between dance and educational institutions is perceived as nonthreatening when it views dance as an art (at the center of which is the doing and making), when a sense of identity is allowed, and when material…

Findings of a survey indicate that although some 5,000 district, regional, and rental libraries provide films to America's schools and colleges, the persistent dilemma of the classroom teacher is still the uncertain availability of the right film at the right time. Proper film information management and dissemination are needed. (CMV)

This article is a reaction and response to papers presented at a panel discussion on sex education. The other papers are included in this same issue. (BB)

Contains a collection of quotations from the past 150 years of debate about mathematical education at the primary level. Based on these quotes from the literature, the author finds no evidence that academic standards in mathematics are falling. (Author/MA)