Limitations in the education of hearing impaired children are seen as not likely to be removed by instigation of manual communication. (KW)

Historically rooted curriculum designs cannot meet the challenges facing today's schools, let alone those of the future. (Author)

An analysis of tasks performed by electronic draftsmen with implications for educational needs. (GB)

Canadian education has failed to examine daily life styles in a comprehensive way. It is necessary for public education to examine social trends and make educational plans to accommodate the changing trends. (MF)

Paper presented at a symposium held at Florida State University where various approaches to the use of drama in elementary and secondary schools were considered. (Editor/RY)

Describes some of the time-honored answers from old education journals that are still relevant to contemporary questions on English education. (AN)

Argues that more expenditure on higher education, particularly engineering education, is necessary if the pressing problems of society are to be met in an economically viable manner within the context of a complex technological civilization. (AL)

A brief description of adult educational counseling, noting adult needs and anxieties, as well as problems arising from counselor attitudes. Several references and supplementary documents, dealing with both general and specific counseling situations, are listed. (JB)

Maintains that present high school chemistry courses cause students to lose their enthusiasm for science because emphasis is on mastery of the principles of chemistry rather than on forming positive attitudes. Recommends that content be relevant, and suggests format for such an approach. (PR)