Reviews advancements in earth science during 1970 in each of these areas: economic geology (fuels), economic geology (metals), economic geology (nonmetals), environmental geology, geochemistry, manpower, hydrology, mapping, marine geology, mineralogy, paleontology, plate tectonics, politics and geology, remote sensing, and seismology. (PR)

Summarizes the developments in geophysics that have led to the concept of the new global tectonics, which attempts to explain such worldwide features as oceanic ridges and trenches, island arcs and young mountain chains, while it develops processes that cause earthquakes, volcanoes and major faulting. Evidence for the hypotheses of continental…

Supplement to Audiovisual Instruction, September, 1969.

Describes the Schomburg Collection of materials on Black culture; discusses how the collection developed to become the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, a branch of the New York Public Library; and examines citizens' efforts to raise funds for the Center. (MJL)

Shows how the topic of McDonald's expansion abroad may be used by college instructors in cultural geography courses to illustrate themes such as the dynamics of cultural diffusion and change. McDonald's history of international expansion is described. (AM)

Presents a listing of instructional packets, films, fact sheets, newsletters, films, and comic books on various topics related to energy. Materials are designated as being appropriate for primary grades, junior high, and high school. Addresses are included. All materials are free of charge. (DB)

Presents a directory of educational materials in the areas of justice and due process. Materials are listed in three categories--films, books, and project-created materials. For each entry, information is presented on title, author, publisher or developer, publication date, price, and annotation. (DB)

Designed for elementary school teachers, this article describes the recent eruptions of Mt. St. Helens, provides basic information on volcanos, and gives instructions for making a model volcano in the classroom. Resource materials for students and teachers on volcanos are listed. (SJL)

Presented is an annotated bibliography of paperback books. Included are picture books, fiction for middle and upper grades, mystery and adventure stories for reluctant readers, nonfiction, sports, and games and activities. (KC)

Lists audiovisual resources which continuing education administrators can use to enhance their proficiencies in the staffing process. (SK)