Discusses ways to improve home-school relations, stressing that both teacher and parent are interested in the child's welfare. Encourages frequent communication and conferences to discuss goals and problems. (DR)

Research in education has as its objectives the development of theory, critical analysis of hypothetical propositions, the search for truth, the discovery of new knowledge, and the solving of theoretical and practical problems. (Author)

The author advocates that schools should develop and follow specific instructional objectives based on research findings. (AN)

Argues strongly for an approach to science teaching that will focus on values and yet avoid the problem of indoctrinating students with a particular set of values. Cites several science topics which can be treated at the "values level , and suggests numerous values, issues, and questions which may be discussed with students. (LC)

Article stresses the vital role of adult education as a means of ensuring active participation of adult learners in various duties and jobs that are called for during an emergency. (Author/ML)

Article discusses ways to promote reflective thinking rather than continue to teach people what to think. (Author/MM)

Article stresses the need for a new look at curriculum negotiation, and for more thought to be given to young people when professionals are dealing with curriculum efforts. (ML)

The Peace Education Project described is incorporated in the Wisconsin High School Model United Nations. Dates and schedules are presented for the 1972 undertaking. (JB)

Argues for a well-coordinated, systematic, evolutionary attack on the education subsystem as it fits into the perceived shape of other societal subsystems to produce a viable 21st century model for the continuing development of man. (Author)