Although it is necessary for the schools to alter their programs to fit the needs of modern society, a great deal of caution is advisable in making any change. If organized subject matter and discipline are forsaken in favor of a completely liberalized system, the students are the losers. (CK)

Spirit of place educates more than any of the separate parts of the college environment. (Editor)

General description of program which will begin at University of Washington in Fall 1971. (RT)

Postulates three objectives for requiring students to do algebraic or geometric proofs and discusses the validity of these objectives. (RT)

Curriculum as it relates to the achievement and participation of children is discussed. (DB)

Concludes that achievement can be enhanced through provision of precise instructional objectives. Presented at American School Health Association, Philadelphia 1969. (Author)

The authors believe that the primary function of the university is to examine and preserve the value judgments that can elevate the condition of society. It can serve this function by a future-oriented search for truth. University scholars have a major responsibility for survival and qualiity of life in the future. Bibliography. (LC)

Few would deny that we do have reading problems and that our schools' record in this regard leaves much to be desired; however, why children can't read and what's wrong with education are not parallel concepts. (NH)