Article discussed developing strategies for implementing lifelong education. (Author/RK)

Article concentrated on an experiment in multidisciplinary and intercultural research cooperation which involved the building up of the national law of Indonesia. (Author/RK)

Discussed the needs of gifted students and appropriate programs designed to satisfy those needs. (RK)

This article samples some of the research that is concerned with leadership in business, with implications for leadership in higher education. (Editor)

Evaluation, the author says, is too often based on careless use of value judgments. He describes here one method of evaluating high school programs that meets more specific criteria. (Editor)

Article focused on an analysis of Bloom's taxonomy suggesting that it omits a vital ingredient in education: the development of imaginative understanding. (Author/RK)

A theoretical framework for consideration of population issues in the classroom links them to economic and social development. (Author/JH)

Article discussed a music education project sponsored by the Peace Corps in San Salvador. (Editor/RK)

Discussed Hawaii's educational moves to teach a more international program designed to develop public awareness and approach international problems. (RK)

Article defined the meaning of special education and the problems in providing programs in special education that are taught by qualified personnel. (RK)

Discussed the expansion of perceptual learning and the thought processes that relate our ideas. (RK)

In providing liberal education for undergraduates, American colleges and universities are increasingly threatened by the forces of incoherence, trendiness, and specialization. A liberal education should provide academic youth with the knowledge, perspectives, and ideals to rise above the values of the marketplace in doing the work of the world.…

The tradition of the university as a center for professional education needs to be effectively linked with a commitment to liberal learning. Examples to accomplish that linkage in law, medicine, and engineering illustrate a few of the advantages of the liberalizing of the professions. (JH)

Considered the views of T. S. Eliot on education, including four essays he wrote entitled, "The Aims of Education". (RK)

This paper examined the responses of second and third year engineering students in the University of Melbourne to a number of open-ended exercises which tap problem-solving skills in engineering design. (Editor/RK)