Article presented a sequential program of cultural literature representing various genres as a useful method of introducing children to the pluralism that reflects their society. (Author/RK)

This study attempted to determine the effects of two grading foci, emphasis on content vs. emphasis on grammar, on the reliability and level of grades awarded to English composition themes and the effects of annotation vs. no annotation on the reliability and level of grades awarded. (Author/RK)

Article presented excerpts from a recent address by Dr. Edward J. Bloustein, President of Rutgers University, on program budgeting and educational accountability. (Editor/RK)

Described a concept designed to weld education and the technical/business community together in a cooperative effort to provide education which is relevant and student serving. (Author/RK)

Whether children study prehistoric life or impressionism, museums can enhance classroom learnings if you know how to get the most out of each group visit. (Editor)

Raises questions about the quality of examination questions on the language paper for the Certificate of Secondary Education in Britain and questions some of the objectives of British education. (RB)

Traces the gradual shift toward autonomy in Indian university administration. (Author/DN)

The president of Haverford College, Dr. John R. Coleman, who took a blue-collar sabbatical, talks about life and learning. (Editor)

Operative goals are viewed as a function of the various "constraints" that affect the university, with special attention given to the environment-organization interface. Eight major constraints on university goals are identified and briefly discussed. Two general methods of identifying operative goals are suggested. (Editor/PG)

Western Kentucky University, once a small teachers college, is adjusting to the no growth philosophy. However, the legislators and taxpayers will also have to appreciate the "quality not quantity" brand of education. (Author/PG)

Discussed the Council for Cultural Co-operation, a guide to the new educational and cultural adventure taking place in Europe. (Author/RK)

This report gave a brief overview of points that came up in a discussion of examinations policy in relation to the achievements and aims of comprehensive schools, the subject of the annual Forum/CCE conference this year. (Author/RK)

Goal setting is important as an instructional tool. High school students need goals and the business education instructor must make his students aware that establishing goals is the first and most vital step toward their fulfillment. (AG)

Presents the results of a two-part survey conducted among reading teachers to determine the role of the remedial reading teacher. (RB)