The article discusses some implications of the Warnock Report (which analyzes the numerous aspects of special education in Great Britain) for the education of maladjusted children. (DLS)

Discusses a particular combination of principles that can result in a practical solution for managing time. The intent is to make school administrators aware of concepts that, when properly mixed, will result in substantial time-saving. (RK)

The author criticizes the Joint Council on Economic Education (JCEE) for allegedly catering to special interests, and maintains that economic education, as presently devised, actually "miseducates" students by giving them a false picture of economic reality. (Editor)

Ernest Becker developed a theory of education which stressed the liberation of the individual. Based upon the principles of "immortality-striving," i.e., the primacy of the repression of the thought of death, and "self-esteem maintenance," Becker offers an alternative system of education where one's own life, one's own freedom,…

Teachers, professional health educators, curriculum specialists, and representatives of community health agencies working as a team can produce an effective school health program and develop a sound school health curriculum. (JD)

Findings supported previous research indicating that adult educational participation is complex behavior involving more than subject matter interests and motivational orientations, and opened a new line of attack on the problem. (Author)

Considers the responsibility of the religious teacher and his preparation for the task of teaching. (RK)

The ability to be unique in decision- or judgment-making depends on both developmental factors and the social environment. Education of judgment for decision-making may involve clarification of individual values and facilitation of personal development, but it must also distinguish and utilize the positive basic social values that now exist.…

Any attempt at renewal for general education must be preceded by the development of an operational definition of the concept and a set of reasonable objectives. (MJB)

Deals primarily with the currently popular notion of "moral education". Points out some of the theoretical problems that must be resolved before adding the prefix "moral" to education as well as the practical difficulties that will be encountered in teaching this confused "subject" in the public schools in a multi-cultural society. (Editor/RK)

A major concern of music educators is the place of music education in the curriculum. An important contribution to the establishment of music as basic to a student's education has come in the Rockefeller Panel Report, "Coming to Our Senses". Describes that report and its importance for music educators. (Author/RK)

One means of developing goals, objectives, instructional strategies and evaluation measures aimed at developing humanistic qualities or behaviors is through a dialogue between a trained discussion leader and a group of people with knowledge about the curriculum area to be developed. (Author/RK)

The author discusses three forms of understanding statements or sets of statements in mathematics: (1) knowledge of their application; (2) knowledge of their meaning; and (3) knowledge of the relationships among theory statements. (MJB)

Examines the writings of John Dewey in order to find his views of the aims of the social studies. Considers the values paramount to his educational and social philosophy, i.e., intelligence and democracy. (RK)