Means by which the high school can provide for its own self-renewal. (Author)

The industrial arts teacher, because of his industrial-technical background and the interdisciplinary relationships of his course content to that of certain other subjects in the curriculum, is often a major contributor to the school's guidance program. (Author)

An interesting perspective on the current controversies about the shortcomings of the public schools is provided by the views of the man who is the subject of this paper, Charles A. Prosser. (Editor)

USOE specialist proposes that we get innovative curriculum into our shops through contractual arrangements with private industry. (Editor)

The article is an anecdote showing how motivation can do marvelous things. (MF)

The lack of effective research constituency has led to a negative image of educational research. Educators and researchers must get involved in public policy development in order to expand educational research. (MF)

Teachers are responsible for instilling in their students good attitudes toward all races. (AF)

Despite the belief that college-going is an intellectual process by which people become more knowledgeable, evidence of this remains sketchy. (Author/HS)

The author explains his belief that grounding in philosophy and philosophy of education is necessary for both the personal life and professional work of the teacher. (MM)

The six elements of the human condition from developmental psychology and the four operational goals of teaching may be arranged on a grid. Where these qualities intersect, curriculum questions are raised. (Author)

The theory-based curriculum used to teach music stifles creativity. The author suggests a curriculum to overcome this and other problems. (MF)