Today, the accountant is widely recognized as a well-educated, well rounded and respected member of his community....part of a professional fraternity that oversees the most complex of human designs--a nation's economy. (Editor)

Describes a post secondary program that can be completed at the end of three quarters for a certificate as an electronic draftsman, or six quarters as an electronic technician, depending on the student's goals. (GB)

In the curriculum development of the Milwaukee Area Technical College reliance was placed upon the Eye-Netzer method of developing a working theory which involves identifying assumptions, stating principles based on those assumptions, objectives based on the principles, and criteria to determine achievement of objectives. (Author/GB)

In planning an art curriculum, consideration should be given to ways of instilling relevant concepts in the students who will be exposed to the course of study. In addition, the materials that will be used in the classroom should be carefully evaluated beforehand. (CK)

The dean of students at the University of Minnesota discusses the causes behind student unrest and makes some suggestions for curriculum reform to make education more relevant to both young people and society. (AA)

Educational research undertaken by teachers can result in better data collection and usage inasmuch as the individual teacher can limit the scope of his efforts to the needs of his own students. (CK)

Students in data processing will see its contributions to our technological society in much sharper relief than those who get no closer to a computer than their next change-of-address card. (Author)

Describes the measures taken to plan and design a unique elementary school. (JF)

A brief account of the design and implementation of the first full-time one-year post-graduate course in science information work in Israel is presented. (Author/AB)

Recent legislation and popular concern have greatly expanded the demand for technicians in all aspects of pollution control. Junior colleges contemplating the establishment of responsive programs, however, should first consider such factors as area demand, financial support requirements, and curriculum interference with existing programs. (JO)