An instructional package should be based on a job task and include the task, competencies, instructional objective, learning experiences, and evaluation items. (DM)

Provided is an annotated bibliography of reports of various development and research activities in this country since 1957. Reports of Title III projects and of additional documents announced by the ERIC System are summarized. A list of curriculum development projects is appended. (RP)

Article presented a description of the system of scheduling of students in effect at Delbrook Secondary School in North Vancouver in British Columbia. (Editor/RK)

Offers a rationale for the concern with and involvement of business education in the topic of productivity in the workforce, and suggests ways in which business education can prepare more productive workers. (Author/JOW)

Stresses the importance of clarity and specificity of behavioral outcomes in the formulation of educational objectives. Suggests that curriculum development is more of an art than a science. (GC)

Develops a number of arguments to demonstrate the inadequacy of behaviorally defined objectives as a basis for curriculum planning. Argues that human behavior cannot be adequately accounted for by using engineering technological criteria and claims that the key to designing an adequate curriculum is the concept of a person. (NRJ)

H. Goldstein's Social Learning Curriculum was adapted for mentally retarded children in Taiwan by substantive changes reflecting language and cultural differences. Field testing yielded comments which were then incorporated into the final Chinese Revision of the SLC. (CL)

Indicates that if adult education is to serve a wider public, providers must move beyond the traditional subjects to a curriculum relevant to the problems of adult life. (JOW)

Discussed are a number of questions which should be asked about microcomputers in schools before computer assisted instruction is implemented. For example, what dangers are encountered in programs designed for classroom use? (RM)