This workbook introduces curriculum mapping, a process used by schools and districts to reform and improve curricula. The school's or district's elementary and middle level science curriculum can be mapped out by indicating what topics are taught at what grade levels. This workbook is part of the North Central Regional Educational Laboratory's…

The substantial involvement in overseas programs of business education and the need to serve foreign business students suggests that American universities should offer specialized business courses and experiences, taking into consideration the differences in the relationship between the business world and the various political systems of other…

With tongue in cheek, the author applauds the accountability advocates for their efforts. His real message comes through loud and clear. (Editor)

Article considered the functions of the department chairman. (RK)

Describes the use of the metric system in several school curriculums. (DN)

Considers the British teacher center for inservice training a potentially useful model for the professional development of American teachers. The centers focus on teacher role expansion through training in curriculum development and implementation. (DP)

Discusses curricula reform of the 60s and early 70s, that abandoned diversity for narrowness, making education less broadly applicable to life. (Author/PG)

Comments on the basic elements found in all individualized programs and the need for curriculum designers to be aware of their integral relationships. (RL)

Microbiology is a typical medical science in which basic information can have direct application. Yet, surveys and questionnaires of recent medical school graduates indicate a serious lack of retentiion in regard to basic biological science. (Author)

A reaction to a previous article by Morris Finder (CTN; n5 pp55-57 Spr '70) in which he argues that instructional intent should be precise, but only to the extent that some desired behavioral objectives can be defined. Deplores the phenomenon known as "endless specificity" which characterizes the construction of some sets of behavioral objectives.…

A brief description of educational television in Hong Kong emphasizing the vital role of evaluation. (HB)

It is felt that the present curricula for special library education are somewhat inadequate, particularly in regard to orienting new students to the field of library science and in helping students choose an area of specialization. Curricula revisions are proposed. (13 references) (Author/SJ)