The author suggests that "progressive innovations in the 1970's must build upon the traditional school structures" if educators wish to avoid public alienation. (AK)

The role of the Associated Public School System--a national research and study council of 115 schools, with a 22-year history--in the validation of new school practices is crucial and growing in a period when everything is questioned. (Author)

In this article the author attempts to sketch a more broadly conceived behavioral approach which places a priority on the higher humanistic behaviors and subsumes the smaller instrumental abilities under them." (Author/AK)

Describes an attempt to create a multimedia educational cafeteria" where volunteers could proceed at their own pace to learn about health factors. (AN)

Describes the possibilities of multiple teacher programs in adult education, and provides examples of what has already been done. (AN)

New technology can help educators break away from their fascination with form and become more concerned with substance. (JF)

A new idea is one that has more than two or three meetings. This is the multisession workshop. Effective training can be accomplished in this way. (MR)

Discusses the role of the administrator in contemporary schools and suggests ways to be more effective. (JF)

The use of media technology and equipment in junior high and high school "screen education courses is discussed. (DB)

Describes a program at Burlington High School in Vermont, intended to motivate average students on the verge of dropping out due to lack of interest. (LN)

Personal reactions of the author to his experiences teaching secondary school English. (RD)