A plan is offered for evaluating quality education and what is needed to bring about change in the learning of tomorrow is discussed. (Author/NH)

A study of what innovative practices have been used in high schools in Illinois which of those are still in use and which have been abadoned or changed. (AP)

Article discusses the necessity for upgrading the quality of teacher preparation. (MM)

Essay which points out that most innovation becomes absorbed and, in effect, standardized by traditional educational processes and which argues that these processes need overhauling in order to be more responsive to today's media-hip student described by McLuhan. (LS)

Report on the completion, at each of the 15 New York State University campuses, of multi-media lecture rooms--the first stage in a plan for learning resource centers which will include 100 such rooms when completed. (AD)

Discusses the need for standardization by manufacturers of audiovisual aids, especially because of the value of these aids in stimulating the student to learn. (BH)

Examines the innovative undergraduate curriculum at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. (HS)

The reasons why local study/development councils continue to be successful. (RA)

A computerized system of determining learning methods individualizes education for students. (Editor)

The author describes a program which permitted both white and native Alaskan High School students to study first at a university in Japan and then, through a university extension program, to take courses at the University of Alaska. (AS)

Nursing Dial Access was designed primarily to meet the needs of the nurse practicing in an isolated setting in order to facilitate continuing education or for review of previously acquired knowledge. The service has also been widely used as a teaching resource by instructors and by in-service educators in staff development programs. (Author/AS)

Given a progressive educational program, Seattle architects and their engineers use a space truss framing systems to answer many typical problems of budget, expandability, and fabrication. (Author)