This study employed the procedure of item sampling to reduce the time expenditure of participants when responding to a questionnaire concerned with the implementation of an innovative elementary school project. (Author)

Author discusses leadership and the use of authority from the standpoint that when a person in charge assumes that those he is in charge of will be responsible, they are. (Author/GB)

Author presents substantial and generally favorable research behind the concepts of nongradedness and openness in education. (GB)

Author described and supported the development of career education programs. (RK)

Research indicates that planners of a program modeled after England's Open University must attend to individual differences much greater than those encountered in typical on-campus settings. (Author/PG)

In order to facilitate more effective exchange between Canada and developing countries, a selective inventory of educational inventing in Canada has been compiled. A pilot survey produced a large number of educational innovations some of which were chosen for distribution in the inventory based on choices made by planning officers in developing…

The world of scholarship is such that instant reputations are to be made by attacking our schools and by proposing and promoting special remedies, or by deriving research results that are designed to shatter the conventional wisdom. (Author)

The Schools of Eskdale, a religious commune of the Order of Aaron, are attempting to escape the dualism and fragmentation so prevalent in public schools and show promise of becoming another viable alternative to secular schooling. (Author)

A description of the University of Minnesota's star shaped computer network for all public higher educational institutions in the state, primarily for instructional uses. (Author)

The professional-as-administrator construct has relevance to many positions in the administration of education. Reports selected aspects of recent research in which the construct was applied to the role of the secondary school head. (Author)

When a program of innovative change is proposed for a school, it may well be possible to predict which of the various subsystems of the school will offer the most resistance. The group who are required to make the greatest modification in their normal procedures of operation will raise the highest level of resistance. (Author)

This paper concerns the role of student personnel workers as models for the rest of the university community in experimentation for the positive renovation of higher education. (JC)

Discusses the changing role of the educator as he is forced to look toward the future, to live in the future, and to shape the future of education. (Author/RB)