Describes an educational system composed of three phases - Childhood Education, Developmental Education, and Career Education - which the author believes would fulfill the needs of the over-strained public education system. (Author/RK)

Describes the development of an educational institution created in response to the urgent need to provide new and more flexible approaches to education for New York State. (Author/RK)

This article on open education and the direction it is taking is a kind of "state of the wave (movement)" message-a necessary caution not only for those moving along nicely with the current, but also for those who may already be over their heads and those who have yet to test the water. (Editor/RK)

TEVEC, a television adult education experiment in Quebec Province, Canada, is described in a summary of Raymond Lallez's findings. Combining television instruction with correspondence courses, TEVEC can be a model for countries whose population is spread over a vast geographical area, contributing to social and economic isolation. (Nine appendixes…

Through the use of such support services as interpreting, note-taking, and tutors, deaf college students at California State University at Northridge compete with 25,000 hearing peers in an urban, liberal arts university setting. (Author)

Author insists there is no ultimate educational or work ethic meaningful apart from a rational life ethic. (Editor/RK)

Presented an outline of how successful pass-incomplete grading works. (RK)

Describes and analyzes an innovative learning program in which first-year graduate social work students were assigned to distinct neighborhoods to use for experientially learning about social welfare, social work, and the consumers of the services. (Editor)

An assessment of the possibilities that schools will continue to evolve and adapt to changing circumstances as they have in the past, and that actual change in the classroom - at least on a large scale - will never match the frenzied rhetoric that has come to characterize discussions of educational problems both in the specialized journals and the…

The undergraduate M. D. program of the Division of Health Sciences at McMaster University has been developed to meet increasingly vocal criticism of traditional medical education. The McMaster program is designed to focus the student upon himself; it provides opportunity for him to strengthen his individual learning and professional identity, and…

Considers learning programs for individualized instruction in the middle school, designed to facilitate the distinctive learning patterns and needs found among pre-adolescents. (Author/RK)

Project undertaken by the teachers, students, and parents of the "Sixieme" at the Ecole Saint-Louis, Lyon, France, 1972-73. (HW)

Across the nation, colleges are devising an unprecedented array of new courses and programs designed to attract the adult learner. (Author)

Behavior modification offers some procedures and new areas of research that may be applicable to open classrooms. More important is the possibility of merging the technology of behavior modification with the humanistic concerns of open education. (Author)