Purposes that States take advantage of early childhood education to initiate a variety of programs to consider the problems of children in grades 1-12 in the seventies. (MF)

This article describes the development and contemporary growth of Montessori preschools, analyzes the positive and negative contributions of the method, and assesses implications of the movement for public education. (JH)

Describes an effective workshop for humanizing education which is being applied in many other school systems. (Author/MB)

Initial stage of proposed ten-year study of 2 groups of student leaders of social activist groups. Analyzes students' parental occupational influence, academic record and social organizational affiliations in effort to assess their present and future impact on medical education and practice. Subsequent results will be reported. (LP)

Changes wrought by technology create need for adaptive changes in social and educational areas, but these changes must come about through long term systematic planning rather than through short term piecemeal faddism. Speech presented at annual conference of National ACAC, Chicago, 1969. (CJ)

Discusses how a teacher might initiate work with computers in his or her school. (MM)

Article discusses reforms in educational financing and what may be done in the courts to change the present school finance systems. (MM)

A one-page newsletter from the Council on Physics in Education (CPE) gives purposes of the group and describes a possible Physics-with-Everyday-Things contest, surveys of institutions carrying out major curriculum innovations and development of new instructional techniques. (TS)

Educational institutions are seemingly turning their backs on those students interested in promoting social change for a better society. (HS)

As students of change, professional home economists need to know how the game is played and what the prizes are. (Editor)

Article discusses some of the practical economic and operational benefits of the scheduling innovations being used by the Gill School, of Bernardsville, New Jersey. Co-operation between schools using the system, the author concludes, can result in increased enrollment at a decreased cost per student, using existing facilities. (JB)

The use of video tapes in the areas of storytelling, choral speaking, book reports, creative dramatics, and library are used as an innovation in a college children's literature course. (RB)