An emphasis on an integrative, interdisciplinary approach in high school and college is argued to be the best overall approach for the specialization for the student at the graduate level. (Author/KM)

Author offers suggestions to teachers for minimizing behavioral problems and facilitating learning. (CB)

This paper argues for an alternative method of structuring classroom behavior that is more democratic, giving students a chance to discipline themselves. (Author)

Sequel to an article published in the Feb-Mar 1973 issue; third article to follow. (DD)

Examines the notion of community in terms of language forms and specialized knowledge, and in terms of the social organization of the members of discipline groups. (Author)

Paper presented at Conference on New Approaches to Behavioral Research on Smoking sponsored by the American Cancer Society in Tucson, Arizona, on March 30 and 31, 1972. (DS)

Overall aim of this paper is to identify and clarify a conceptual framework which can be used by educators to formulate a more adequate relation between public education and the democratic way of life. (Author)

Three groups of children who had completed the first grade and were in a summer language improvement program were studied with regard to gain in reading achievement differences in teaching style and the effects of race of the teacher. (NH)

Student unrest stems partially from a desire to find meaning in the education that they are receiving. (CK)

The college catalog is frequently used as a legal contract between student and institution and its statements should clearly and accurately inform students on programs and on all laws of academia. (IR)

Examination of Newman's concept of the unity and structure of knowledge basic to his theory of a liberal education. (Author/MM)

Interviews with trustees, college presidents, deans, faculty, students, security and civil law enforcement officers concerning their expectations of the chief student personnel administrator indicate that, in the final analysis, it is how administrators see themselves that determine how they appear to others. (CJ)