A good deal of the literature on curriculum and teaching utilizes notions taken from psychoanalysis but the borrowing tends to be unsystematic and often unselfconscious. This article explores the contributions that psychoanalytic theory and practice might make to curriculum development. (Editor)

Describes the importance of music as a sensitivity agent in the educational curriculum and the failure of most school curricula to recognize this. (AN)

A report on the sea faring college, once known as the University of the Seven Seas. (AD)

Engineering libraries and information courses should be better utilized so that engineering literature ceases to stand apart from lectures, laboratory and practice. (IR)

Report of NEA and ACT activities in progress prepared by Association of Classroom Teachers. (Author)

The purpose of this paper is to state the rationale for expanding applied scientific efforts to the area of early education and to suggest some goals for the resulting technology." (Author)