A method of instruction is presented in which learners construct their own understanding by engaging in experiments directed to solving specified problems. The method is based on how successful inventors learn and create new inventions.

Activities that are helpful for teachers and pupils alike in getting the feel for how big a million really is are suggested. (DT)

As an alternative to the usual method of counting squares to find the area of a plane shape, a method of counting lattice points (determined by vertices of a unit square) is proposed. Activities using this method are suggested. (DT)

Using the theme of food as the focus of their art students created some "POP art". (RK)

Students learned the art of producing batik and the different variations that make it interesting. (RK)

Enquiry learning can produce impressive cognitive and affective outcomes. However, there are different types/levels of enquiry. This hierarchy can be used to assess the degree of enquiry of an activity, to suggest how the enquiry level of an activity might be adjusted, to design enquiry activities, and to better sequence enquiry activities during…

A program in which each participant learns about education through his or her own involvement in the education process itself was the objective of a four class teacher education experiment in the College of Education, New Mexico State University. (Editor/PG)

Eight games and activities are described as designed to stimulate shorthand students by combining fun with challenge. (AG)

Short essays from a variety of people involved in unique uses of video for instruction. (HB)

Article described Empire State College's efforts to recognize college-level learning outside the classroom and to grant academic credit for students' achievement without regard to where or how it was gained. (Author/RK)

Article illustrates the types of activities which may occur in a learning package oriented curriculum. (Author)

A look at themselves and their classmates can give students a new view of all people. (Editor)

A program and suggestions are outlined to bring about good listening habits in children. (JH)

Article described a program in which children could involve themselves in activities of their choosing. (Author/RK)