This article describes and provides examples of the three major training modalities currently in vogue. The strengths and weaknesses of each are examined and then integrated to build a recommended model for future training efforts. (Author)

The authors describe the sometimes painful process of developing a series of drug training workshops for a non-helath agency. They then discuss the principles and procedures they followed to achieve a successful result, and make suggestions for others who are planning drug education programs. (Author)

Discussed the founding of Strawberry Creek College, designed to bring some sense of direction into the present disarray of undergraduate education. (Author/RK)

Systemwide program budgeting, resource allocation, and evaluation are inconsistent with local control over the design and implementation of educational programs. (HMD)

Described a program wherein students assist their teachers and experience the responsibility of teaching. (RK)

Article accentuated the need for improved sex education as a prerequisite for reducing teenage pregnancies. (Author/RK)

The Right to Read is educational priority number one in a crusade under way statewide and already involving over 400,000 youngsters. (Editor)

Article focused on how industrial resources can help students gain new insight into industry and faculty members learn and grow professionally. (RK)

Article discussed continuing education programs for mature women, specifically the Span Plan Program for Women. (Author/RK)

Article described a music program designed to develop individual learning skills, involvement, appreciation, and enjoyment of both music and literature for children of all ages. (Author/RK)