In the State of Illinois, the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction is placing considerable emphasis on the concept of individualized instruction. With this concept in mind this monograph offers a series of teacher-written articles on individualized instruction in business education. The topics covered are: An Overview, by Willie Pyke; Individualized Typewriting, by Earl Flood and Jennie Cox; Individualized Instruction in Shorthand: First and Second Years, by James W. Claxton; Individualized Instruction as Part of a Five-in-One Approach for Teaching Office Machines, by Sharon Anne Fisher; Success in Individualized Accounting, by Carleen Presley; Individualized Instruction in Data Processing, by Dale Manning; A Knight's Daze About Credit, by E. Duane Hill and Thomas O. Stanley; Consumer Education: The Need to Individualize, by John Manzer; Cooperative Education: Individualization from the Start! by Beverly J. Hackett; An Evolving Program for Individualizing Learning: Reflections After Four Years, by Jeanne Dahl. Selected references and a list of IBEA board members are also included. (BP)