Describes a program of integrated services and treatment modalities for severely disturbed adolescents. (BD)

A discussion of the Curriculum Revision and Instruction in Mathematics at the Elementary Level (CRIMEL) Program is followed by a report on a related experiment to determine the effect of retesting on learning. (MP)

A mathematics contest for community colleges is described. A two-hour written examination is followed by a problem-solving competition between teams. (MP)

A participatory science workshop--open house was designed for parents and preschool children to explore together. Organizing and setting up are detailed. (HS)

Discusses the Family Folklore Program of the Smithsonian Institution's annual Festival of American Folklife, in which the whole family can be involved in tracing family history through story telling, photographs, etc. (MS)

An art teacher from Big Bear Lake Middle School in California started an art project that wouldn't use the paper, paint and paste of her previous classes. What she came up with was quickly dubbed "wood sculpture". Describes the priorities for creating wood sculpture. (Author/RK)

Describes the Rehabilitation Evaluation and Adjustment Facility, designed to create and offer effective strategies for vocational/psychological evaluation and personal adjustment of disabled individuals. (Author/RK)

Teachers grow in stages until they reach maturity. Some arrive earlier than others; some never get there. This discussion suggests ways to help teachers achieve maturity. (Editor)

An interview program developed as a part of the Career Education Project in the Robbinsdale (Minn.) school district paid off in more ways than one. Describes a significant side effect of the program. (Editor/RK)

The "Festival of American Folklife in 1976 was the largest cultural event of its kind ever held". Describes the Festival programs representing the diverse cultural groups who displayed their traditions and skills at the Mall between the Lincoln and Washington monuments during the summer of 1976. (Author/RK)

Gives an overview of some of the more significant events in the Canadian studies movement, their impact and the next needed steps. (Editor/RK)

For some time now Dutch universities have been involved in development problems and development cooperation. Describes the Program for University Projects of Development Cooperation, initiated in 1969, and its contribution to developing countries. (Author/RK)

Monstermania is with us, folks, and the idea here is to put King Kong and some of the other creatures favored by your kids to work for you in class. It's not as monstrous as it sounds; in fact, it's downright easy. (Editor)

An office simulation devised at an Oregon community college is now being offered in other U.S. and Canadian colleges and high schools. Each simulation employs from 4 to 36 individuals in three areas: main office, training division, and supportive services (customers, bank, etc.). "Employees" rotate positions every three weeks. (AJ)

The analysis of the Young Men's Hebrew Association (YMHA) focuses on its importance as a non-traditional form of adult education and as an institution developed by immigrants for self help and social advancement. It traces the growth of the organization and its various activities. (Author/EC)