Describes the use of the computer for menu planning. (NI)

Based on a speech given before the Kettering Conference on Public Television Programming (June 26, 1969).

One in a series of nine articles in a section entitled, "Electronic Computer Program and Accounting Machine Procedures.

One in a series of nine articles in a section entitled, "Electronic Computer Program and Accounting Machine Procedures.

Efron's Monte Carlo bootstrap algorithm is shown to cause degeneracies in Pearson's r for sufficiently small samples. Two ways of preventing this problem when programing the bootstrap of r are considered. (Author)

A race was sponsored to raise money for a local mobility clinic and increase awareness of osteogenesis imperfects, a bone disease. The race idea required planning for publicity, organization, and finally, efforts to carry out the idea on the day of the race. (CL)

Briefly states beliefs guiding the educational practices of a church-related preschool. (RH)

The Nominal Group Technique uses a group of people who nominate problems and issues that deserve attention and combines the ideas from several individuals with an effective method for consolidating and prioritizing them. (JOW)

The principles of method development and assessment that have resulted from a long-range project at the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory to create new methods for program evaluation are summarized. (Author/AL)

The idea of preretirement planning programs in the public and private sector in Canada is beginning to take hold. A discussion of organizational setting, programs within organizations, and benefits to participants is presented. (JOW)

Describes the successful quality circle program at Mercury Marine, a leading outboard motor manufacturer. Discusses reasons for quality circle failure in American industries and suggests ways to achieve success. (JOW)

Describes the structure and function of computer programs. Explains how to organize and develop a flowchart in order to write effective and efficient programs. (SK)

Establishing a scouting program for handicapped students involves determining student interest, securing leadership, determining the extent of integration, and selecting and relating activities to the school curriculum. (CL)

Twenty-five suggestions are presented for consideration when describing, defining, and assessing learning disabled adults; when designing appropriate instructional and support services for these individuals; and when planning related research. Implications are discussed for elementary and secondary level educators, as well as for those designing…

A physics professor and father of three gifted children started a summer enrichment math program featuring microcomputers. Computer Related Enriched and Technologically Inspired Viable Education (CREATIVE) was so successful that it was taught to neighboring teachers and expanded to other subjects and age groups. (CL)