Teachers' needs for successful work completion, recognition by others, responsibility for their own work, and opportunities for change of status or position and for increased responsibilities must be met in order for teachers to be productive and staisfied with their work. (MF)

One way of viewing a school unit is to assess the opportunities for personal growth toward positive mental health it provides the classroom teacher. (Author)

Discusses the symbiotic relationship between a professor's academic and professional roles and how, because of this relationship, modern universities accept a faculty member's professional accomplishments in the form of research and publications as an index of his academic excellence. (WM)

A spoof on the voucher system and its effect on the students, their families, the teachers, and the administrations of the city high schools in which this system is now in use. (RB)

Failures in the university-public school partnership to raise student academic achievement in disadvantaged areas is attributed to faculties that hold diametrically opposed views regarding both the dimensions of the problem and the basic aims and objectives of education. (MF)

Excerpts from speeches of two health educators to the general session of the Health Occupations Division at the 1971 annual meeting of the American Vocational Association. (MU)

University officials rely on publications board and mutual respect in running an extensive student press program professionally. (Editor)

This paper examines the question of professionalism as it pertains to college student personnel administrators. The criterion used for assessing professionalism includes the functions performed, the commonalities of experiences shared, the training of new members and the emphasis on continued learning or professional growth. (Author/CG)

This article compares the occupational prestige hierarchies obtained by two different methods in a study carried out in Zambia in 1967. The results indicated that no difference in level of occupational choice can be assumed to exist between urban and rural pupils. (Author)

Upgrading aides and orderlies can help relieve the health manpower shortage. Though the problems of professionalism, licensure, and training make new career development difficult, change in this direction is possible. (DM)

Article lists proposals by eleven differing academic groups on changes needed in classification of published works of a multidisciplinary nature. (IR)