Three problems in radioactive buildup and decay are presented and solved. Matrix algebra is used to solve the second problem. The third problem deals with flux depression and is solved by the use of differential equations. (LC)

This study examined the relationship between the achieved status of the leader and productivity in group problem solving. (Author)

Motivating students to develop their creative abilities and those of children whom they may teach is discussed. (DB)

Differentiates between problem solving that precedes decision making and the decision itself. (MU)

Brief discussion indicating that choice of working condition (alone or in group) cannot be used as gross indication of intelligence, although there are implications for school psychologists. (Author/CJ)

Changes in today's schools must be brought about in order to prepare students to live in the world of today and tomorrow rather than in that of yesterday. (CK)

Reports on the pedagogical question of what can be done with the computer that is relevant to the mathematics curriculum. Five different modes of interaction between the computer and the students are proposed - (1) problem solving, (2) programed desk calculator, (3) simulation, (4) drill and practice, and (5) tutorial. (RP)

It is the responsibility of teachers to imbue in their students the idea that settlements to today's problems are not necessarily just or permanent. In a democratic society, all segments of the populace have the right to be considered. (CK)