The establishment of large schools, holding up to 30,000 pupils, may solve the many problems facing educators today, particularly those surrounding attempts to achieve school integration. These large facilities would accomodate all the students in a small city or many of those in a large city and thus do away with the neighborhood school. (CK)

This experiment to determine the effect of control on achievement in a problem-solving situation. Two methods of control (external and internal) were compared in terms of achievement, routes to achievement and student attitudes." (Author)

Stresses the need for theories of teaching and learning mathematics. Argues that a study of how students react to new problem solving situations is a step in the right direction. (RS)

Article gives a brief history and suggestions for the proof of the theorem that of all plane figures with a common perimeter, the circle has the maximum area. (RS)

Children should be faced with high level questions in the classroom in order to develop their ability to think creatively. (CK)