Human service education broadens traditional concepts of teaching and learning so that educators can be more genuinely responsive to the true range of human needs. (MM)

An argument is made for the professionalization of teachers in Africa, based on the proposition that the student-teacher relationship is similar to the doctor-patient relationship. Teachers' associations must work to professionalize teaching in order to promote societal development. (LBH)

Argues that even with an adaptive academization of the arts, the college and university milieu jars with the mores of the bohemian subculture in which many artists still participate. A subculture growing out of highly atomized, loose occupational structures, exalting qualities of anarchistic individualism confronts the culture and imperatives of a…

Various factors related to the decline in social status by teachers are examined, with special consideration given to reasons for this decline in India. It is suggested that the community, government, and educational administrators must bring about changes in attitudes and relationships that affect public opinion of teachers. (LBH)

The purpose of this article was to explain the constructs of doctrine and doctorate to the fire service. The methodology applied the Carnegie Foundation review of the doctorate as the basics for explaining what stewards of the fire service discipline will do with a doctoral degree. Although the fire service is an interdisciplinary occupation, the…

Women with past or present careers in outdoor leadership were asked to suggest strategies by which outdoor and experiential education programs could increase the number of women employed in the field, and support women in becoming even more successful in their careers. The 25 women interviewed ranged in age from 22 to 44, had 1-25 years experience…

This book uses life history and ethnography to examine the lives and work of three female elementary school principals and highlights their daily use of personal and professional skills. The principals' personal backgrounds and their effect on their work are examined within the community they serve, their school, and the historical and social…

Investigation focused on the conceptual modification of professional and bureaucratic role conceptions which accompanies passage from education student to public school teacher. (Authors)

Warns that successful transplantation of the British teacher center idea to America may involve a redistribution of power within the traditional educational structure. (Author/JH)

Establishes set of criteria for professional status through review of literature, and sets forth premises on elementary school guidance having implications for counselor training. Paper presented at Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, Lexington, Kentucky, 1968. (CJ)

Article analyzes reasons for the spread of collective bargaining in the academic world. (IR)

Law schools must recruit more qualified women for the legal profession to dispel the myth of the law as a male preserve. (IR)

Art teachers are not just artists, but a part of the social structure of the school. If they are to bring about change within the school, their preservice training must teach them to understand this structure. (CK)

If the information capacity or the diversity of products of any system is to be increased, the attitudes of the users must be considered or they may simply not use the system, and turn to more personal means of communication for their information. (Author)