One article specifies the materials needed and the rules for a card game called Integer Football; a second article describes a technique for teaching measurement conversions through using nonsense units. (DT)

Reviews the current state of computer assisted instruction and suggests future trends in computer use in education. Discusses methods of using computers in the educational process, research on effectiveness, educational research, applications of computers, major projects, programing languages, and problems with computer assisted instruction. (JR)

Deals with three questions--(1) Is integration of the races a desirable goal for public schools in the black cities? (2) If desirable, is it feasible? and, (3) If desirable and feasible, how is it to be accomplished?--expressing the position of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored people. (Author/JM)

A teacher describes a social studies unit on the causes of the Revolutionary War that allows students to feel and relate the causes to situations that we all face everyday. (GB)

Selkirk High School took a bold step forward in environmental education with the development of a Model Environmental Education Laboratory. The program utilized a leased tract of forest land in its natural setting as an instructional resource to study environmental education. (KP)

Suggested are guidelines for effective use of reading materials which are appropriate for teachers of hearing impaired students, and also included is an annotated bibliography listing over 300 instructional materials.

Describes a model summer institute for training teachers of English as a second language in adult basic education and the use of microteaching as a method for presentation of instructional materials. (RL)

Describes use of the 8mm motion picture as an innovational technique in revitalizing student interest in second language learning. (RL)

Describes a simple method of demonstrating the Bernoulli effect, by spinning a length of rubber tubing around one's head. A manometer attached to the stationary end of the tube indicates a reduction in pressure. (JR)

Defines the meaning of individualization of a curriculum, and discusses the approach developed by the Intermediate Science Curriculum Study (ISCS) which allows for individualization on several different levels. ISCS is a three-year program in the physical, earth, and biological sciences designed for students in grades seven through nine. (JR)

Outlines several exercises suitable for elementary science classes which may be used to illustrate objective experimental analysis. (JR)

Discusses the trends that have developed in recent years in the teaching of science in the elementary school. Outlines the changing role of teacher education in preparing teachers in the use of the new science curricula. (JR)