Article investigated the contributions which physical education could provide for stimulating children to desire and seek a creative approach to learning. (Editor/RK)

Article suggested new approaches and alternatives are not necessarily the answer to make an art program effective; programs must be made fluid enough to accomodate individual differences. (Author/RK)

Discussed the expansion of perceptual learning and the thought processes that relate our ideas. (RK)

Creating poetry with your students is fun for everyone - class excitement is high and rewards are many. (Editor)

Author focused on play as a useful and essential activity. (Editor/RK)

Students learned the crafts of spinning, weaving, netting, wood carving, and candlemaking in a small town with no recreational facilities. (Editor/RK)

Discussed cooperative educational efforts between parents and teachers that focused on vocational preview, minicraft courses, and behavior modification. (Author/RK)

This document concerns the need for college and university student affairs professionals to prepare for the 21st century. It asserts that an understanding of the concept of balance can help student affairs professionals gain insight into how individual students use the academic process and the college experience for beneficial growth and…

This book is written for faculty and student affairs professionals. Its goal is to assist these professionals in helping students learn to set their own directions, while knowing how and where to get help at all stages. Two premises underlie the book: that students often do not make optimal use of their colleges because they are not acquainted…

Article used Leaonard Bernstein's Mass as a guide in presenting a contemporary work to teach music concepts. (Editor/RK)

Article focused on the New York State National Chorale, designed to revitalize choral singing in America through the presentation of concerts and special community programs. (Author/RK)

Specific techniques and traditions need to be used to produce the base of skills and aesthetic sense. This paper is about doing that in ways that do not alienate the person from his own traditions and from himself. (Author)

Discussed a project, developed by a team of researchers working under a grant from the U.S. Office of Education, that explored the path to increased educational efficiency and effectiveness by infusing classroom procedures with art forms. (Author/RK)

Article considered how a child's visual exploration of himself physically and his environment helped to further his self-identification and his means of self actualization. (Author/RK)

The suggestions here are only illustrative of how teachers can use the close procedure to aid in developing reading comprehension. (Author)