Contends that education can be greatly improved without doing away with the existing system. Suggests that one way of improving education is to provide alternative learning experiences wherever, whenever, and however it seems probable that the objectives of the curriculum can be accomplished most successfully. (Author/JF)

A science teacher can be more effective in classroom if he identifies various emotions of students and can communicate effectively. (PS)

Author describes the anti-intellectualism of today's post-industrial society'' and offers suggestions for the university's role in adult education. (SP)

Article describes the basic problems of illiteracy in the Philippines. (MM)

This article contends that where meaningful employment is coupled with education, that retention and successful course completion are much higher. (Editor)

Outlines training procedures for adult trainees and students at the Denver Board of Water Commissioners and Regis College. (RK)

Experiments in "memory transfer may eventually lead to laboratory synthesis of brain materials. (MK)

Summarizes several studies over the past 7 years of the deliberate learning efforts made by men and women. Reports on what and why adults learn, how they learn, what help they obtain, and how much time they spend learning. (Author/LF)

The article is an anecdote showing how motivation can do marvelous things. (MF)