This annotated bibliography, developed by graduate students, examines the professional journal literature on Native Americans. The literature is largely descriptive, and focuses on the helping relationship. Much of the material comes from the following academic areas: psychology, ethnology, sociology, social work, education and anthropology.…

Creating and organizing their own games helps children to understand and appreciate the importance of cooperation, team play, and adherence to game rules. (JD)

Presents the history and present status of the high school literary art feature magazine. Contends that high school magazines must become contemporary to survive. (MS)

Described is a summer program in which children designed museum exhibits based on their own research. (RM)

When enrollments fell below predictions, Drake University adopted a student-designed recruitment tool to interest prospective students. (PG)

Implementing an experimental program requires balancing traditional academic discipline with the freedom to pursue self-directed learning. (RK)

Teacher adopts standards of measurement as an incentive toward understanding non-standard concepts and as a way of teaching children to work together. (RK)

An introspective view of John Culkin, founder of the Center for Understanding Media -- devoted to teaching the young how to live with and control powerful media technology. (JF)

Report on an English unit designed for high-ability high school seniors, and student projects based on the unit. (SP)

Description of a composition performance project for general music classes in which a class was divided into small groups, each of which composed and performed its own music. (JB)

A description of a project which allowed elementary school children to produce their own videotape recordings for broadcast over a local commercial station. (AK)

Gaming provides a real opportunity for students to create simulation games in areas most meaningful to them, making learning an active, creative, dynamic and student-originated experience, encouraging initiative and creative thinking. (Authors/JB)