Describes a child care preschool program designed for children of university students. (SB)

Because of the increase in bow and arrow hunting, the 1977 legislature passed a bill requiring bowhunting training classes. The basic course outline is described and the method of implementation is given. (AJ)

Describes a program that replaced trail-and-error hiring with a reliable and effective approach that includes recruitment, placement, and promotion for qualified disabled employees. Emphasis was placed on avoiding stereotypes in dealing with the handicapped. (Author/IRT)

The career exploratory program includes six career clusters that provide strong academic background as well as practical experience. The six career areas are business administration and management, communication arts, engineering and mathematics, medicine and health, performing arts, and social sciences. (Author/IRT)

Describes how one school district came to own a television station and how use of that station has evolved over the years. (IRT)

Excerpts are provided from T. Shea's "Camping for Special Children" which reviews the range and type of summer camp programs that are available to handicapped children (4- to 16-years old).

Describes an adoption program, aggressively carried out, which not only achieved its goal of reducing the number of children in longterm foster care but had beneficial effects on other services by the agency. (MS)

Reviews several voluntary extended school day programs for elementary school children. (JB)

Describes some ideas for using a phone directory for teaching alphabetical order, vocabulary, mathematics, geography, critical thinking, and problem solving. (Author/RK)

Describes the goals, objectives, expected benefits, and phases of a program to develop a model of energy/environmental education for adults. It is imperative that energy education programs be extended to include adults because of the serious decisions that must be made in the next five years. (Author/IRT)

By contracting with existing institutions to provide education for its students, the John Wood Community College in Quincy, Illinois, meets the needs of 2,000 students while employing only seven faculty members and owning no buildings. (IRT)

Provides information on the underlying issues in the operation of a faculty development program. Emphasis is given to the conditions for initiating and sustaining the program and to the products of the program. (Author/IRT)

This directory lists 91 postsecondary programs for deaf students alphabetized by state. Most entries include information on type of program, degrees offered, number of deaf students enrolled, and the number of professionals working full time with deaf students. (DB)

Describes early childhood education practices in India, Singapore, and Thailand. (SKC)