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This paper summarizes the major findings of a demonstration child welfare project involving interagency training conducted at the University of Illinois at Chicago Circle. (MS)

Describes the aim and content of adult education in the German democratic Republic, how it fits into the formal educational system, and how it promotes equity for women. (AV)

Wood, a natural material, appeals to children of all ages. Wood construction allows children the flexibility of moving parts of their work around until they are satisfied with the arrangement. Three projects are described. (Author/RK)

With the understanding that law is an ever present part of our lives from birth to death, Law Focused Education, Inc. is attempting to develop a program that will reach students from kindergarten through grade twelve. The program's emphasis is in the area of social studies and attempts to teach significant concepts of law to students. (Author/RK)

Four musical encounters that will really work with your kids. These experimental approaches use junkyard finds to create Bottlephones and Pot Chimes, and suggest some unusual forms of musical notation. (Editor)

The idea of having a religious education center in a four car garage may sound ridiculous to some but to the parishioners of Saint George's Church in Guilford, Connecticut, it was heaven-sent. (Author/RK)

At a time when both public and parochial schools throughout the country are facing the prospect of continually declining enrollments, the Newark Archdiocese this year decided to see what a soft-sell campaign could do about it. (Author)

How one school district trains "grassroots grantspeople". (Editor)

Fleets of folded flying machines foster flight fundamentals. (Editor)

Describes some programs that qualify to receive financial support under Part B of the Vocational Education Act. Their objective is to train people for gainful employment in occupations that do not require a college degree. (Author/RK)

Dozens of schools throughout North America already are putting solar equipment to limited uses, scores are conducting or contemplating solar feasibility studies, and at least one school now in operation is applying solar power to every phase of its energy program. (Author)

In an effort to "treat" the growing death concerns of many medical staffs, an experiential death and dying lab was created. Its evolution to meet changing needs is discussed, as well as future potential for work in this area. (Author)

The president of the Educational Testing Service gives a history and an overview of the organization. (IRT)