Article showed how one day school's flexible scheduling adapted ideally to parent teachers. (Editor/RK)

The PEACESAT project is discussed which was undertaken to apply the inherent capacity of communications satellites for global communications to the task of social problem solving. (JY)

A description of the Telescundaria program designed to offer secondary education to Mexican youth in small, scattered villages via television. (JY)

An outline is presented of the carefully formalized method used by the Bois-de-Boulogne College in Montreal for setting up plans, on a consultancy basis, in industrial training for outside organizations. (Author/EC)

The development of the occupational specialist in Florida, a support personnel position in guidance that has been funded through the state legislature, is evaluated. (Author)

If schools are operated from the "top downward," is this in need of change? School-based administration could be one way to achieve change for the better. (Editor)

Proposes a restructuring of the academic program in journalism, emphasizing a strong theoretical-historical-philosophical base with intensive professional education in the fifth year. (RB)

A 10-week paid summer internship for a rehabilitation counseling faculty in a state vocational rehabilitation agency is described. The benefits of the internship in relation to increasing faculty relevance in and outside the classroom are discussed, and recommendations for improving the internship are presented. (Author)

This article briefly outlines the objectives and approaches to be instituted in establishing an environmental studies program for the San Francisco Bay area. The project incorporates community and school resources. The approach will be interdisciplinary combining ecologic concepts with socioeconomic concepts in analyzing the past and present…

Describes an education program in which engineering students remain affiliated with their traditional departments but obtain a subspecialty in engineering education by taking 20-30 quarter hours of elective coursework in engineering education. (MLH)

Describes the Creative Experiences program at Glastonbury, Connecticut, a program designed to 1) encourage artistic self-expression and promote community interaction among all age groups, and 2) dispel the labeling of children in trouble and reduce juvenile delinquency by eliminating the causes of adolescent alienation. (CM)

Personal account of a school's student-run radio station. (RL)

Describes a combined mathematics-science course offered to slow learners and taught by teams of three teachers. (IRT)

Reviews a selection of international collaborative efforts in the production of information services and attempts to characterize modes of cooperation. Methods and rationale for international information transfer and future program prospects are discussed. (JVP)