To overcome the problems and restrictions often thought to be impeding progress in trade and industrial education, trade and industrial education personnel must identify new job areas, jobs with growth potential, and persons who have unique needs that can be satisfied with present or new trade and industrial programs. (Author/AG)

An English educator comments on general aspects of American education and specific efforts to educate gifted students. (MC)

Describes the restructuring of the German department at Stanford University: paper presented at the Annual meeting of the Association of Departments of Foreign Languages, December 26, 1973, Chicago, Illinois. (RL)

A discussion of how cost-effectiveness analysis provides a conceptual framework for analyzing the cost and effectiveness of educational programs. (Author)

If school psychology is to make a significant impact on educational processes in the years ahead, it must develop a theoretical base from which systematic intervention and evaluation procedures can be established. The model presented in this paper is an effort to provide one base from which such a theory could evolve. (Author)

There are programs and meetings for everyone at the 1973 ALA conference in Las Vegas. Library Journal'' recommends programs in broad subject areas such as: Management and Personnel, Public Libraries, Multimedia, and Intellectual Freedom. (DH)

This article presents one approach to organizing a program in psychological education. The sequential model presented here translates the scientific method of inquiry into humanistic terms. This trumpet'' model provides a guide for counselors to examine their personal concerns and goals in psychological education. (Author)

It may not help antisocial boys to segregate them, but wouldn't it harm prosocial boys to be integrated with antisocial boys? This study examines both propositions in the light of investigation at a summer camp. (Author)

The status of alcohol and drug education. (JA)

Explains how the East Brunswick, New Jersey, School District moved from regarding computers as complicated monsters to an acceptance of their own computer as a sophisticated tool. Provides a 6-point explanation of the equipment efficiency and the rationale for adopting a planning, programing, budgeting, and evaluating system approach. (EA)