Teachers evaluated a new, preventively oriented school mental health program. Overall, expressed attitudes were positive, more so in settings which had more assigned mental health professional time. (Author)

Concludes that Medicaid has increased inequities in public assistance levels between states. (BH)

I-Step is an individualized secondary-teacher-education program aimed at improving future teachers' self-confidence. (MB)

This paper examines two opposing views concerning whether or not the individual should direct his own learning. The author suggests a tentative approach to a solution of the institution/individual conflict. (Author/AS)

Describes two college level programs of interdisciplinary studies. Advocates basing such programs on investigations of fundamental concepts and the unknowns of nature of which many underlie both nonscience and science disciplines." (Author/AL)

A modest survey to determine the nature of existing programs to prepare school principals bears out the author's thesis that these programs should be more responsive to the needs of principals who are enmeshed in today's societal crises. (Editor)

Describes New Jersey's environmental education program, operated under the auspices of a unique Council for Environmental Education financed by Title III funds.

A program designed to train psychology students in current psychological treatment procedures. (HS)

Reviews briefly last year's FOCUS program with Grade 3 in New Haven, Connecticut and describes the guidelines for this year. (MB)

A comparison of several instructional television programs which were awarded prizes by the Japanese educational network. (AK)

Describes the operation of several community clinics set up especially for teenagers, where girls can obtain counseling and contraceptive devices, with or without parental knowledge. (CJ)