Formulates a "filter" that enables better understanding of industry's educational needs, using Marxist concepts of capital and labor power. The filter is based on assumptions that employers' needs can be stated, that there are no contradictions within labor power, and that employers' labor needs can be realized through education and…

Speech delivered to Plenary Session on "The Issues at the annual meeting of the Association of American Medical Colleges (79th, Houston, Texas, Nov. 1 1968).

Biology is an important growth area in postsecondary education in Great Britain, although confined to a small number of institutions. Papers presented on this topic include: trends and developments (E. Norris); biological manpower (B. Gregson-Allcott); laboratory design (A.J. Branton, F. Drake); the place of research (K. Wilson); Degree and…

The rapidity with which information processing equipment is changing has necessitated the development of business and office occupations curricula with a more generalized approach to the technology of information processing. Educational planners should use a systems approach rather than the more traditional components approach to develop curricula…