Author investigates an educational proposal combining personal creativity training with a truly interdisciplinary curriculum that would give both an experiential and a content awareness of wholeness. (Author/RK)

Because of its association with the first-year writing course and with what is presumed to be a practical rather than an intellectual function, the composition curriculum has long been regarded as devoid of "content." The result of this emphasis on practice and process is a curriculum in which subject matter has been deemed largely…

This article applies the guidelines of the Twenty-Fourth Congress of the Communist Party - farsightedness and practicality - to problems of content and methodology in physics instruction. (JH)

This article presents a review and outline of the curriculum and supporting procedures of the instructional program used during the two years of the full-scale experiment, 1970-1972. (Authors/CB)

A testbook-oriented pathology course leads to improved student achievement, acceptance and motivation. (Author/PG)

A program that involves non-technical managers with computers and scientific methods. (Editor)

A group of HM Inspectors recently carried out a survey of religious education in a number of primary and secondary schools whose pupils were drawn from more than one cultural group. This article outlines the findings. (Editor)

Describes the need for and some initial efforts in the teaching of death to young people K-12. (MF)

Points out common misconceptions, especially the idea that pollination in flowering plants corresponds to fertilization in animals. Gives history of understanding of plant sexuality, then summarizes modern view. Suggests we teach accurately or not at all. (EB)

Ten selected topics used in the team teaching of United States history in a senior high school are described. (DB)