An analysis is given of a survey appeal made in the November 1972 issue of Social Education in which readers were asked to supply evaluative information on social studies materials they were using. (Author/KM)

The findings of the fifth of a continuing series of CIN reports sponsored by "Social Education" and the Social Science Education Consortium are reported. Twenty-one new social studies curriculum materials are analyzed in the report. (JR)

A second survey of a volunteered panel of readers of Social Education on trends and practices in social studies reports on the perceived climate for innovation. (JH)

Reprinted from the April 1969 issue of "The New Mexico Journal for Social Studies . (AP)

The results of the third survey of CIN Project participants are presented. The responses to the following questions on specific social studies materials are tabulated and analyzed: 1) how well did these materials work with your students? 2) how do they compare with other materials you have used? and 3) would you recommend them? (JR)

Before accountability as now envisioned can be implemented on a wide scale, a great deal more research, development, and testing must be done on the specification of objectives, ways of achieving specific objectives, and methods of measuring achievement. (Authro)