Reports on the status of physics teaching in Montana in 1972-73, compares the results to 1958 and 1959 status studies to determine the effect of past attempts at change, and makes comparisons to recent findings in Wisconsin and New England. (Author/GS)

The report is based on data taken from a project which focused on several problems and patterns of post-athletic career adjustment of retired major league baseball players. The relationships among several sets of variables are explored; the results seriously compromise the myth of occupational mobility for the sports hero. (Author/AJ)

Based on data gathered under the sponsorship of the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education in 1969, the political science community and its components -- faculty and undergraduate and graduate students -- are compared demographically and professionally with other discipline communities and the general academic population. (JH)

The ethnic distribution of both the United States and Great Britain is examined to understand England's educational issues in relation to minority groups. Tests were administered to find the differences, if any, in the performance of pupils from minority backgrounds. Charts and tables illustrate the findings of the study. (JR)

Presented are social, educational, and job-related characteristics of a select group of scientists, engineers and other highly-trained persons in the United States. Eight major fields (computer specialists, engineers, mathematical specialists, life scientists, physical scientists, environmental scientists, psychologists, and social scientists) are…

Education is today a recognized social and economic necessity. Increasing demand for career education is putting enormous pressure on educational institutions--elementary, secondary, private, profit, nonprofit, and higher. Problem areas are: career education program expansion, career education's dilemma (because it is not a recognizable part of…

This population report describes young persons between the ages of 14 and 24 born during a period of high birth rates that followed the end of the Second World War. It includes data on their numbers, racial composition, school enrollment; educational attainment; marital status, family composition, fertility, migration, voting behavior, labor force…

This report is divided into four sections. In the first section mathematics education in New York state is compared with that in other countries and other states, and variations within the state are discussed. Six major problems are identified for further study: the decreasing interest and achievement in mathematics; the relationship of…

This report was prepared jointly by the Bureau of the Census and the Bureau of Labor Statistics. It is one of a series about the social and economic conditions of Negroes in the United States, and brings together the statistics available for the period between 1960 and 1970. During the 1960's Negroes continued to make substantial economic and…

A study of classroom organization showed that it affected the social status of fifth- and sixth-grade boys, especially when the teachers' perceptions of the boys' academic abilities were reinforced in ability-grouped classes. (Editor)

The study compared the work force attainments of deaf adults with differing educational degrees. Results indicated a definite positive effect of postsecondary technical training on the work lives, socioeconomic status, and lifetime wages of deaf persons. (Author/DB)

A survey of 109 visually impaired adults subsequent to their placement in competitive employment revealed that level of education, age, and race were strong determining factors in later financial success. Results suggest that visually impaired persons should extend educational experiences to increase potential earnings, age and race being…

This article estimates economic benefits of White male college graduates in 1971 and 1976 by examining different indicators of economic benefits and variations in benefits by college degree and major. Results show little change in this period. Three tables show educational attainment, earnings variation, and estimated economic benefits of college.…

The family reunification provision in U.S. immigration laws allows foreign-born children of immigrants to enter the United States and attend American schools. The total number of school years completed by immigrant children, however, is affected by their age at arrival. Age at arrival also affects the percentage of schooling that is attained in…