Teachers can provide information to young students about their bodies and about the decisions they face in dealing with their sexuality. (JD)

Article gives a practical guide to the implications of Piaget's writing for the practice of teaching. (Author/GB)

A black teacher in a white school discusses her way of dealing with black students who are bused to the school. (JD)

Student led classes in two newly integrated high schools help ease tension among pupils and introduced students to elective courses such as American Folklore, Folk Music, Science Fiction and Creative Writing. (AF)

In maintaining command of a classroom situation the teacher who establishes rapport with the group and uses humor effectively is most often successful in controlling or preventing disciplinary problems. (JD)

A classroom teacher discusses her attitude towards her own aging process, and describes the benefits of classroom interaction between older adults and young children. (LH)

Using the talents of student volunteers allows students to tackle social problems and deal with human needs. The curricular approach to experiential learning integrates students' schooling with community needs. (Author/RK)

The human being, while essentially solitary and desiring independence, is at the same time deeply in need of companionship and acceptance and is concerned for the well-being of others. (JD)