Discusses reasons for teaching Shakespeare, types of responses to expect in students at different ages, a possible order for introducing Shakespeare's plays, available texts, traditional methods of teaching Shakespeare, the kinds of work being done by studdents studying Shakespeare, aids to teaching Shakespeare, possible related activities, and…

Folk dance can be utilized in the teaching of cultural awareness, as well as in traditional elementary school physical education classes. (LH)

The article suggests activities to help learning disabled children develop awareness of the differences between right and left. Techniques for combining movement, language, and sensory skills as well as for using musical, visual, and tactile stimuli are described. (CL)

Practical suggestions for vocational educators who are trying to modify classroom practices so that students can experience a sex-fair learning climate. Lists state sex equity coordinators. (JOW)

Proposes some new approaches to teaching reading in the French classroom on the secondary level. (AM)

Five graded sets of examples of alphametrics are provided. The puzzles are suggested for use in developing the traits of considering all possibilities and systematic working. (MP)

An activity is described for introducing some fundamental notions in inferential statistics to students in elementary high school statistics courses. (MP)

An approach is described for teaching formulation of mathematical models to undergraduates with no modeling experience. Instruction is based on observation of successful patterns of behavior. (MP)

Some of the implications and advantages of an instructional approach using results from the calculus of finite differences and finite sums, both for motivation and as tools leading to applications, are discussed. (MP)

Suggests ways to involve children in recording examples of folklore such as superstitions, folk remedies, proverbs, and games. (DD)

This discussion of ways to use spirolaterals in the classroom includes making conjectures, hypotheses testing, and proofs, as well as a number of examples. (MP)

An activity unit is described that helps children recognize the inside and outside of closed curves. (MP)

Two inquiry-oriented lessons that involve students in numerous computations, but are also enjoyable mathematics activities, are described. Drill activities are camouflaged by the challenge of a game. (MP)

A number of activities are outlined for the use of regular playing cards to teach and reinforce certain mathematical skills. (MP)

Division of labor takes on real meaning when children pitch in and help. (Editor)