Presents an interim report on a study of the interaction between secondary school chemistry and mathematics, which was undertaken by the British Committee on Chemical Education. (JR)

Summarizes the activities undertaken in the 1973 annual conference of the Education Group of the Institute of Physics, including discussions on effective teaching and exhibits brought by member participants. Included are descriptions of the Keller instruction system and the small group method. (CC)

Reviews some of the most significant writing in adult education in 1972. (Author/RK)

In response to a paper by David Sabatino (EC 051 608), the author provides data from a 13 year study of special education placement further supporting findings of the ineffectiveness of special class placement, and suggests that resource personnel can best function by providing assistance to regular teachers. (DB)

Article describes excerpts from a special progress report on National Regional Medical Programs. (Author/RK)

Discusses a report commissioned for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare entitled National Policy and Higher Education.'' A major thrust of the report is that the federal government should adjust its funding strategies to encourage flexibility, autonomy, and diversity among the nation's colleges and universities. (JR)

The LEA assessed the Russell Report and made comments about those people who can benefit from its provisions as well as where the responsibility for implementing the reports recommendations rests. (RK)

Author considers the Russell Report and focuses on Rusell's efforts to tap an enormous reservoir of human and material resources''. (Author/RK)

Author offers comments on those points of the Russell Report that professionals find encouraging, and in line with their own thinking. (Author/RK)

Discusses the development and future of Prophet,'' a specialized information handling system for pharmacology research. It is designed to facilitate the acquisition and dissemination of knowledge about mechanisms of drug action, and it is hoped that it will aid in converting pharmacology research from an empirical to a predictive science. (JR)

Reviews the Sixth Berkeley Symposium on Mathematical Statistics and Probability, in which participants sought to establish a realistic cross-section of contemporary statistical thinking about the effects of pollution on health. Present information of health effects of pollutants is fragmental, and further studies are urgently required for…

Discussion of a report, published as Organisation in Multiracial Schools,'' sponsored by the Department of Education and Science of Great Britain, April 1970 to September 1972, to determine the success of the school program for immigrant students with particular reference to language learning and teaching. (RS)