The projects in this book were designed to introduce art to children in grades K-6. All of the projects are easy to understand, quick to do, and cost effective. Minimal preparation time is needed and clean up is easy. If finding time for quality art lessons is a problem in the classroom, one of these projects could be included as a supplement to…

Discusses a student's experience with a research project on the synthesis and reactions of an organo-platinum complex with an organo-Group IV linkage, including the advantages and disadvantages of such a degree by thesis course. (CC)

Discusses the advantages of implementing student projects at the secondary level, including a description of possible pupils' gains in project work. Included is a summary of procedures necessary for a teacher to prepare for projects. (CC)

Reported are results of a study which compared a traditional method of teaching office practice with a simulation method using MOE Simulation materials. It was found that using simulation was more effective in developing attitudes and personality traits important to the office worker. (SC)

Ideas used to sensitize students to a rapid-growth suburban area are outlined. (KSM)

Article describes cross age teaching programs in five different schools and gives reasons for their success. (GB)

Author outlines two basic session plans and sets down guidelines for a successful training program. (Editor)

Technical Education is a supplement to Industrial Education. (Editor)

Suggests several techniques to motivate student interest in content Reading. (RB)

An inexpensive process for developing student creativity. ( )

The end of school doldrums can be avoided if final week activities are well-planned and coordinated to include recreational and cultural events. (DS)

How to build a classroom museum'', with suggestions for its use in social studies activities. (SP)