Two family specialists talk about their fields and express their opinions on the role of the family. (BY)

Library media specialists should be instigating their own research models and creating charts that graphically depict their library media programs. (Author/MM)

The author believes that a highly qualified and mature executive serving as a management coach may be a valuable method to overcome communication gaps existing between different divisions of an industry. (EK)

Project IMPACT means "Individualized Media Program and Classroom Teaching, a federally funded, media-oriented program aimed at upgrading public education in a part of Appalachia. (LS)

Described is the preparation of "a program to update the media skills of the occupational teachers of the Long Island Area." (Author/LS)

A library-college media center can serve to merge the library and classroom and to establish an innovations center. The staffing requirements of the media centers include media specialists, media technicians, and media aides. (MS)

Discusses the renaissance of Australian film, analyzes films of several Australian directors, and comments on the differences in Australian and American national characteristics and viewpoints. (PD)

This article considers the teaching role of the elementary school media specialist and ways that cooperation with other teachers in the school may be developed. (SJL)

Media can be used to expand the methodological options open to counselors and psychotherapists in assessment, record-keeping, testing, evaluation, creative therapy, and preparation for treatment. The job of the media specialist is becoming one of developing treatment options for clients to consider. (CMV)

Suggestions are made for different approaches for preparing the classroom teacher, the resource teacher, and the neuroeducator, a specialist in learning disabilities. He advocates that neuroeducators should have exposure to fundamental areas of neurology, intelligence, anatomy, memory, cognition, and movement education. (CL)