Describes YMCA (Young Men's Christian Association) Leadership Schools and the effect of CRP (Character Research Project) materials on young delegates. (DS)

Formula for teaching fear is create an atmosphere in which achievement is valued over personal worth, in which blame is more common than understanding, and in which the opinion of others is more important than the opinion of self. (Author)

The teacher cannot existentially know the subjective consciousness of the student--what he is conscious of, how he is structuring the present in terms of past experiences, what exact meaning he gives to phenomena, or what his intentions are for future action. This has resulted in an excessive reliance on the use of power in the educational…

Describes a post-secondary program in which learning is stressed instead of teaching, the role of the instructor is to assess, diagnose, prescribe and tutor, and programs are individualized in the fields of business, technology, and applied arts. (MU)

Data indicate that students who participated in group counseling evaluated the experience positively. Teacher evaluations of students in group counseling more often than not indicated improved work habits, greater self confidence, reduced tension, and more positive attitudes toward school. (Author)

This article suggests that emotional disturbance be viewed as an ecological phenomenon that exists in the transactions among people. The task of the counselor is to alter disturbed transactions in ways that promote individual competence. (Author)

The stages are survival, consolidation, renewal, and maturity, and suggestions are given for inservice training and assistance at each level. (SP)

Harold Rugg of Teachers College, Columbia University, died in 1960. Author presents an analysis of his ideas about creativity" which only recently have become the concern of sociologists, psychologists and educators. (MB)

Rather than concern themselves with the professional behavior of potential lawyers and with preparing them for bar association activities, law schools should acquaint students with existing codes of professional conduct, and help them to understand the significance of their chosen career. (WM)

Examines, through literature review, special problems and needs of educationally and culturally disadvantaged who find themselves in a new, often disinterested social and academic environment. Stresses necessity for "supportive psychological as well as academic atmosphere. Presented at APGA, Las Vegas, 1969. (CJ)

Argues that "True Grit is primarily a "developmental novel. (Author/RD)

Adapted from article in Yale Daily News, December 16, 1969. (IR)