Research supported by the Dept. of French, University of Melbourne. (DD)

Presents comments on training courses that were administered through a multi-media instruction process. (RK)

A look at the use of educational radio in several developing nations. (HB)

The purpose of this article is to familiarize the reader with an approach toward system design in a alrge learning center. Three subjects are discussed: basic principles, design steps and potential pitfalls. The first section contains four conceptual principles to be used as guidelines for system design. The second section discusses four…

Article suggests books and films, as well as newspapers, which senior high-school students who will be voting in 1972 for the first time can study to broaden their understanding of the political parties and the electoral process. School and class activities relevant to the presidential election are also detailed. (PD)

Reviews the materials, techniques, and some of the schools involved in the phonics-based Alpha One reading program. (MB)

Account of a simulation game in which the instructor used current world problems for a model. Simulations of this kind can be designed to meet any specific curriculum objectives. There are also available prepared games which can fit into any traditional course. Such games allow students an organized view of decision-making. (Author/JB)