Annotated list of organizations and periodicals concerned with innovative education. (PG)

A cumulative index is presented to Educational Broadcasting readers who may need to refer to previously published technical papers. Articles are listed by author and subject from Volume 1, Number 1 (February/March 1968) through Volume 6, Number 6 (November/December 1973). (Author)

This article is partially based upon my analysis of 143 articles dealing with the theme how to write for educational journals'' appearing in the professional literature over a period of two decades, 1952-1972. Author polled 200 teacher-writers in trying to determine just what the requisites for success might be. (Author/RK)

Author reviewed some so-called existential'' writings in education periodicals and found in each a blatant misuse of existential terminology that accompanies the claim of authors to be applying existential thinking to education. (Author/RK)

Presents the winners of the Maxi Awards given by Media and Methods''. (RB)

A listing of articles appearing in periodicals in the United States relating to the needs for and scope of nutrition education. General topics are background, personnel and methods, in school, special needs, public education, and health-related education. (BL)

Outlines linguistic philosophy and ideas of Spanish novelist Benito Perez Galdos as expressed by leading characters in his novels; part of a continuing series. (DS)

This study suggests that social workers' coverage of the current literature is seriously limited. (BY)

The two studies discussed focus upon the prepublication information-exchange activities of journal article authors and how scientists assimilate and use information contained in these articles when this information is also disseminated via informal media prior to its appearance in journal articles. (5 references) (Author/SJ)

Part of a continuing quarterly series. (DS)

In 1971 the technical press as well as publishers intending reading material for a general audience produced an impressive number of contributions of serials interest which the author reviews. (25 references) (Author/SJ)