Author considers the Russell Report and focuses on Rusell's efforts to tap an enormous reservoir of human and material resources''. (Author/RK)

Results of a nation-wide survey to determine which ten books were considered most essential for graduate instruction in each of four areas of communication arts and sciences--speech, drama, pathology-audiology, and radio-TV. (RN)

The authors conclude that using black music in the educational process aligns educational input with black culture. This approach, which extends and utilizes the spiritual dimension of black life, is consistent with the black value system and can help black learners integrate and internalize an aspect of their cultural heritage. (Author/BY)

The article is based upon the author's experiences in England and America. (JM)

Presents ERIC documents on reading and instructional materials for adolescents and discusses black literature and censorship problems. (RB)

A resource unit for a broad study of our vast transportation industry. (Editor)

If the restrictions of credentialing requirements were lifted public schools could make much greater use of teaching talent. (AP)

Provides a detailed account of the various aspects and features of the ERIC system from its beginning in 1966. (Author)