If education can be deemed adequate when it meets both societal and individual needs sufficiently, those planning to provide programs of adequate education must consider what societal and individual needs must be met, how those needs can be met, and what resources must be called on when meeting them. This paper considers the development of the…

This project was conducted in Port Townsend, Washington, to discover whether an invisible network of learning existed and to determine its characteristics. A total of 196 respondents were interviewed in the study. They included persons knowledgeable about learning in the community, providers of learning experiences, and a random sample of 75 names…

This directory provides information on statewide organizations and agencies in Ohio that can provide educational programs, short-term training, counseling, speakers, and general information to assist those interested in developing new and existing small businesses. It also provides detailed information on training materials available to help…

Cites examples of how resources are drained from education, how the planning process encourages social isolation, and how the priorities for the society virtually eliminate resources needed to change the conditions of children from poverty subcultures. (Author/JM)

A larger proportion of the population, including the poor and minority groups, want higher education both for job mobility and for creative use of leisure time: but the school system is not equipped to educate youngsters whose parents are not already in the middle class. (Author/JM)

UNESCO's advisor to India's Ministry of Education and Social Welfare explains the limitations of formal education, outlines a parallel informal system, analyzes misconceptions regarding informal education, identifies its potential clientele and agents, and describes possible solutions for priority areas and groups. The advantages and limitations…

The author relates findings of the Illinois statewide evaluation of occupational education programs conducted in 101 secondary schools, eleven community colleges, and four State agencies. (EA)

This bibliography was developed for use by non-Polish speaking persons who are interested in Polish education. The bibliography identifies and indexes materials available in translated form from the U.S. Department of Commerce. (The translation facilitates working with otherwise inaccessible materials and provides opportunities for insights into…

This is the sixth report in the series published by the PLATO Services Organization to keep users and prospective users up to date on curricular developments on the PLATO system. The series provides information on completed lessons which have been used in actual instructional situations. At present there are 6,000 hours of instructional materials…

This resource listing is a selective annotated bibliography of nonsexist books, pamphlets, articles, and other materials for teachers, students, librarians, and parents. The five major divisions represented in the bibliography are: Overview, Preschool and Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Higher Education, and Sources for Further…

This article describes a consortium for special education in North Carolina. The purpose of the consortium is to ascertain special education needs and identify and allocate resources to meet those needs. (HMD)

Written in Spanish, this booklet explains how to start an ERIC collection in a library or information center. Three levels of collections are described: minimal, intermediate, and complete. A minimal collection is discussed in terms of the necessary materials (Resources in Education--RIE, Current Index to Journals in Education--CIJE, Thesaurus of…

This publication contains a selection of exemplary teaching techniques for instructors of adults in English as a Second Language (ESL). Its scope covers the spectrum of ESL instruction and is designed to assist teachers ranging from the inexperienced to the experienced, without prior inservice orientation. The book contains 202 techniques…