In adult education the two basic methods are group discussion and the lecture. Both of these are economical and both are extremely versatile. The author believes the formal lecture does not produce as good results as the active teaching method, discussion. (Author/AS)

In an address delivered at Fairfield University, the author discusses the role of students in governing the campus in light of the recent campus disturbances. He argues that students have a right to take part in university decisions but they must also develop the necessary competence and knowledge. (Author/CG)

Author suggests freeing the conventionally established distinction between teacher and students and replacing it with a communion of equals. (Editor/IR)

New research indicates in-service training may not be so worthwhile after all." (Editor)

Address given at annual meeting of the Association of American Colleges (Houston, Texas, January 1970) in which the speaker stated that the most needed reform in education today is the reinfusion of an understanding of the use of reason in conducting human affairs. (IR)

Teachers, by their attitudes and mannerisms, have a great potential for influencing the academic success or failure of their students. (CK)