The program described in this report involves selected high school students who were trained as mental health aides and worked with primary grade children referred for school maladaptation problems. Data evaluating the program's effectiveness are presented. (Author)

Analyzes the weaknesses of student projects and suggests five ways to improve them. (RB)

In a large art undertaking, students experience their ability to expand their selectivity. (Author/RK)

By beautification of their educational surroundings students make their learning experience more stimulating. (RK)

Sixth grade teacher describes how pride of authorship builds improved language skills.'' (Editor/SP)

The principal of DeLand (Florida) Junior High School describes a system which has been successful in overcoming apathy toward his student council. (Editor)

Article's purpose is to acquaint teachers with the variety of index entries that children will encounter in their use of references. (Author)

At the end of a unit on primitive man and ancient civilizations, student projects were displayed in a museum'' with charts, diagrams, and student guides. (SP)

Students at Cochise College, Douglas, Arizona, speak out on what contributions community colleges can make to the national volunteer movement University Year for ACTION''. (DS)

Examples of the type of questions that should be asked in evaluating training programs. (SP)

Author explains the significance of a survey of student language, and gives a sample Checklist of School Language". (SP)