Educational trends for American Indians are covered in terms of the 1964 Civil Rights Act; Title IV of Public Law (PL) 92-318; and the Jackson Bill (SB 1017), The Indian Self-Determination and Educational Performance Act of 1973''. (FF)

Contemporary researchers have either a materialistic orientation, represented by behaviorism, or a nonmaterialistic orientation, represented by phenomenology; both are similar in their concern with internal as opposed to external determinants a relatively recent ideological shift in psychological research. (Author/JM)

Eight projects were filmed as part of a program of social change in a rural disintegrated neighborhood. The films were shown to local residents and to the wider community. (NQ)

Charges that the term alienation" has no scientific usefulness or meaning; and that it is useful only to formula-peddling counselors and spokesmen for the status quo when dealing with problem" minority groups. (JM)

The acceptance of self-guidance as an educational goal requires a considerable reorientation of thinking with respect to the purpose of education, the content of the school curriculum, and the role of the teacher. (Author)

Examines the nature of the "sense of fate control" findings of the Coleman Report, and argues that these findings are irrelevant to the debate over community control. (DM)

Reports a study of the relations among self concept, sense of conflict, and racial balance of school within a sample of black and white sixth graders in Boston classrooms of various socioeconomic and racial mixtures. (JM)

To lead creatively and effectively, a president must sometimes stick his neck out. (Author)

Data collected from interviews with sixty-seven black youths living in the riot area of Detroit, 1967, were jointly analyzed with earlier data. Results suggested a blocked-opportunity rather than an alienation-powerlessness theory of the recent rioting. (JM)

Argues that education, and not mere training, is what must be emphasized to give the black man a sense of something inalienably possessed, to give him personal power, and to provide a measure of survival for him today. (JM)

The educational advantages and features of learning centers are presented. (Author/MF)