Suggests faculty exchange as a method of revitalizing tenured faculty. Discusses problems to be considered, such as state laws, rank and salaries, duties, etc. (PD)

Discusses ways to change foreign language teaching in the British school system so that more students achieve A level passes. Covers such topics as the first term, topic-based work, material choice, sources and resources, equipment, foreign exchange visits, listening and speaking practice, reading and writing practice, translation, homework, and…

Because the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) recognizes the importance of international students to Canada and its institutions of higher education, it makes some recommendations to enhance policy related to international students and to facilitate the recruitment of international students to Canadian educational…

Presents annotated bibliographies of curriculum guides and instructional materials available for purchase or exchange from 24 school districts throughout the United States. (RB)

Discusses the experience of a British exchange physics teacher with the physics instruction in the United States of America, including students' learning and extracurricular activities. Indicates that the state of physics in the United States is found to be less healthy than in Britain. (CC)

Unesco clubs, Associated Schools Programs, and National Commissions report on exchange projects, new materials, and curricular innovations, as well as requests for interaction with others interested in active learning from an international perspective. (JH)

Funded under Title III of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, the project's reading specialists take over a teacher's classroom in order that the teacher may visit a demonstration center where good teaching practices are demonstrated in classroom situations. (NQ)

Recounts the background and results of different educational programs that either sent American students or professors abroad and/or brought host-country professors and students to the U.S. (MF)

Article is based on a lecture given Sept. 23, 1970 to the National Slavic Honor Society at the University of Pennsylvania. (IR)

Some non-educational sources of motives for study abroad are analyzed." (Author/SE)

This program gave a vocational agriculture teacher six weeks of experience in industry and provided him with instructional assistance from a dairy industry during the school year. (GB)

The opinions concerning the differences between their school systems of sixty male and female French and French Canadian school-masters who engaged in an exchange program during the 1969-70 academic year were surveyed and the results analyzed. (CK)

Adapted from address by Mr. William B. Jones before the International Association of Law Libraries in Washington, D. C. in July 1970. (IR)