The Kansas Model for Industrial Education was developed to provide more options for students to learn about technological change and progress. The curriculum for SET (Secondary Exploration of Technology) covers grades 7-10 and uses a format in which broad introductions gradually narrow down to specific high-interest areas. (DS)

Virginia information project builds public understanding and acceptance of the Virginia Employment Commission. (Editor)

A pilot project in Montana where retarded children spend five days a week living and learning in a home-school-community environment, then enjoy weekends with their own families. (Author/CB)

The EBCE task is to develop within three to five years a body of experience and research data that would document the feasibility of an entire alternative secondary education system, harnessed to the career education ideal and drawing its curriculum from the life of the adult community. (Authors)

A summary of a report evaluating four schools designed and constructed following precise systems performance specifications and systems concepts. (Author)

Students can do their work on schedules suited to their individual needs. (Author)

Describes the materials and language elicitation procedures used in a Southwest Educational Development Laboratory project designed to determine the actual language (Spanish and English) used by Texas Mexican- American bilingual children. (FB)

A description of Adult Basic Education programs in the United States and of pilot projects in elementary and secondary schools and correctional institutions in which the ABE program was tried with success. (JB)

An art program for socially and economically deprived children in Los Angeles met with success. (CK)

Based on premise that child entering school has already been "drug educated" to some extent, program is aimed at parents of preschoolers as well as at all levels, from kindergarten through grade 12. Presented at American School Health Association, Philadelphia, 1969. (CJ)