Two brothers, aged 10 and 11, recount their adventures learning to make films during the summer. (RK)

Described is a role playing experience in which one group is discriminated against to illustrate actual social problems. (JB)

This article is simply a philosophical exploration of, and a highly speculative journey into, the world of education and how we learn. (Editor)

A study of history can be approached through four basic steps: (1) collecting and questioning evidence; (2) defining terms by reference to authority and through use of logic; (3) recognizing and questioning other interpretations and building and applying one's own interpretation, and (4) recognizing and clarifying values, then applying values to…

Author disputes the thesis of Vandenberg's article Non-Violent Power in Education,'' Educational Theory, Vol. 19 No. 1, Winter 1969. (CB)

The solution to the intricate problems facing urban schools demands a diversification of the school program and the assistance of every willing member of the community. (Author)

Cross-cultural experiences must be a vital part of the teacher's preparation and professional growth. Educational travel is not just pleasurable; it is absolutely necessary to develop the international understanding and perspective needed. (Author)

Reports of recent studies refute the idea that learning deficiencies in infancy are irreversible; Kagan suggests that we begin educating for humanism'' rather than intellectual ability. (SP)

The age effect in this study was such that younger children required proportionately more experience with reward than nonreward before they were able to improve their performance on reward problems over six sessions. (Author)

Argues that the young can be educated entirely in terms of their free choice, with no processing whatsoever. Suggests that most of the money now spent for high schools and colleges should be devoted to the support of apprenticeships, travel, subsidized browsing in libraries, and self-directed study and research; and to support other volunteer…

A sample unit on underwater life includes instructions on the construction and use of a polyethylene film bubble to create a total learning environment''. (SP)

An elementary school teacher in New Zealand describes the fruits of a nondirective learning environment in his classroom. (BB)

Describes a visit to alternative schools in Berkeley, California. Also contains an interview with the Berkeley superintendent of schools. (JF)