Reasons for using small peer group interaction and ways of utilizing student assistance in teaching about human sexuality are described. (Author)

Evaluates the great variety of audiovisual communication systems which use a normal consumer TV set for playback of pictures and sound. Discusses costs, how they work, and their values and implications for educators. (RB)

Described are educational facilities, development, objectives, and educational programs of the instructional media room of a Warminster, Pennsylvania elementary school. (CB)

Various methods of how to lead the student to develop those potentials for expression, communication, and fulfillment in the context of an understanding of his own society and culture which will give the greatest meaning to his life as a member of his society and as an individual. (Author/RB)

Reviews the Lyons and Carnahan Phonics Game Kit and the Spelling Games Kit now on the market. (MB)

Analyzes the educational problem of teachers being unable to deal with the social and emotional development of their pupils, and describes a program of student self actualization and understanding of others. (AN)

Discusses factors relevant to decisionmaking in computer-assisted instruction such as costs, financing, technological and sociological difficulties, and administrative use. (Author)

Discussed are new media being used in classroom mathematics instruction; television, computers, programed materials, films, games, manipulative materials. (CT)

The article describes an educational program involving high school students and the community, and their relationship with elementary school children. (BY)

A discussion of a new curriculum for exceptional child education that emphasizes the uses of educational technology. Approximately 100 referenes are appended. (AA)