A systems design specialist discusses where systems built schools are going. (Author)

Discusses the way in which one Connecticut school district is improving its student health recordkeeping through use of a problem-oriented systems approach introduced about five years ago in clinics and hospitals. (DN)

Although there are many different approaches to teaching nutrition, food grouping systems have become an almost universal tool. This article is a detailed comparison of food grouping systems in use in 47 countries. (BL)

Author discusses various arguments for and against behavioral objectives inasmuch as music teachers will soon have to decide whether a behavioral approach to music education has merit and should be adopted as a guiding principle for the profession. (Author/MB)

PERT: A management tool for planning and controlling events and activities necessary for the completion of a project. (SN)

Review of book by Leon Lessinger. (MB)

When an engineering researcher changes from his work on things to research on people, he faces an array of new ethical questions, and a new view of scientific objectivity must be developed for the study of man and society. (IR)

Author suggests that if the lecture system, small classes and other sacred cows were sacrificed, medical education could be improved and cost less. (Editor)

Article attempts to provide guidelines for a systematic approach in dealing with position biases in order to improve the adequacy of decisions about hypothetical statements. (MB)

Authors explain the importance of Program Planning and Budgeting Systems and how occupational program managers can use this technique in education. (Editor)

Development of policy sciences constitutes a main effort to reconstruct the role of intellectualism and rationality in human affairs. (Author)