This catalog of curriculum materials concerning citizenship education, economics, law-related education, values education, and character education includes books, booklets, periodicals, games, kits, films, filmstrips, video cassettes, posters, and computer software. The catalog is organized by grade levels in the following sections: K-3, 4-6, 7-9,…

Beginning with the first issue of the "NAEB Journal," a journal of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, this index reports the authors, content, and subject areas of articles that have explored the fields of educational, instructional, noncommercial, and public telecommunications through 1979. Included are articles from…

The article compares the relative effectiveness of teaching environmental education to high school students using conventional instruction, a simulation exercise, and a simulation game. (CD)

Illustrates the approach of using viewable computer programs to simulate ecological processes. Gives a detailed example dealing with population dynamics. (LS)

Describes how to convert a wooden block into an apparatus to study friction. (LS)

Suggests that science teachers provide the student with materials in abundance that are appropriate to his stage of cognition. (LS)

Using arrays of dots and grids many numerical concepts can be illustrated for students. (SD)

To promote the utilization of electronic media, two schools of social work cooperated in offering a seminar in videorecording. This led to a strategy for media development that relies on student interest and effort to generate faculty and administrative acceptance for television in social work education. (Editor/PG)

Paper introduces a new communication medium with which young children create and explore powerful computing tools, including free-hand and programmed graphics, animation, and music synthesis. (Author)

Because of the scarcity of instructional materials relevant to a course in state and local government, the author recommends that instructors create their own slides, tapes, and videotapes. He lists the conditions necessary for such an endeavor and warns against common pitfalls. (DC)

When does an institution share the copyright and ownership of materials produced by an affiliated individual or group? This article briefly reviews the legal decisions pertinent to this question and describes the method used at Harper College (Illinois) to develop policies on copyright and ownership of college-developed materials. (DC)

A public utility has found that audiovisual techniques can shorten on-the-job training time for power plant employees. (MW)