Article focused on Hawaii's community colleges, their governance, financial and political concerns. (RK)

Article attempted to provide a national perspective on career education and reviewed career education trends across the country. (RK)

The purpose of this paper is to present a rationale and objectives for NIE's education and work priority area, to discuss the status of current R&D activities within this area, and to describe possible future efforts that are now under discussion. (Author)

The purpose of this paper is to formulate an approach that builds on the existing research and development activities in Saskatchewan, that takes cognizance of the lessons learned so far, and that possesses a defensible rationale and realistic plan uniquely tailored to the Saskatchewan scene. (Author)

An overview of the development and future of school radio. (HB)

A general discussion of the status of cable television's use in schools and trends for future usein the United States. (HB)

This article reviews nine student development programs which were planned, executed, evaluated and them maintained, modified or eliminated as appropriate. Concludes that such systematic planning, execution and evaluation are essential. (Author/HMV)

A discussion of the origins and application of Great Britain's National Development Program in Computer Assisted Learning. (HB)

In "Management and the Activity Trap," George S. Odiorne points out that many organizations become so enmeshed in activity that they lose sight of their goals and the activity becomes an end in itself. This paper applies Odiorne's description of the activity trap to modern English departments. It points to examples that indicate that English…

Author focused on the life and death of one boarding school. (Editor/RK)

Author answered his critics and emphasized the need for all of them to focus on those things upon which they all agree in considering the potential that exists for educational planning to play a major role in social development. (Author/RK)

Article investigated briefly both the historical developments, particularly in Britain, and the current trends towards using the latest technology in the rest of Europe. (Author/RK)

The attempt by various business groups in Lyon to establish or influence educational institutions as a means of extending and consolidating French influence outside the mother-country is examined. (Author/DE)

The author outlines the impact and implications of mass media for both formal and informal education. (DE)