Health is a multidisciplinary field, and the ideal health educator is well versed in physiodynamics, psychodynamics, and sociodynamics; in addition, the health educator must understand and communicate the interrelationship between these facts of health. (MJB)

Specialists in communication theory and educational technology, working together, can make meaningful contributions to the knowledge needed to permit the use of media of all types to improve learning through the proper application of communication theory. (Author/STS)

A historical review of neonatal assessment procedures is presented to demonstrate the trends in advancement of the field and attempts toward collaboration of medicine and psychology in contributions to the area. (Author/JMB)

"Jogging Geography" is designed to incorporate social studies, geography, and history with physical education. (MM)

The authors describe their involvement in the development of an industry-sponsored energy education program in Illinois. (Author)

Suggests a number of ways to implement an interdisciplinary approach to the study of science and English. (DD)

Fiedel School, which has been in operation for a quarter of a century, emphasizes learning through the arts. The first alumni of the School were contacted and asked to share their perceptions about the School and its effect on their lives. (Author/NQ)

Musical creativity can be enhanced in children of all ages through an interdisciplinary approach involving activities combining music with history, geography, mythology, foreign language, biography, psychology and literature. (DB)

Maintaining primary teachers should teach social studies and science, this article presents five conceptual teaching directions: identification of locational relationships to the rest of the world; sense of personal identity; understanding of relative time; identification of available resources; and realization of and respect for life. (JC)

If health educators, in their preprofessional training, can participate on an interdisciplinary child service team, it should strengthen their background for a professional career. (JD)

The use of poetry in teaching history is discussed. Emphasis is placed on understanding the various types of metaphors used by the poet. (DE)

It is important to take a fresh look at the nexus between the base disciplines and the reform concerns of multicultural education. (PBS)

Described is the Parent Infant Program at the United Cerebral Palsy Center in New York City, an interdisciplinary program for atypical infants and their parents. (CL)

This article describes a theoretical underpinning for interprofessional practice and education in which aspects of the social and cultural context are reflected and adopted. Some potentially salutary effects of a nationwide effort to strengthen interprofessional practice are identified. (MT)

A study was made of 196 students and professionals from eight disciplines who completed a Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and a questionnaire based on Harbaugh's (W)holistic Scales. Personality traits of those seeking interprofessional education, transition into the profession, approach to practice, and other topics are discussed. (MT)