The authors describe a system which refers to the use of teleprocessing terminal hardware in an off-line (non-computerized) mode for instructional purposes." (Author/AA)

Discusses a method for individualizing elementary arithmetic so that destructive competition is eliminated, failure is minimized, and positive attitudes increased. Emphasis is placed on competition which matches a child with himself, with progress measured by the growth of the child. Considers suggestions for organizing class, correcting papers,…

Lists 115 master's theses, 90 of which were written since March 1963. (SW)

Seniors were allowed to choose among three levels of class participation with corresponding grades C,B, and A. The B and A grade levels required propotionately greater independent student participation. (CH)

The cassette is a small, self-contained tape cartridge that contains 30, 60, 90, or even 120 minutes of playback time. (Author)

Most youth require social stimulation to reinforce their motivation to learn. In order to give students undergoing programed instruction the chance to interact with others, it is recommended that periodic small group discussions of the curriculum content should be h held. (CK)

Few would deny that we do have reading problems and that our schools' record in this regard leaves much to be desired; however, why children can't read and what's wrong with education are not parallel concepts. (NH)

Ways of making the educational process more humanizing are discussed. (CK)

Describes are one college's efforts at systematically incorporating the new media into the instructional program. (LS)

Big companies are big on individualized instruction, not because it is the technologically superior way of imparting skills and concepts but because it's a matter of necessity. Too much has to be taught, and there are too few instructors. (Author/EB)