Article provided some definitions from a short political dictionary of educational jargon, compiled by the author, who has written 'Reading, How To' and '36 Children'. (Editor/RK)

A glossary of terms commonly used in discussing measurement is presented. Terms, arranged in alphabetical order, contain definitions as they pertain to the measurement field. Terms defined are: (1) achievement test; (2) age norms; (3) average; (4) battery; (5) ceiling; (6) criterion-referenced test; (7) diagnostic test; (8) domain-referenced test;…

It is argued that English dictionaries currently provide evaluative information in addition to descriptive information about the words they contain, and that this aspect of dictionaries should be developed and expanded on. First, the historical background and distribution of the axiological parameter in English-language onomasiological…

Article proposed to define the manifesto as an art form. (Author/RK)

This booklet provides an overview of Arizona career education for interested educators and school board members. It is divided into seven sections which cover (1) definition and characteristics of career education, (2) the broad goals for career education with special emphasis on Arizona's goals which are learning to live, learning to learn, and…

This booklet was published to help school board members communicate more effectively with agencies of the federal government. It presents essential terminology of the legislative process and, to a lesser extent, of the executive function. Definitions are phrased in terms used by legislators and spelled out in the Constitution. (Author/LD)

Arguing for a "taxonomic approach" to the determination of the meaning of "rhetoric," this paper first indicates the need for renewed speculation about the ordering of knowledge as a whole. It then indicates the importance of general taxonomies for understanding rhetoric, illustrates its position with a pair of modern taxonomies, and concludes by…

This glossary is a compilation of terms commonly used in the area of reading. It is intended to serve as a guide for Florida educators at both the administrative level and the classroom level. Its purpose is to provide a clearer and more accurate means of communication and to encourage more consistent usage and understanding of the reading terms…

The glossary consists of approximately 585 terms used by documentalists. This compilation draws on the terminology from such disciplines as: computer science, information science, library science, mathematics and linguistics. Relatively few initialisms or contractions of terms are included. The arrangement of terms within the glossary is…

A glossary of terms used in cable television and other broadband communications is given. Definitions vary in length from a few lines to long paragraphs for more complex terms. There are over 150 entries, many of which are chosen since they are unfamiliar to persons outside the field of telecommunications. (WH)

The glossary is one of twenty in various subject areas of vocational education designed to assist the student in vocabulary mastery for particular vocational education courses. They are part of the Vocational Reading Power Project, Title III, E.S.E.A. This glossary is for a course in cosmetology. It is divided into two parts: one provides the…

A conceptual framework that educational administrators may want to adopt as a general guide for their evaluative activities is described. In conceptualizing evaluation, the author sets forth ten questions that anyone trying to understand evaluation might ask and answers them with these statements: (1) evaluation is the ascertainment of merit; (2)…

A discussion of the various ways the term "media specialist" can be defined in a professional context. (HB)

Discusses the differences and similarities between linguistics and stylistics. (AM)

A structural model of the concept of competence. (Author)