Author reported on a polytechnic's attempts to set up a community project across the generations. (Editor/RK)

The authors propose the development of a course on dating behavior at the early high school and college level, and present a framework suggesting course goals, structure, methods, and format. (Author)

Describes a 30-week program at Michigan State University in which undergraduates gain experience and knowledge mainly by communicating with young children through weekly play encounters. Observation and discussion of videotapes, and lecture and discussion classes are also part of the teacher training program. (ED)

Describes an advanced public affairs journalism course at Michigan State University in which students cover city council meetings, the police beat, and court proceedings. (RB)

Thirty-nine short courses in English are described by their originators. (JH)

A proposal is presented for a Community College of Philadelphia course, entitled "An Introduction to Commercial Security," which is intended to provide an introduction and analysis of the security administration function. Following a standard cover form, a statement of purpose for the course notes the rapid growth of the security…

This course of study was designed to provide an instructional staff with a systematic plan of instruction to develop computer literacy. The introductory statements include the position that females as well as males must be encouraged to work with computers. Ten computer literacy goals are listed, followed by the scope and sequence section in which…

A course to provide a common introductory experience for both majors and non-majors is described. The topics and concepts taught in the quantum mechanics segment of the course are discussed. (DT)

The second year of operation of a one-year introductory college physics course for educationally disadvantaged students is described. Evaluation of student performance, including comparison with other introductory physics students is reported. Information on course enrollment, staffing, and format is included. (Author/DT)

The necessity for instruction in mathematical logic is discussed, and an outline of topics covered in a course on logic at the community college level is presented. (DT)

The rationale and mechanics of some innovations utilized in teaching a course in juvenile delinquency are described and presented in conjunction with handouts developed for the course. (Authoor/KM)

Examines the need for courses in new journalism and describes an experimental graduate seminar which traces the influence of literature and traditional journalism on the new journalism. (RB)

Article described the University of New Brunswick's summer program that showed (rather than just told) teacher education students how the open classroom operates. (Editor/RK)

A teacher looks back on how he and his college class discovered a new approach to teaching advertising and layout. (RB)