Describes the University of Texas 6-week summer performance workshop in Shakespearean drama held at a small town in Windale, Texas. (PG)

Proposed legal research course includes; motivating first-year students; teaching to small classes; involving entire faculty; increasing credit and class hours; and assigning written exercises. (PG)

A description of learning experiences and activities found to be effective in an introductory level course in counselor education. (JC)

Describes the syllabus and structure of the final examination for a new course in Social Biology to be offered at A' level in Britain. The syllabus consists of three sections dealing with the study of mankind, social behavior, and human ecology. (JR)

Paper attempts to show that it is possible to help young people modify their actions in the area of risk-taking behavior through stressing the consequences of motivation. (Author/CB)

Freshmen students in an engineering college should be given experience related to a variety of careers in engineering. One such course is described. Emphasis is placed on involving students in an engineering design problem. (PS)

Describes a course offered in an engineering college to make students conscious of environmental considerations. The format includes lecture, student projects and critiques or term papers. A reference list is included. (PS)

Describes a new course developed at Fruita Monument High School which has as its purpose the involvement of high school students in the realm of education and educating. (PW)

Describes chemistry course that uses a review of the chemical literature as a basic part of the course. (PS)

A preliminary report is given on work in progress on a science in society course at Rutgers. The course is designed to relate physics to human affairs. The role of the physics teacher in this approach is discussed. (DF)

A topical approach in astronomy provides greater coherence and meaning for the information presented than does a survey approach. Topics are presented and evaluated in relation to the goals of an astronomy course. (DF)

Article provides brief description of two microbiology courses at the college level which have multiple characteristics. Course I provides instruction based on papers in biology and in a special subject. Course II is devoted entirely to the special subject. (PS)