Article described the educational contributions made by Ralph Tyler in the 1920s and 1930s. (RK)

If degrees are interdisciplinary, minimal conditions concerning course structure, content and academic organization have to be met for them to be successful. Course descriptions are included in the appendix. (Author/PG)

The purpose of this article is to suggest new developments in the teaching of the American History Survey which may reduce that historical inevitability that students are supposedly bound to repeat. (Author/RK)

A trial of team teaching in a graduate business course at Washington University is described by the two faculty men who conducted it. (Editor)

An experimental course for introductory sociology adapted Dr. Fred Keller's Personalized System of Instruction (PSI) with highly satisfactory results. (KM)

Ethnic studies are focused on the problems, history, culture, customs, values, and politics of white ethnic groups in America. (Author/PG)

To encourage immediate classroom utilization of workshop materials and ideas gained at the 1973 Illinois Vocational Association Chicago convention, graduate credit in home economics was offered at Northern Illinois University (DeKalb) for workshop attendance and related activities. Participants found the course a beneficial, successful approach…

Describes a technique for teaching creative writing to students attending an open admissions college. (RB)

Reports on a journalism course at the University of South Carolina in which students follow their own interests by working on group projects to study the source, message, channel, and receiver while learning the principles of communication. (RB)

Discusses the offering of a one-week "fun" lab course designed for students to further their professional competence, offer intellectual enrichment, advance their avocational interests, or provide personal enjoyment. (CC)

This paper describes a two-credit, one-semester course on the instructional film, which has been taught at Southern Illinois University. The class meets twice a week: the first of the weekly sessions is used for lectures and guest speakers, and the second session is used for viewing and analysis of films. The paper describes topics covered in…

Describes a basic health course at Jackson State University. (PB)

Describes a one month course entitled "Chemists in Industry," offered between semesters at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The students visit numerous industries according to a scheduled program and submit reports at the end of the course. (MLH)

Describes a film history course available to elementary school students at P.S. 75 in New York. (RB)

Describes the case of a literature course which concentrates on readings concerned with certain aspects of drug use and a science course which analyzes the problems associated with such drug intake. (Author/GS)