A classroom teacher describes how creative movement helps awareness grow.'' (Editor/SP)

Problems were solved most easily when there was a difference in only one dimension. Distance understanding correlated highly with age, intelligence, and conservation. Large social class differences for the task also appeared. (MH)

Presents an advanced laboratory experiment and lecture demonstration by which the intensity spectrum of light scattered by a suspension of particles in a fluid can be studied. From this spectrum, it is possible to obtain quantitative information about the motion of the particles, including an accurate determination of their diffusion constant.…

Describes an experiment to measure the effect of air resistance on falling balls suitable for use in undergraduate physics courses. (PR)

Ten elements and techniques which can be used very effectively in a college level political science course are animation and enthusiasm; costumes; skits; motion; humor; perks; personality and mood changes; voices, puppets, and imitations; the personalization of material; and state of mind. (RM)

Computer simulation was used to analyze techniques of performing the flip long jump. (MM)

Shows that, through the use of a digital computer, pen movements may provide information for the investigation of motor control in the self-paced movements involved in handwriting. Describes the apparatus used, indicates the kinds of information that may be obtained, and discusses practical applications, including applications for instruction. (GT)

Investigates whether five-week-old infants' attention to a schematic face would increase as the velocity of its oscillating eye dots increases. Twenty-four infants served as subjects. (MP)

Five-month-old infants were habituated to three types of visually presented rigid motion, with duration of fixation as the dependent measure. After reaching a criterion of habituation, a fourth rigid motion (not habituated) and a deformation were presented. (Author/SS)

The authors describe an inexpensive, portable instrument for measuring gross body directional movement time under conditions simulating closed and open skill environments. (MB)