Discusses the course offerings in pure color chemistry at two universities and the three main aspects of study: dyestuff chemistry, color measurement, and color application. Indicates that there exists a constant challenge to ingenuity in the subject discipline. (CC)

Describes a program in which students in a high school graphic arts class taught Grade 4 students basic print skills. (SB)

Differing views of a curriculum project led to ineffective implementation of the program, and subsequent failure to promote desired educational changes. (JB)

Describes the move of New Haven, Connecticut, toward schools of choice to serve a variety of community needs. (Author)

Describes role of local coordinator in providing vocational teacher supervision, thus allowing state supervisors of agricultural education more time for their other responsibilities. (DM)

Described is a program for training teachers to deal with learning disabilities which combines inservice education and graduate study. (KW)

Article deals with the advantages for small school districts to afford comprehensive educational programs by sharing services and cooperative programs. (Author/ML)

Workshops can be a successful means of in-service education programs. (GB)

Strategies are suggested for vocational education teacher training programs. (Author)

Comprehensive manpower planning at the national level to meet manpower needs is impossible because there is no single agency authorized to affect such a planning effort. (SB)

Team planning in Kentucky provides the curriculum materials specialist with competent assistance. (Editor)