Covering the academic years 1994-95 through 1995-96, this document presents the University of California, Los Angeles's (UCLA's) biennial narrative report to the American Library Association Committee on Accreditation. The document is divided into two parts. The first part, General Narrative Report, addresses changes that have occurred in various…

Article consists of an answer to a question sent to a newspaper asking the identity of John Dewey, whom the inquirer noticed on a 30 cent stamp. (RK)

Answers to the questions most commonly asked about Action Learning are beginning to be answered by a test project in Seattle. This article provides insight into what's happening. (Editor)

Author examined the current status of the desegregation movement and traced the development of opposition to school desegregation by both Congress and the president since the 1964 Civil Rights Acts. (Editor/RK)

A general discussion of how educational technology can help upgrade instruction in underdeveloped countries. (HB)

The revisionist educational historians have begun to question and reinterpret many of our previous conceptions of the efficacy of the public schools in bringing about an improvement in the status of ethnic and lower-class whites in America. (Author)

Article discusses the growth, development and use of television in Zambia's educational system. The author points out some of the difficulties and shortcomings in the use of television and some recommendations for future use. (Author)

Several innovative philosophers, creators of systematic theoretical systems, have made their impact on Turkish educational thought since the turn of the century. A range of positions about education which have emerged during Turkey's modernization process are discussed. (SM)

Suggests that comparative education tries to obtain an idea of the development and differentiation of the modern educational structure.

Discusses the Newman Commission's Report on Higher Education. (PG)

Will the current efforts in higher education to codify and to define procedures establish a new consensus through which the politics of trust can operate or will they institutionalize ill feeling? (Editor)

Discusses various curriculum designs in social work education. (HS)