A look at how several European countries pooled their resources in order to have more media programs with better quality. (HB)

The educational program of a communist labor university in South China's Kiangsi Province is described. Classes in agriculture, forestry, accounting, animal husbandry, and farm machinery are offered on a part-work, part-study basis which combines education with productive labor. (SM)

Asserting that the revisionist historians of today avoid acknowledging the elements that make our condition tragic and our future forever unclear, the author proposes an approach without reliance on scapegoats, determinisms,--without hope of a final resolution of the tension between the individual and civilization. (JM)

This article attempted to achieve some balanced appreciation of the interaction between local and central authorities and between African and European initiatives in the evolution of African education by examining the development of two mission sponsored educational institutions in Kenya from about 1875 to 1920. (Author/RK)

Article considers the policy of decentralization in Israel and the problems of implementation. (RK)

This essay has defined the goals which presidents of private institutions believe private higher education should achieve. (Author)

The immediate past president of the National Council for Community Services dercribes the developmant of the "continuing education unit", and its implications for community services practitioners. (Editor)

Jean Reid described a recent three week tour of China, from the Hongkong border in the south, through Shanghai to Chenghow, in the centre. She took the photographs on the journey, which focused on the great social revolution taking place in China and the enormous educational development at the base of that change. (Editor/RK)

Article traced some of the historical thought-paths to open education today, highlighted some of the key events in its development in the United States, rekindled interest in some older writers on education, and provided references to some of the more significant educational documents. (Editor/RK)

Author maintains that the emphasis on providing young people with marketable skills and getting them into jobs may limit the possibility of building a more humane social order. (Author/RK)

Considered the proper meaning of compulsory education and the right of children to make their own decisions. (RK)

The purpose of this paper is to sketch the outlines of a conceptual map for the benefit of those who would be educational explorers outside their native lands. (Author/RK)

The primary source document from the Kiangsi Soviet period of Chinese communist history discusses the treaty articles suggested by the Communist Youth League for the assistance movement between itself and the departments of education in China around 1933. (RM)

Education has long been a ward of religious organizations, in relatively recent history the state has been taking over the responsibility for it, and it may now be time for the business world to run higher education. (Author)

Article considers some of the problems male preschool teachers have run into while attempting to perform their jobs. (Author/RK)