Author describes the day care shortage crisis, states the need for increased government financing, and suggests ways to achieve quality care. (Author/SP)

A needless gap between the work of researchers and the professor in his classroom could be narrowed. (Editor)

The report is of the progress to 1969 and plans for 1970 in educational methodology. The theme of the report is the education of the Soviet citizen for the new man" concept to be commemorated in the centenary of Lenin's birth. (CB)

Three domains in which whites can play critically useful roles for black colleges and universities of the future are financial support, cross-campus cooperation, and increasing the supply of black Ph.D.'s. But the important point is that the critical roles for whites should not be in the domain of governance. (Author/SD)

Describes an inner city New York City school that has achieved some success in improving urban education. (JF)

The authors "analyze some of the factors within CAI that may cause changes in teacher role, discuss "some of the obvious role functions that will undergo shifts as CAI becomes a more permanent activity, and "conclude with a brief statement on potential implications for teacher training. (Author/LS)

Discusses implications of the possibility that the state of New York will recommend that compulsory education for children begin at age four and that one year be taken off the top year of high school. Ways early childhood professionals might respond to the issue are indicated. (RH)

Aspects which comprise an evolving feminist pedagogy are illustrated through statements made about feminist and curriculum theories. The feminist pedagogy will emerge as females break through boundaries of silence and conceptions of themselves as powerless within the classroom. (CJ)

Six articles discuss the state of the art of educational sociology in the Soviet Union. Topics discussed include demographic influences on education, the relationship between higher education and the national social structure, and the problem of the adaptation of newly trained teachers to their profession. (DB)

Summarizes an information-processing model of clinical reasoning and outlines some of its applications in medical education programs that use simulated cases to provide experience in blending clinical knowledge and problem-solving strategies. (Author/JD)

Describes Project Upward Bound, a federal program providing the disadvantaged with opportunities for completing postsecondary education. Shows high school English teachers how they can join with Upward Bound programs to strengthen student language learning. (JT)

Past and recent developments and future directions in kinesiology and biomechanics are reviewed. Similarities and differences between these two areas are clarified. The areas of kinesiology and biomechanics have distinct unique qualities and should be treated as separate disciplines. (CJ)

Summarizes the history of racism in Cuba from the nineteenth century through the Revolution of 1959. Analyzes the ways in which the condition of socialism in Cuba has eliminated institutional racism through laws and public positions, education, and internationalist involvements. (EF)