The obstacles are difficult but not insuperable; with strong leadership now emerging in federal, state, and local agencies, career education may survive. (Editor/SB)

Article introduces a new concept in teaching with computers by stressing interaction. The computer interacts with the instructor who uses the computer as a management aid. (Author/ML)

After tracing the growth of Canadian Education, the author concludes that a close knit school-community-industry relationship is necessary for schools to survive. The so-called towers-of-learning must also be ready to learn. (AF)

The paper describes the planning, development, and evaluation of the curriculum development project carried out at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. (Author/MF)

Provides a brief historical survey of the development of early childhood education, an overview of the different programs at present in use, and some of the problems involved. (MM)

A look into the future confronting higher education in 1996. (Editor/IR)

This article looks at the complex network of co-operation which has had to be created for the Open University to achieve any success. (Editor/RY)

The nature of societal differentiation and the meaning and measurement of educational differentiation are studied. (Editor)

Speech presented at the NALLD California-Nevada Chapter Meeting, October 31, 1970. (DS)

The authors address themselves to the need for interaction between school personnel and community patrons to achieve a schooled environment." (Author/BY)