Twenty high school seniors participated in an innovative program, ESP-Experimental Senior Program, in order to motivate their own learning process. (MF)

The Ting meeting, as used in the New Experimental College, Thy, Denmark, is discussed. (DB)

A unique school-community program helps find solutions to social and racial problems in secondary schools. (Author)

A look at the clinical work of a Student Health physician as it affects dropouts. (IR)

School disordered children, and institutionalized children to a greater degree, under perceived threat to the self arising from concepts related to family and school, attach greater meaning to those aspects ofenvironment than the school adjusted children. Successful adjustment to school, at least in terms of children's perceptions, tends to be…

Stresses the need for the educator to behave humanely in order to nurture humaneness among students. (JH)

A leading advocate of the student cause defends his views in opposition to Hook and proposes reform of universities. (LN)

Discussion of five hypotheses to account for the nature of student radicalism in Japan. (Author)

Main issues of student unrest that require special study include identifying who the activists are, distinguishing between kinds of disturbances at college and secondary schools, and determining alternative approaches to resolving the problem. (JK)

Assesses the development of schools over the past 10 years in the terms introduced by Charles Reich's "The Greening of America." (JW)

The formation of an alumni/student association at Empire State College, which offers an alternative form of education to New York state citizens, is described. The association offers college-wide opportunities to use alumni and students as resources. Association activities and the benefits from the program are examined. (MLW)