This article presents a discussion on the possible benefits of merging physical education programs for men and women in colleges. (JD)

Data from a survey of directors of APA-approved programs in clinical psychology reveal that a substantial number of programs offer formal training in clinical psychophysiology. Details are provided regarding types of training available; content areas covered; and, ratings indicating interest, utility and potential of biofeedback,…

Examines and proposes a synthesis of the theoretical tenets of ecumenical religious principles and cognitive-developmental stages of moral reasoning as a basis for value development. Makes a case for formal programs and curriculum development during the college years and provides an example of coursework designed to promote systematic…

Offers examples from community colleges nationwide of curricular responses to new technologies and areas of knowledge, strong local employment trends, government regulations, and public concerns voiced by higher education commissions. (DMM)

Electronic Networking for Interaction (ENFI) is a technique for providing immediate electronic feedback on student work to promote open-ended learning. The approach suggests a growing range of applications of new technology for student assessment for improved learning. (MSE)

Includes "The Promises of Honors," by Jerri Lindblad; "The Pitfalls of Honors Programs," by Ron Link; "Pedagogy in the Honors Classroom," by Janet Elder; "The Pragmatics of Honors," by Kathy Schwarz; and "Pointers," by Mike McHargue. (DMM)

Describes a methodology which analyzes courses described in university catalogs in order to produce a database used in the compilation of a collection development policy statement. Each step of the analysis is described, and tables are used to track sample data through the entire process. (CLB)

A 1985 survey conducted by the Modern Language Association found that undergraduate English courses are still organized around genres or historical periods although feminist criticism and reconstruction have had a major influence on scholarly work. Attacks by Secretary Bennett and other critics of curriculum revision are discussed. (MLW)

Women and men students from women's studies and non-women's studies classes, the latter students having a woman teacher and an interest in women's studies, completed the Performance Self-Esteem Scale (PSES) and measures of their educational and job certainty and motivation. Women's studies students showed greater gains in PSES scores, job…

Focuses on the Dallas County Community College District's student-centered articulation program which involves an articulation expert, faculty discipline-based curriculum committees, and print information. Discusses the dynamics of interinstitutional communication. (DMM)

Argues that skills and values can be explored within the same curriculum if it teaches (develops the abilities of the mind to learn to know), trains (supervises practice in a trade/profession), and educates (encourages a desire for/appreciation of high moral and aesthetic ideals) students for survival in the technological world. (DMM)

Asserts the need for global education in an increasingly interdependent world. Focuses on reasons colleges should be involved in internationalizing their curricula. Suggests several curricular modifications to make English as a Second Language courses more relevant to the future needs of students. (DMM)

Presents data collected from national random samples of administrators and from faculty members in selected colleges and universities showing problems in the undergraduate curriculum (e.g., lack of accommodation for student differences; rarity of systematic curriculum evaluations; and lack of the time, consultants, knowledge base and funding for…

Rather than return to a core curriculum that reflects the structures of knowledge and education developed for other contexts and needs, the humanities should create new structures appropriate to the students', culture's, and faculty's needs today, particularly through interdisciplinary collaboration. (MSE)

Issues arising in international comparison of academic degrees and credentials, including institutional vs. governmental responsibility for the determination of equivalence, admission criteria and prerequisites for foreign student enrollment, and necessary qualifications for visiting faculty, are discussed in the context of the European Convention…