Reports on English curriculum in which teachers were given the task of deciding the departmental and organizational design for an open space English studio of 60 by 90 feet. (RB)

A curriculum framework for the study of alternative world futures leads to suggestions for a number of courses derived from a research orientation toward educating about social change and peace. (Author/KM)

Analysis of data from a population of 7,747 upper division university students has shown that the selection of majors in various sequence length categories is disproportionate to the number of programs in each category. The proportion of transfer students selecting majors with longer sequences was significantly smaller than native students.…

Four teaching approaches are discussed. (CH)

To improve dwindling engineering enrollments at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), students studying under the WPI Plan are awarded the B.S. degree on the basis of demonstrated competence rather than the accumulation of a required number of perscribed courses. (Author/PG)

Describes the development of the 'European' schools, a cross-national enterprise in education. Highlights the structural components, curriculum, and administrative organization of the 'European Schools'. (CS)

The purpose of this book is to bring together in one volume the information necessary for a complete gymnastics program for women. It is divided into four major sections. Part one deals with conditioning the body, the importance of dance, and a short history of women's gymnastics. Part two covers the techniques and equipment for modern rhythmic…

Authors analyzed the hidden curriculum of the Open University's teaching system. (Editor/RK)

In the rural school the tasks of polytechnical labor education are determined by the objective demands of scientific and technical progress in agricultural production, by its content, and by the nature of the labor of leading workers. (Author)

Analytical view of a major interdisciplinary experimental program. (Editor)

Author examined the implications of curriculum studies for the primary school. (Editor/RK)

Reports on the lab's activities as a center for the development of university language lab courses and for research into contemporary oral colloquial French, a part of the applied linguistics research area, and a center for the development of a language lab grammar for Zurich German. (RM)

The present study was undertaken to determine which cognitive skills underlie successful performance on the CASS, a hierarchically-ordered test of inductive problem-solving. (Author)

States that it would be inappropriate to give in to student demands that they be taught according to their own standards, needs, and perceptions. The young must be introduced to intellectual discipline before they can appreciate its power. Outlines a curriculum design that would accomplish this goal. (GS)

The experiment described in this paper is an attempt to test the hypothesis that formal death education can be effective in reducing the fear of death. (Author)