This newsletter contains 20 reports of varied educational activities in member European countries. The major articles written in English include an industrialist's view of academia; reports from Germany on pilot projects for educational reform, new programs for late elementary grades and alternatives to the university; Irish discussions on adult…

This bulletin is designed to serve the Spanish-speaking population of the United States. This issue contains a list of popular magazines in Spanish for children and adults. Another section provides the names of comics for children. Titles to be found under "Publications in Series and Collections" are the popular type of romantic, western, or…

The aim of media anthropologists is to provide the general public with entertaining, relevant anthropological background information through the public media. This quarterly newsletter disseminates information, promotes awareness of present physical and social issues, and offers a means of intercommunication on the topic of Media Anthropology.…

This quarterly newsletter is intended primarily for Staff Development Cooperative participants (participants of an inservice teacher education internship program). However, information and ideas on the topic of integrated day education (open education) would be of interest to other educators not connected with the project. The newsletter provides…

This newsletter, published monthly from September through May, keeps teachers informed about new learning resources in consumer education, as well as the latest projects and developments in the field. This issue contains a lead article on development of valuing skills in consumer economics. The major portion of the newsletter consists of three…

This special educational newsletter of the American Society for Oceanography presents information on marine oriented subjects, primarily for reading by junior high and secondary school students. Major articles consider the habits and stinging effects of sharks, jelly fish, and sting rays, and what one should do if stung by these fish while…

This issue of Communique, a newsletter providing resource information for practicing counselors, features an article describing two non-verbal group counseling techniques for the elementary school counselor; a description of value clarification including a definition of values, the steps in the value clarification process, and specific value…

In the first issue of the newsletter, the editor indicates that one of the functions of the newsletter is to be an experimental attempt to mirror the ups and downs of the English language in today's world. This issue includes articles on the role of English in Latin America, Hungary, Indonesia, Denmark, and Cameroon. Other articles deal with the…

The newsletter from the ERIC Clearinghouse on Tests, Measurement, and Evaluation surveys recent activities in the field. Articles are included on the establishment of a new publication dedicated to the interests of research and development in education; exhibits at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association; and a new…

Published nine times a year, the newsletter keeps educators who are interested in international education abreast of programs, publications, future meetings, Federal legislation and appropriations, and notes of interest concerning intercultural studies. This issue includes: 1) brief discussions of timely topics and new programs in international…

This entire issue of the Biological Sciences Curriculum Study (BSCS) Newsletter is concerned with evaluation. In addition to introductory essays on the function of evaluation in curriculum evaluation, especially formative evaluation, the issue contains summaries of the evaluation studies of three newer BSCS products: "Biological Science:…

British developments in science and mathematics education at all levels from elementary to university, including teacher training, are announced in this newsletter. Notes on professional appointments, instructional systems, curriculum developments, and activities of professional societies are included. Additional general educational activities in…

This newsletter focuses primarily on the educational facility building systems of Boston and Detroit, and incorporates a brief progress report on the Montreal building project. In addition, the results of ten years of involvement by Educational Facilities Laboratories in exploring the feasibility of developing and applying building systems for…

This issue of the newsletter of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) presents articles relating to minorities in engineering, declining enrollment, introducing metric, descriptions of 1976 high school graduates, child understanding, and hand calculators in schools. Articles presented relating to higher education include…

This publication presents a discussion of the development, the current status, and the evolution of the Human Sciences Program. The program is designed for students in grades six through nine. The subject matter of the Human Sciences Curriculum focuses on problems explored through multidisciplinary or interdisciplinary activities. A sampling of…