This report, the third segment of the first phase of the Indiana Education Facilities Comprehensive Planning Study, investigates programs and staff (professional and nonprofessional) in Indiana colleges and universities. Using the fall of 1967 as a base point, data were collected regarding the distribution of staff, programs offered, degree…

The second volume of an eight-part series on a task-based management system for special education programs offers detailed procedures for use of the task base composite (TBC), a listing of approximately 700 task descriptions classified under 20 functions and divided according to whether the task is necessary to support a program or directly…

Composed of articles written by the closed circuit television (CCTV) team at the University of Leeds, this booklet attempts to provide a picture of the factors involved in organizing and making television material designed specifically for teaching purposes. The articles cover defining objectives for educational television in higher institutional…

Provided is the script for a presentation of 16 slides on staff training, orientation, and role in a clinical setting providing educational programs for the preschool and primary grade handicapped child. The sixteen slide commentaries cover an introduction to principles and implementation of a staff training program in a clinical setting, staff…

Presented is the script for a slide show on staff role and training, with emphasis on parent education, in an educational program for preschool children who are educable mentally handicapped and who have at least one other handicapping condition from the areas of hearing, vision, speech, orthopedic, or emotional disturbance. The main project…

Provided is the script for a presentation of 90 slides on a staff training model for cerebral palsied children of preschool age. The training program in early childhood intervention is said to have three parts involving teacher training, parent education which involves reciprocal sharing of information among parents and staff, and student…

Described are the roles and functions of four learning disability specialists in the French educational system of the Province of Quebec. It is explained that the "orthopedagogue", the specialist concerned with the learning aspects of the school problems, may work with individual students in small groups or with other teachers as a…

This tentative agreement form and organizational structure was proposed to create a broad-based policy and decisionmaking body for operation of the Consortium to Produce Performance Objectives and Criterion-Referenced Measures in Occupational Education. It is part of a project designed to develop a multi-State consortium whose primary concern will…

The author examines the role of territorial rights in the work of the pupil personnel worker. He concludes that the effective pupil personnel worker must be aware of others' boundaries, adjust to his/her own lack of territory and be able to resolve conflicts between workers about territorial rights. (EJT)

Describes the over-all business and production operation of the "Daily Illini" at the University of Illinois to show how this college publication has assumed the burdens and responsibilities of true independence. (GW)

The "Outline/Check List for Inventory Pre-Planning, Preparation and Conduct," used at the Skyline College Bookstore, is presented. The guides include information on paperwork, merchandise preparation, a time table, year-end accounting, and inventory procedures. (JMD)

Three areas (the physical environment of the school, the curriculum, and the school structure and staff roles) in which the early childhood program can either reinforce or discourage sex-stereotyped behavior are discussed. (CM)

Among all the tasks of the admissions officer in developing a successful marketing program, the hardest may be that of convincing other college administrators of the importance of admissions to the institution's survival. Discussed are long-range planning, budgeting, staff selection and training, and implementing a plan. (Author/LBH)

The role of housing officers in Great Britain is examined in view of changing circumstances and economic conditions. Results of a questionnaire survey indicate that residential planning has been characterized by a series of ad hoc and fragmented decisions and that housing officers occupy a low position in the administrative hierarchy. (LBH)

A discussion is presented of five categories of patient variables that seem to have useful relationships with both successful rehabilitation outcome and ease of management from the standpoints of medical and vocational rehabilitation. These classes of variables have been identified through clinical experience and validated empirically.…