This article describes a new concept in teaching English as a foreign language. (HS)

On the basis of information gathered from returning personnel of the many overseas aid programs, the author believes that new training methods are needed to establish desirable behavioral attributes in prospective volunteers. (RB)

Two presentations from a panel discussion at the National ACAC Conference, 1969, both call for more support for programs which bring both foreign students and minority disadvantaged students to American campuses. (CJ)

An outline of the whys and whats of a proposed exchange program for educational administrators in the commonwealth is presented. (AH)

Proposes an exchange program in which professors of educational administration would change places with administrators in the field. Argues that such an exchange would improve each group's image of the other. (IRT)

The temporary swapping of roles between teacher educators and in-service teachers leads to an increase of professional understanding and to improved teacher preparation programs. (LH)

A discussion of recent plans for exchange of scholars between China and the U.S. (BB)

Describes, in broad terms, a teacher's experience of teaching at a school for boys in England for a year. Talks about the ways that he had to adjust and the ways that teaching there were similar to teaching in the United States. (TB)

Describes the process by which one high school in New Jersey successfully set up an overseas exchange program with a school in Great Britain. Gives specific details to be considered and lists the benefits of such a program. (HB)

Reports on increasing difficulties experienced by Chinese students and scholars in obtaining U.S. visas, possibly due to more rigorous examination of individuals in "critical" technological fields following the recent spy case and to the high numbers of Chinese students who do not return to China. Critics claim the visa process is…

Assesses the effects of lost resources on exercise behavior among a sample of foreign exchange students who were identified as having experienced a relapse in their level of physical activity. Results indicate a significant effect for scores on processes of change, self-efficacy, and decisional balance. Exercise behavior was significantly…

Expresses enthusiasm regarding the value of European exchange programs. The article focuses on convincing teachers and students of the need to temporarily reside abroad, even at the cost of material sacrifice. (Author/CK)

Explains the merits and liabilities of student exchange programs and examines the factors needed to establish successful programs. (EV)