The Law Teaching Clinic was held at the University of Wisconsin in 1971 and sponsored by the Association of American Law Schools. Law teachers attending the clinic were chosen because of their limited law teaching experience; their willingness to read the advance materials and spend three weeks at the clinic; and the approval of the dean of their…

The 32 academic year study programs for 1972-73 sponsored by the National Science Foundation are described in this directory. Institutes are provided for secondary school teachers and supervisors of science, mathematics, and social science at colleges and universities throughout the United States. Information on eligibility, requirements, stipends…

Over 200 academic year institutes for 1971-72 are described in this directory. The institutes, sponsored by the National Science Foundation at colleges and universities throughout the United States, are intended for secondary school teachers and supervisors of science, mathematics and social science. Information on eligibility, requirements,…

A COOPERATIVE, 6-WEEK SUMMER INSTITUTE WAS CONDUCTED AT THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART TO DEMONSTRATE SOME OF THE SPECIFIC WAYS THAT MUSEUM RESOURCES COULD BE USED TO IMPROVE THE TEACHING OF ART IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS. THE PROGRAM CONSISTED OF A COURSE IN THE HISTORY OF ART AND WORKSHOPS IN (1) MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES OF PAINTING, (2) TECHNIQUES IN…

A 16-WEEK TWO-SUMMER INSTITUTE WAS HELD TO ASSIST IN DEVELOPING THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL ESSENTIAL FOR TEACHING SPECIALIZED COURSES IN A 2-YEAR CURRICULUM IN BUSINESS ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING. THE REPORT DESCRIBES THE INSTITUTE'S ENROLLMENT, ENVIRONMENT (AREA AND SCHOOL), TEACHING STAFF, TEXT MATERIAL, AND COURSE OUTLINES. EVALUATIONS BY BOTH THE…

This report consists of excerpts from manuscripts and oral presentations, summaries of group work and individual evaluation forms, quotations from taped interviews, and editorial paraphrases that highlight the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) institute program on higher education's role in inservice education. Eight…

Suggestions are given for making inservice training more practically effective.

In order to prepare professionals to conduct inservice training for the teaching of vocational education to the handicapped in West Virginia, a training institute was held in the summer of 1976. (PHR)

The article considers the scope and the need for a statewide (Wisconsin) preservice and inservice training program to provide all handicapped children with an appropriate education program. (CL)

Provides detailed procedures and policies concerning the National Association of Geology Teachers--U.S. Geological Survey Cooperative Summer Field Training Program to provide professional geologic field experiences for undergraduate Geology majors. (SL)

This issue concentrates on an entire book which traces the historical development of teacher education in the USSR after the Revolution. The formation of teaching cadres, organization and development of teacher education institutions, and current trends in the self-education of teachers are discussed. An appendix is included. (JK)

Reports that many creative leading mathematicians have introduced the concept of baby research, signifying a playful investigation that takes place at a childs' initiative and is carried out with freedom without specific knowledge or pre-conceived ideas of where it leads. (Author/AM)

The history, goals, and current activities of the Center for Teaching and Learning at Stanford University are outlined and discussed in this article. The Center's main areas of concern are graduate student teaching, guidance for young faculty, and faculty renewal. (JD)

The Science and Engineering Education (SEE) Directorate of the National Science Foundation was eliminated in 1981, but has been refunded in 1985. The current plans for developing elementary and middle school science and mathematics programs are outlined. (MD)

To help business people and school staff work together more productively, a training program was developed for the Philadelphia High Schools' Academies Program. For these groups to work together effectively, points of view, attitudes, and approaches to working were reviewed. A discussion of this program is presented. (DF)