Describes graphically a simplified version of PERT (Program Evaluation and Review Technique), an instrument for organizing, planning, and implementing work projects. (KJ)

Some of the factors which hinder the development of research and evaluation in central service units producing instructional television programs in universities are considered." (Editor)

The American Association of Junior Colleges' Program with Developing Institutions provides guidance to many junior colleges seeking federal aid under Title III of the Higher Education Act. The functions and activities of the Program are discussed. (CA)

Includes the purposes of judo and description of a judo match (with regulations). (AN)

The primary objectives of the study were to determine the relationships of various social and personal factors to adjustment, to identitify the attitudes, values and motivations which either facilitate or retard adjustment. The finding will provide guidelines for planning adult education programmes for revitalising the rural people in these war…

Paper prepared for the Northeast Regional Conference for the Gifted and Creative (November 5, 1970, New Haven, Connecticut). (Author)

Consumer education is a necessary and integral part of the total educational process, and we must strive to accord it rightful status in all curriculums. To ensure the economic health of our nation's marketplace and its future consumers, we can do no less. (Author)

The pressures that force a company to plan its information systems strategy help determine the shape its plan will take. (Author)

Stresses ways in which agricultural education contributes to general education. (SB)

The planning of any service within the Community Mental Health Center will only be as effective as the amount of consideration which has also been given to understanding the catchment area, administration, continuity of care, and the areas of staffing and funding. Basic principles and guidelines are described for each of the five essential…

There are problems in adult basic education--little specially produced professional material available to it; little time spent on preplanning stages; severe budgetary limitations; and an elementary school syndrome. (EB)

Students in data processing will see its contributions to our technological society in much sharper relief than those who get no closer to a computer than their next change-of-address card. (Author)