Describes the use of modern research equipment (electron microscopes, seismographs, and solar telescopes) for education from primary to upper secondary levels in a county science center. (AL)

Describes program offerings, student enrollment, curriculum, employment opportunities, placement of graduates, and work experience at an institution utilizing five full-time foresters and one consultant on its instructional staff. (DM)

Describes an informational program in South Carolina designed to reach "underemployed and unemployed black youth, 16 to 22 years of age." (Author/AK)

Describes the six-year elementary-school life science program of SCIS designed to develop the ecosystem concept. Includes these major units: Organisms, Life Cycles, Populations, Environments, Communities, and Ecosystems. (AL)

Describes the revision of a college biology sequence, and outlines the content of some courses in the core. (AL)

Describes a program designed to accelerate and enhance the development of children by applying scientifically sound educational procedures as soon after birth as possible and by continuing their application for as long as the person remains involved in the educational system." Appended are approximately 50 references. (Author/AA)

Consists of exerpts from a recent UNESCO report describing a joint project of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) for Palestinian refugees in the Near East and the UNESCO Institute of Education in Beirut. (DM)

Cites advantages to be gained by establishing more laboratory nursery schools through out India. (WY)

In July 1968, the First National City Bank in New York (Citibank) received a government contract to train the disadvantaged by providing orientation, counseling, job related education, supervisor training, child care, transportation, and some medical and dental care. The Job Opportunities in the Business Sector Program (JOBS) stipulated pay of $70…