Describes the Consortium for Higher Education in Religious Studies (CHERS), a consortium of 6 colleges and 5 seminaries in southwest Ohio. (HS)

The fact that the children with learning disorders had significantly more abnormal reflexes than did the normal children lends empirical support to the theory of minimal neurological impairment as a factor in the etiology of learning disabilities. (Author)

At The Pennsylvania State University, approximately 2,300 students are enrolled in five two-year engineering technology programs that lead to an Associate Degree in Engineering. The university coordinates these programs, faculty, facilities and equipment at 18 branch campuses. Adapted from paper presented at International Conference on the Trends…

Explains the Community Coordinated Child Care Program (4-C) established to develop mechanisms for coordination of day care at the State and local levels. (MF)

Organized programs for foreign students can no longer exist as they have in the past. (HS)

Outlines the reorganization of the vocational education program in Colorado. (Author)

This article looks at the complex network of co-operation which has had to be created for the Open University to achieve any success. (Editor/RY)

Describes development of the Education Commission of the States. (MK)

Medical technology education in Canada has made great strides in the last decade, author Delaat argues, but there is still a long way to go. He examines coordination at national and regional levels, says the latter leaves much to be desired probably because of poor teaching facilities, then comes out strongly in support of college-operated …