Article lists the advantages and disadvantages of Performance Based Teacher Education (PBTE). (RK)

Discussed the philosophical basis of the ANISA model, a new comprehensive education model, and its implications for preschool programs. (RK)

In this paper the author considers some themes connected with demands for democratization and certain conceptual confusions associated with those themes. (Author/RK)

Discusses educational legislation and the rights of all citizens in England to obtain an education. (RK)

Author reviewed the final section, composed of five chapters, of Philosophical Redirection of Educational Research'', and concerns himself with themes of pro-science and anti-science in the educational research community. (Author/RK)

Considers an approach to the development of career programs. (Author/RK)

Article explores some of the issues involved in a consideration of educational objectives. (Editor)

After the defeat by Napoleon, Prussia endeavored to rebuild its war torn country by instituting sweeping social and educational reforms. This effort marked one of the few instances in which philosophical anthropology formed the explicit basis of a successful program of social change. (Author/KM)

Six authors, viewing from their particular expertise, express the need to nurture and develop humanization qualities in children through global education. (SM)

An interview with Walter Perry, Vice-Chancellor of The Open University, in which he discusses his educational philosophy. (HB)

The principal of a new high school in New York City, which is to serve as a model for innovative practices, describes how his school's program is attempting to establish an educational environment that will meet the anticipated needs of all students. (Editor)

Philosophically, American schools are based on a Middle European or Germanic model, value facts and stiff learnings. The learning styles of black children do not fit this model. (DM)

Tells of a young man's experience in teaching. Despite social change and liberalized views, the public will not accept a rehabilitated drug addict as a teacher. (DS)

Author reviews a book on America's founder of research in child study, G. Stanley Hall, and suggests omissions which could have made it more interesting. (RK)

Article analyzes the needs of children regarding their education, the setting for that education, and the psychological theories that best satisfy those needs. (RK)