In this paper delivered at the 80th Annual Conference on Research in Medical Education, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 1969, author stressed need for accelerated educational research effort in medicine. (IR)

Excerpt from an UNESCO publication edited by C. E. Beeby which recounts a discussion about Negro education in America. (DM)

Satiric essay calling attention to the lack of coordination between elementary, secondary, and higher education in this country, and the government's failure to act to alleviate this problem. (LS)

This is the second part of an investigation, the first part of which appeared in Journal of Learning Disabilities (March, 1970). (RD)

The use of a laboratory in which to teach social studies would greatly enrich the curriculum of this field. (CK)

Discusses what educational technology is and explains how in Britain the National Council for Educational Technology "has set about its job of matching new educational requirements with new technological resources. (Author/LS)

Schools seeking to sharpen their academic skills programs should consider defining their academic goals; organizing the school's resources and modifying the schedule, curricula, and instructional techniques to meet the goals; and developing an evaluation program that effectively measures progress toward the goals. (PGD)

Defines literacy as an equilibrium between the achievement of the person and the demands of the context in which the person is situated. Suggests that understanding this equilibrium is the first step in developing realistic educational programs. (AEA)