The teacher's guide presents a set of eight lessons designed to help students develop the skills necessary for making responsible and effective decisions. The lessons focus on: (1) the need to make many decisions daily; (2) alternatives to decisions; (3) decisions based on values; (4) the future consequences of decisions; (5) decisions that are…

This paper, a critique of student development as a reform movement in higher education, addresses seven concerns about the student development movement and the model of student affairs that it articulates. First, the paper notes that student development appears focused on the personal development of the individuals seemingly detached from the…

Author believed that individual musicians are responsible for constantly seeking high artistic ideals that will prevent the stage band from being trite and commonplace. (Author/RK)

Educational travel does more for students than merely show them the sights. It has the larger purpose of sensitizing them to other cultures by helping them to understand background of what they see. Mental growth and attitudinal change will be the result of a well-conceived and well-constructed travel itinerary. (Editor)

Students discovered that the cemetery can be an outdoor classroom rich in action-oriented experiences and learning activities. (Author/RK)

Article described the qualities that make up the successful debater as well as the interaction that takes place between debaters and debating teams. (RK)

How can you arouse and maintain active interest in health? Author offers a number of intriguing ways. (Editor/RK)

Article investigated the contributions which physical education could provide for stimulating children to desire and seek a creative approach to learning. (Editor/RK)

Article suggested new approaches and alternatives are not necessarily the answer to make an art program effective; programs must be made fluid enough to accomodate individual differences. (Author/RK)

Discussed the expansion of perceptual learning and the thought processes that relate our ideas. (RK)

Creating poetry with your students is fun for everyone - class excitement is high and rewards are many. (Editor)

Author focused on play as a useful and essential activity. (Editor/RK)

Students learned the crafts of spinning, weaving, netting, wood carving, and candlemaking in a small town with no recreational facilities. (Editor/RK)

Discussed cooperative educational efforts between parents and teachers that focused on vocational preview, minicraft courses, and behavior modification. (Author/RK)

This document concerns the need for college and university student affairs professionals to prepare for the 21st century. It asserts that an understanding of the concept of balance can help student affairs professionals gain insight into how individual students use the academic process and the college experience for beneficial growth and…