If the Catholic Church would deal very honestly with the problem of making educational experiences as meaningful and rewarding for black students as they are for white students, with input from its black constituency, it would be taking a tremendous step in the educational advancement and liberation of black people. (Author/CB)

Here's an illustration of what one South Carolina institution has done to make the tec education'' system work. (Editor)

Special issue on Black Dialect: Historical and Descriptive Issues'' edited by William A. Stewart. (RS)

The type and extent of female education in Great Britain in the late eighteenth century was characterized by social status. (DS)

Discusses the British experiment with use of multimedia for instruction. (JF)

Institute offers flexible opportunities to women for study and development in scholarship, the creative arts, and the professions. (HS)

Many variables used to determine student need, especially family and environmental variables, do not provide means of differentiating between persisters and withdrawers. No new basis was found for predicting success in terms of persistence, or for identifying students who might need special guidance assistance. (Author)

Author discusses British system of tutors and half-tutors used effectively as teacher educators between the school and university. (IR)

Limitations in the education of hearing impaired children are seen as not likely to be removed by instigation of manual communication. (KW)

A comprehensive survey reveals which states have laws concerning admissions to public 2-year colleges and what these laws mean. (Editor)