Discussed Hawaii's efforts to provide for handicapped students through stimulation by the President's Committee on Mental Retardation. (RK)

Three aspects of social change which create a challenge for counselors are examined: 1) providing better opportunities for children who do not value education; 2) advising girls on their educational aspirations; and, 3) upgrading the certification of counselors. (Author/PC)

Portions of Inequality: A Reassessment of the Effects of Family and Schooling in America (Jencks et al 1972) are reviewed. For related articles see TM 501 196-200. (MLP)

Outlined the development of the community college and its recent progress and meaning for students. (RK)

Human interactions are important to the organizational development process. How this applies to hospitals in promotional and/or training opportunities is discussed. (AG)

Article set out to compare the results, over a period of years, from the same school, operating under two different sets of conditions, to see if any significant differences could be found in the educational opportunities the school offered to its pupils under the two systems. (Author/RK)

Among the institutions that are now in the firing line is the sixth form dominated grammar school. Here we give a pen-portrait of Manchester Grammar School. (Editor/RK)

Suggests that a substantial section of the population in Northern Ireland is deprived of educational advantages which are selectively accorded to students on the basis of religion, class and sex. The issues of comprehensive and integrated education are seen as predominating in the 1970's. (Author/SF)

The result of a national working conference held in October, 1976, this publication describes twelve respected and successful internship/fellowship programs, each of which has had a demonstrated record of successful identification, selection, training, and finally, placement of minority group individuals in positions of leadership and…

The speaker raises a number of his concerns about education, including the need to pursue excellence, educational opportunity, educational atmosphere, motivation, instruction in priorities, individual responsibility, and personal and social values. (IRT)

Author focused on the life and death of one boarding school. (Editor/RK)

The journal in which this article has been published is obtainable from the Community Relations Commission, 15-16 Bedford Street, London, WC2E 9HX, England. (JM)

The Committee on National Statistics convened a conference in October 1979 to begin to examine the question of how discrimination and equity in education can be measured. The 10 participants represented a wide range of disciplines, and the 15 representatives of federal agencies included both producers and users of indicators of equity. Background…

The assumption is made that opportunity means a chance to participate, if one chooses, in the intellectual, economic and personal rewards available most readily through mastering the skills, such as literacy and numeracy, that are important in at least one of the viable cultures that make up the society. Historically, the members of some groups,…

NOTING THAT THE WELFARE OF INDIVIDUAL CITIZENS AS WELL AS THE WELFARE OF THE CITY, STATE, AND NATION DEMANDS THAT THE VICIOUS CYCLE OF INSUFFICIENT EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, UNEMPLOYMENT, AND POVERTY BE BROKEN, THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF NEW YORK CITY PROPOSED A 5-YEAR EMERGENCY PROGRAM FOR QUALITY EDUCATION. THE PROGRAM INCLUDES PLANS FOR THE…