Presents a system of student reporting that provides a continuous record within the faculty for each student, comprehensive reporting including student attitude, and an opportunity for both student and parent input. (GS)

Provides a list of engineering education studies available to the public. (CP)

Summarizes the papers presented at the Congress. (PF)

This article considered the educational principles and objectives of the report on the Reform of Intermediate and Secondary Education (RISE). (RK)

Article examined the efforts of the United Nations to establish channels of communication with youth and international youth organizations. (Author/RK)

Briefly summarizes the papers presented at the 10th annual convention of the German Language Institute in Mannheim. The relationship between linguistic research and its applicability in the area of language instruction is discussed. (Text is in German.) (DS)

Article outlined some of the issues with which schools must be prepared to deal if they hope to expand and enrich the action-learning components in an instructional program. (Author/RK)

The chairmen of the five study groups met to share contributions from their groups and to summarize their observations and recommendations. This article is a summary, somewhat abridged here. (Author/RK)

Contains an open letter to the other commissions of the National Associate for the Teaching of English (NATE), reporting on the growth and direction of NATE in preschool planning. (RB)

Contradictary reports about almost everything are poured into almost everyone, constantly, by the media. (JH)

This issue of the Journal contains proceedings of the IAPPW's 60th Annual Conference. Highlights include discussions of classroom techniques, learning disabilities and child abuse. Annual Meeting, Atlantic City, New Jersey, September 1974. (Author/EK)

Describes the objectives of the Association of Geoscientists for International Development, some of which are: to evolve guidelines for training earth science personnel for developing countries, to develop criteria for selecting personnel for international service and to encourage communication between agencies interested in international aid in…

The benefit of research papers to a basic business class is not easily discernible through experimental research, but such intangible benefits as communicating ideas, identification of a problem, and practice at discovering conclusions based on facts seem reason enough to make research papers a part of the class assignment. (BP)

A report on DIDACTA, a semi-annual media exhibition, held in Brussels, Belgium. (HB)