Article examines the reasons teachers in southern Canada leave their comfortable jobs for the more remote Northwest Territories and why they choose to stay there. (Author/RK)

Discusses the problem of the youngster who has failed, who knows that he has not mattered at school, and who leaves to find no job to go to, and is likely to become a violent, disruptive member of society. (Editor/RK)

Much of the debate at the Tokyo Conference was on the subject of democratization. These discussions were preceded by the preparation of a working paper, which examined some of the deficiencies in educational systems. (Author/RK)

Article describes the need for children to have the opportunity to gain a quality education, which will provide them with greater feelings of humanism rather than with the more limited virtues of academic development. (RK)

Discusses the nature of chemical engineering and the duty charged on chemical engineers. Indicates that adequate institutions are available for professional qualification at various levels. (CC)

Discusses the course offerings in pure color chemistry at two universities and the three main aspects of study: dyestuff chemistry, color measurement, and color application. Indicates that there exists a constant challenge to ingenuity in the subject discipline. (CC)

Describes the scope of chemical oceanography and various ways in which chemical oceanographers can become qualified. Indicates that most sciences are involved in the study of the subject. (CC)

Technical programs must be made as available as other kinds of post-secondary education. (Author/PG)

The education programme for 1973 and 1974 proceeds from general aims and from a need to contribute to a solution of problems raised by education today but attention is concentrated on the right to education and the regeneration of education. (JB)

This paper attempts to shed some light on the relation between educational opportunity, in terms of facilities, personnel, and services, and the type of community in which a student lives. (Author)

Article describes the progress in adult education in India using the aid of puppetry. (MM)

Paper assumes that it is premature to conclude that the public school system in our society should be dismantled. (Author)

Suggests that certain traditional beliefs being generally held by the Chinese Taiwanese have been the major cause of the conscious or unconscious racial bias exemplified in their conservative measures and reserved effort in helping their aboriginal fellow countrymen. (Author/JM)