Uses cluster analysis techniques to show that egalitarian policies in secondary education coupled with high financial inputs have measurable payoffs in higher attainment rates, based on Max Weber's notion of power'' within a community. (Author/JM)

Evaluates the measures which have been taken since 1962 to implement the recommendations on Maori education at the pre-school, primary, secondary, and tertiary levels of the New Zealand Commission on Education, set up in February, 1960. (Author/JM)

Traces development of Danish secondary school during last one hundred years. Notes learning differences and educational achievements between boys and girls. (DS)

In order to be the primary, revitalized intellectual institution in a free society, the university, through the educational planner, must facilitate an academic environment which is truly humane. (Author/RK)

The new campus of Mount Royal College (Canada), located on the Blackfoot Indian Reserve, represents an attempt to allow the Indian to control his education and preserve his cultural heritage. (RN)

Contrasts and compares the education of two radically different black groups in order to show how basic political ideologies affect educational policies and practices. (Author/JM)

Analyzes the 1970-1971 School Profiles,'' profiling each high school in the city, in terms of per capita costs, percent other'' pupils, percent of pupils reading below grade level, percent of attendance, pupil-teacher ratio, and teacher experience. (JM)

An intensive logical and empirical critique of Herrnstein's suggestion that a state of equal social, economic, and educational opportunities in a society would inevitably produce a meritocracy based on hereditary potential for intelligence. (JM)

The author urges more interaction between leaders in human potential movements and adult education leaders, since the aim of both movements is to help people learn and grow. (Author/JB)

Selected high school graduates can earn a year's college credit through College-Level Examination Program. (Editor)