A change to the metric system -- the International System of Units -- in the building construction industry would require a federal agency to administer a nationally coordinated program with representation of the various building construction industries. The program should include a carefully planned sequence of events for transition and a…

In wake of increased frequency of accidents, disasters, and catastrophes caused by nature or technological development across the world, an important need has arisen to rush assistance and to coordinate all such efforts. An International Rescue Organization is proposed to meet these needs. (PS)

Author describes three approaches to educational planning and examines the Worth Report on educational planning in Canada, finding it generally impressive'' but making two major criticisms. (SP)

A State director of community education explains how he functions as an administrator, facilitator, catalyst, consultant, resource person, and public relations person. (MF)

Illinois educational center coordinates materials for regional schools and shares them via facsimile transmitting units. (Author)

Provides an interdisciplinary background in the development of normal perceptual-motor behavior and intelligence as well as a current understanding of the neurophysiological basis of sensorimotor deficits and learning problems. (Author/AN)

The all-day sessions described in this article and the two-way communications between the chairmen of the state and the local committees helps to coordinate the activities of the two groups in Vermont. (Author)

More contact between urban and rural schools is needed if the discrepancies in quality are to be eliminated. (MB)

Comparisons among measures of vocal and manual responses indicate the two response systems are not independent and suggest the hypothesis that processes of coordination occur with children 4 years or older that do not cccur with younger children. (Author/WY)

Paper presented at the Merrill-Palmer Conference on Research and Teaching of Infant Development, February 13-15, 1970. (JE)

Author believes both lawyers and sociologists have oversold importance of social science research and that it has not broadened legal education. (Editor/IR)