Article describes the planning and design of a part-time continuing education program for intermediate-level rural development staff, and presents reasons why a combination of more localized and individual teaching-learning media was chosen in preference to the national mass media. (Author)

The development of a community school in Menominee County (Kishena, Wisconsin) is described. (FF)

Data on 19 threshold work experience variables were obtained by interview from 183 high school graduates and 90 dropouts one and a half years after leaving school. Factor analyses of these data showed strikingly similar factor structures for both groups. (Author)

UNESCO, through member countries, is stimulating implementation of vocational education in agriculture at several levels. (Editor)

Compares British enrollment projections for the last five years with actual enrollment figures, and gives an enrollment projection for higher education in the later 1970's. (SP)

The participating students were provided with membership in a group which had psychological reality, were given some reference facts with which to compare themselves, and were given some intellectual tools by which they might better understand the stresses acting on them. Evaluation of the pilot project was generally favorable. (Author)

Former Deputy Commissioner in the U. S. Office of Education, the author has been credited with having coined" the term accountability. (Editor/RY)

Revised version of a paper read at La Trobe University Language Teaching Seminar, Bundoora, Victoria, Australia, in April 1972. (DS)

Results of the study demonstrate that adolescents are influenced in the choices they make by the actions and expectations of others in similar decision making conditions. (Author)

The author states that neglect of the special educational needs of secondary school students in Canada has contributed to a high dropout rate and has resulted in increased delinquency, lack of employment, and a high incidence of poor mental health and social adjustment among the dropout population. (GW)

This study investigated the premise that the theory of work adjustment can be applied to investigations of college student adjustment. The prediction that satisfaction is inversely related to remaining in college was supported by the findings on this group of students. (Author)

The Keeps All Pupils in School (KAPS) program in Baltimore is discussed. (DB)

Dropouts, some with police records, are trained for clerical work while working parttime. Unsuccessful trainees are recycled until they receive a permanent job. (BH)