Interviews were conducted with 45 members of the Arizona Indian community and 34 non-Indian teachers employed at schools where the majority of students are American Indians to examine variables involved in identifying and providing programs for gifted Indian children. Ss were asked a series of questions regarding definitions and characteristics of…

A discussion of the importance of remaining flexible when establishing delineations. (HB)

The present paper presents systematically the theories and practices which belong to the scope of humanistic psychology. (Editor/RK)

The purpose of this article is not to teach anyone how to use a certain word; rather it is to examine the presuppositions, uses, and implications of the concept 'appreciation' in order to make it a more serviceable instrument in educational discussions. (Author/RK)

Briefly traces the history of linguistics and attempts to arrive at a definition useful to classroom teachers. (RB)

Discusses attempts by educators in reading to define reading and provides insight into the difficulty of such a venture. (RB)

This document presents an overview of the basis for the program requirements applicable to local school districts applying for grants under Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965. The study's basic research objective is to determine what additions, deletions, or clarifications are needed within the Title I legal framework to…

This essay considered the conception and attitude of modern French writers on creativity. (Author/RK)

Author attempted to throw some light on events in which he had been a witness and sometimes an actor, and to bring out the main lines of the surrealist adventure in the domain of the visual arts. (Author/RK)

Authors distinguished between policy and programs, explaining how policy leads to a host of programs. (Editor/RK)

Several issues related to conducting ethnographic research in schools are explored under 4 criterion headings: 1) appropriateness of the problem; 2) appropriateness of the ethnographer; 3) appropriateness of the research "climate"; and 4) appropriateness of expectations for the completed study. (AUTHOR/NQ)

Antecedents of humanistic education appear to be economic affluence and technological advancement. Historically, this phenomena occurred in classical Greece; the Renaissance; the agricultural and industrial revolutions in England; the Romantic period; the revolutions in the consciousness created by Marx, Freud, and the existentialists; and the…

This textbook is the fifth volume in a series of readers. New words are defined, and selections are preceded by suggested points to consider.