Eighty-five teachers enrolled in graduate school responded, in writing, to the meaning the statement, "I trust my principal," had for them. The responses served as the basis for a questionnaire administered to another group of 167 teachers in graduate classes. (Author/MLF)

The new copyright law expressly includes "choreographic works" as subject matter for copyright, but its treatment of choreography has flaws, including the lack of definition and dealing with choreographies created before the act becomes effective. These and other problems are discussed. (LBH)

Draws attention to the need for an interdisciplinary approach to social and human sciences. Compares social science research to the art of weaving, in which the weaver knits separate pieces together in a unified whole. Available from: Unipub, Box 433, Murray Hill Station, New York, New York 10016. (Author/DB)

There is a need in art education to clarify the conceptual meaning of art attitude and to delineate the qualities implicit therein. This research provides that clarification by presenting a definition of attitude applicable to art and art-related referents. Compares this definition to some fundamental characteristics of attitudes previously…

Health is a dynamic state of interactive personal and socioecological wellbeing. (Author)

Examines the ways in which an increasing reliance on explicit rules tends to undermine higher education's traditional governance models, which promoted academic freedom, and to replace them by "rational management" models, which may not. (Editor)

Among the variety of approaches to curriculum development, one methodology uses the idea of "consensus". It has been especially effective when used to define content areas within larger disciplines. While the technique may be applicable to curricula within any discipline, this research focuses on its application as a basis for the…

The article reviews curriculum areas, team roles and approaches, and the transdisciplinary approach in developing individualized education programs for physically handicapped students. (CL)

Discussed is the identification and stimulation of creative imagination imagery. (Author/DLS)

The measurement of creativity in children is discussed. (DLS)

A discussion of definitions of electrical wiring terms in both general and specialized French and English dictionaries that show "conductor" to be the generic term and the other words studied to be specific. Precisions are given for each term. (Text is in French.) (AMH)

This article discusses several oral diseases and some methods used in disseminating oral health information to guide the public in safe, effective prevention programs. Some suggestions are made for more effective educational programs. (MBR)

Information Science education has not yet matured to the level of being articulated in a program plan representing the consensus of members of a profession. Components of curriculum plans are discussed and a topic inventory for information science is presented with indications of its utility in curriculum design and assessment. (Author)

Computerized conferencing is defined, its advantages and disadvantages summarized, and its usefulness in project and crisis management reviewed. (MBR)

An operational definition of public television programming and its implications for development and production agencies is sorely needed. This article explores some of the components of such a definition and examines the differences in several types of educational programming in terms of specific design and evaluation variables of the program.…