Author gives numerous suggestions to increase personal interaction between student and teacher. (SP)

Condensed from Continuing Education Programs and Services for Women," published by the Women's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor, 1971. (Editor)

Includes Section V, materials on English composition for students who expect to transfer to 4-year institutions, and Section VI, materials on composition for students in terminal, vocational programs; Sections I and II were prublished in the Winter 1969 issue (pp. 10-56), Sections III and IV in the Spring 1970 issue, and other sections will appear…

Evening college faculty members...had a generally less favorable attitude toward adult students than they had toward their ideal conception of a college student. (Author)

Overall, the results of the study suggest that older students may be generally more satisfied with college than are younger students. (Author)

Discusses some of the difficulties in vocabulary learning and gives suggestions for building vocabulary in meaningful contexts. (EKN)

Lists professional organizations; library and resource centers; journals and periodicals; government publications; and books and articles with interests in language, adults, ESL, or social and educational issues. Most are Canadian. (EKN)

A study of the relative effects of socioeconomic and psychological factors on adult learner dropouts revealed that dropout and persistence are apparently two distinct phenomena. The Social Readjustment Rating Scale was the best significant predictor of dropout. The Differential Aptitude Test was the only significant predictor of achievement. (SB)

Focuses on adult learners who are enrolling in universities in greater numbers each year. Discusses four components of media as an instructional tool: (1) learner analysis; (2) development of objectives; (3) media design; and (4) evaluation. (JN)

Examines changes in the capacity of older learners to receive and process information and to respond appropriately and efficiently. Considers noncognitive factors influencing classroom performance and suggests ways to improve efficiency of classroom materials for older learners. (JOW)

In the research study described, 80 subjects in one control and four treatment groups viewed sets of slides on types of sailboats. Results indicate that making apparent the hierarchical relationships among concepts of a conceptual hierarchy enhances learner performance in classifying unencountered instances of those concepts. Thirty-eight…