This article presents the case for what may be termed the corporation approach.'' This approach has given advise to management-consultation firms to replace or bolster the admissions office in selling the institution and completing each freshman class with the best students available. (JC)

By enhancing the teachers' competencies in managing student behavior, the consultant sought to reduce the number of children needing counseling. Such consultation is both preventative and problem-oriented. (JC)

Alphabetical listing of manufacturers and suppliers of the products and services listed in this issue of Environmental Science and Technology entitled Pollution Control Directory, 1972-73.'' Information relative to pollution control and abatement. (LK)

Three sorts of training are required -- practical experience, deepened self-knowledge, and conceptual understanding. (Author)

This article describes an innovative, child-oriented, self-development project that gives the child major responsibility for assessing his own developmental neeeds. (Author)

Based on personal experience, article outlines common problems which the author notes must be expected when an outside expert or consultant gives inplant training programs. Foremost among these are the mixed educational level of the class and the resistance to new techniques or mathematical references. (PD)

This article describes one technique useful to a consultant helping an institution come to grips with current administrative problems. Organizational theory is used as a springboard for planned change in the psychiatric unit of a large hospital. The consultant's role in promoting an analysis of problems is described. (Author)

Cautions against school districts blaming taxpayer revolt" when school tax support campaign methods have not been changed in a decade or more. (EA)

Discusses the role of the psychological consultant in nursery schools for disadvantaged children as it differs from the service provided for more economically advantaged children. Special attention is focused on staff tensions and staff-parent relationships. (AJ)

As of mid-1970 45 states employed state social studies specialists. Further data from a survey indicate their educational preparation, duties (consulting more than supervision), professional association affiliation, and salaries. 95 percent of local school districts do not employ a social studies consultant. (DB)

Views controversies over the Miller-Unruh Reading Act as the origin of total state involvement in the teaching of reading in California. (MD)