The merits of the dial access information retrieval system is compared with cassette programs at Wesley College. (RK)

Discusses ways in which schools can get parents more actively involved in the education of their children, such as work in the classroom, a community resource file, library help, and personal contacts with parents. A case study presents the way in which one school involved parents in the school program. (DN)

Paper represents an attempt to systematically describe the behavior of the teacher in an informal, or open classroom. (Author)

Describes an approach to consultation with core city elementary schools that utilizes the concept of encouraging children to be helpful to each other--which necessitates a lateral rather than a vertical classroom structure, with decision making and problem solving shared by the children. (RJ)

Examines the secretarial science program in terms of changes in curriculum, course content, and mode of study. (JS)

New senior high school in Little Falls, New York, has space for all the innovations educators dream about. (Editor)