As a result of parent interviews, the author, also a parent, suggests that parents generally find the same faults with services that counselors do. Parents see a need for more and better counselors, better personal and vocational counseling and better communication between counselors and the home. A number of recommendations are offered to improve…

Paper is based on a dissertation submitted to Brown University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Ph.D. degree in Psychology, June, 1966.

Article explores need for improvement in teaching the process of diagnosis as cruicial to delivery of appropriate medical care. (IR)

Describes a reading and listening study aid called a map" which, in addition to synthesizing information, displays it in pictorial form with special markings for main and supporting ideas. (MS)

The one definite way to insure confidentiality is to insist that no information be passed on to any one without the written permission from the student involved. The responsibility of any counselor should be only to his client. The counselor cannot act as an arm of the administration without sacrificing his effectiveness. (Author)

This article seeks to present a viable resolution of one of the perennial ideological issues in counseling: determinism versus human freedom. The dilemma has bearing on the related professional issue of client and counselor responsibility. (Author)

Speech presented at the Canadian Student Affairs Association, 1970. (CJ)

Reports replication and extension of Elkind and Weiss's study of perceptual exploration using 122 Israeli children. In general, results were upheld and reflected the influence of school experiences seen most specifically in the right-left directionality expected to result from learning to read Hebrew. (WY)

Presents representative poems written by students who had carefully examined one square foot of playground. (RD)