This curriculum guide describes the instructional program at the Ada H. H. Lewis Middle School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In brief, the goals of the program are to provide the schools' fifth-grade through eighth-grade students with educational opportunities based on an eclectic team-teaching approach. Four separate "houses" accommodate…

The bilingual education program for special education student teachers at Fordham University is described, and various cognitive and affective skills which a bilingual special education program must offer to prospective teachers are discussed. Included are explanations of four aspects of the program (cultural sensitivity, reading, oral English,…

The author looks at the role of the arts and sciences in inservice education, touches on delivery systems, considers the problem of how to motivate teachers to engage in inservice education, and investigates three approaches to guiding inservice programs. Two roles for arts and sciences are described: first, that of enriching teacher lives so that…

Information presented in this report includes basic statistics for fiscal year 1977, participation trends, instructional impact, expenditures and staffing patterns, parent involvement, and five-year trends. The first ranked areas of instruction in the Title I program was reading, and the second was mathematics. A third significant instructional…

This paper stresses the need for sex education in the schools, to complement what may be learned in the home or church. Due to negative community pressure, the youth service field has often hesitated to introduce such programs. Evidence is presented that there may be less opposition to sex education programs for the handicapped. An attempt to…

Outlined are the components of Project ADVANCE, a behavior modification program for severely emotionally disturbed children (14 to 20 years old); reported are results of a questionnaire sent to parents of children enrolled in Project ADVANCE; and summarized are data on the academic achievement of Project ADVANCE participants. Among the program…

Detailed in a case study is the improvement in a 3-year-old severely language delayed child who participated in the Self-Controlled Interactive Learning Systems program, an early childhood program incorporating educational technology. Reviewed are the student's language and behavioral accomplishments resulting from exposure to the "talking…

Transcripts for each of four audiovisual presentations, components of the Career Planning Support System (CPSS), are contained in this package. (CPSS is a comprehensive guidance program management system designed to provide information for local high schools to design, implement, and evaluate an upgraded career guidance program. CPSS describes how…

This paper outlines the KWIC Training Resources in Aging Project, an information service to assist trainers in aging. Program intent, content, format, etc. are presented. A project description, "What is KWIC and How Do I Use It?" introduces KWIC's services and products. That is followed by information on: (1) "KWIC's Services" and "KWIC Is...";…

This paper discusses the role and training needs of school leaders and then describes the rationale and basic design of a two-year Swedish program for training school leaders. The first half of the paper presents a democratic view of modern educational leadership and then examines the implications of that view for the design of training programs…

The aim of this research project was to analyze the interaction of supply and demand factors in order to explain secular changes in the value of human time, with special reference to investment in education. The methodology used was an economic analysis that applied economic theory to determine the supply of and demand for education by treating…

Discusses the stereotypical representation of Asian Americans as industrious, ambitious, quiet, and passive, then presents a program designed to aid Asian Americans to improve their reading, writing and verbal skills. (EJT)

Describes the use of tape recordings of interviews with divorced individuals for use in class discussions on marriage. (EJT)

Author visited twenty-four school districts set throughout Canada in order to learn how they each approached the problem of teaching non-English-speaking immigrant children. Five different types of programs for E. S. L. students were evaluated. (Author/RK)

The application of systems techniques to counselor education is explored as one means of improving the efficiency and effectiveness of counselor education. The application of systems technology to counselor education is demonstrated by the use of the systems approach in the teaching of a basic counseling technique--the open-end lead. (Author)