Research activities undertaken in the past year have focused in the following three areas: a) evaluation of graduates from the program; b) program development in public schools; c) teacher competency scale development. This article briefly describes them. (Author/JA)

Article considered three areas of attitudes that seemed important in the relationship they have for concepts of rehabilitation. (Author/RK)

Examined community service programs to see if they continued to serve overall community needs in the Foothill Community College District (California). (Author/RK)

Presented programs, workshops and seminars on creative problem-solving given by different educational institutions in 1974-75. (RK)

This article describes a consultant-to-counselor concept in which a consultant serves as a resource person and aid to school counselors and guidance program directors. (RWP)

The systems approach is described, and a generalized model for planning and maintaining a career education delivery system in any setting is presented. (Author)

Four public perspectives are identified and evaluated, and three prerequisite conditions are recommended for implementation of a comprehensive career education program. (Author)

This study describes a process for establishing teacher criteria which includes articulating individual subjective goal orientations, interacting with others similarily involved, locating priorities among the goals, collating agreements on general goal statements, and operationalizing these through numerous specific, descriptive characteristics.…

Considered the need for school programs that will provide information on birth control organization. (RK)

Describes the development of a community education program for the urban Indian population of Phoenix. (DN)

A speech presented at a Community Education Workshop in Birmingham, Alabama, that describes the development and operation of a community school program designed to give people what they need and to follow their interests. (Author/DN)

The article distinguishes between two functions of retirement preparation programs, counseling and planning, and reevaluates the evidence bearing on each of these functions in program effectiveness. A four-page bibliography accompanies the article. (Author/AG)

A discussion of the GED Project at Kentucky Educational Television, Lexington, Kentucky. (HB)

Article described an experiment in education which set out to find how much more effective a career officer might be and to assess whether the mutual needs of career officers and career teachers would be better served in this way. (Author/RK)

Evaluations are conducted to aid the development of quality occupational programs, provide data for program planning at State and local levels, and to ensure accountability of Federal and State fund allocations. To improve evaluations, criteria reflecting the missions of the local program should be used instead of a standard evaluative instrument.…