Author Lux takes issue with views of Howard Nelson in counseling a former student, Joe," to include pre-vocational and occupational content in his industrial-arts classes. (GB)

Major considerations that bear upon the capacity, dimension and distribution of institutions for the education of medical manpower and improvement of our nation's health services. (Editor/IR)

A report on the origin, planning, and conclusions of the Anglo-American Seminar on Teaching English to the Linguistically Deprived (Walsall, England, June 1968); appeared originally in Impact" (Journal of the New York State Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development). (Editor/RD)

The authors attack the medical model of treating psychological problems and propose an educational model of the teaching of new skills. (Editor)

Reported is an exploratory venture summarizing cooperative work of a university computing center and a university counseling center in developing a methodology for storing interview material in narrative form. Steps in the development of this facility is related to an ongoing study of student development. (Author)

Described is the preparation of "a program to update the media skills of the occupational teachers of the Long Island Area." (Author/LS)

Its executive director outlines the history and describes the current operations of the Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network. (LS)

"A paper presented at the Sixth Annual Convention of the National Society for Programmed Instruction, held in San Antonio, April 17-20, 1968. (Editor)

A suggested plan for teaching business education to the disadvantaged student. This article is a portion of a talk given by Mrs. Warner at the American Vocational Association meeting in Boston. (Editor)