Article considered reasons why projects are attempting to involve parents in child development. (Author/RK)

The article is a report of a two-phase project designed to determine the employment opportunities for persons who have knowledge and skills in agricultural subjects and the community resources available to programs of vocational agriculture in Connecticut. (Author/BP)

Job Corps programs have changed during its ten years, and include new residential manpower centers, support centers, coeducational centers, and civilian conservation centers. The article traces the history and development of this vital educational program. (MW)

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) is attempting to develop total programs of occupational safety and health protection. It has established research criteria and a priority system for evaluating the order of investigating suspect substances or agents based upon the expected gain of the health benefit. (Author/MW)

This article outlines a technique for analyzing segments of a college's market for students. Careful scrutiny of the segments in which the college has a limited appeal (programs for high-ability male students, or tuition schedules based on parental income) may suggest strategies for improving the college's performance in those segments. (Editor/PG)

Discussed the development of a project entitled International Management Training for Educational Change, which focused on educational innovation and on sharing information among countries. (RK)

With racial balance revealed as just the tip of the desegregation iceberg, White Plains launched a broad program in human relations. (Editor)

Developed solutions for the education of various minority groups in inner city settings. (Author/RK)

We in continuing education must define and refine our philosophical commitments based on our parent organization's philosophy, the mandates from professional organizations, and our own professional value systems. (Author)

Discussed the Learning Activity Package, a method for creating effective individualized programs. (Author/RK)

Article presented a plea for mandatory legislation with the proper financial support that would provide quality special educational services to all children who need them. (Editor/RK)

Article cited reasons for the phenomenal growth of IGE. Included were the advantages for teachers, administrators and students. (RK)

Described a program designed to alieviate and find workable alternatives to drug use and abuse, to address the causes as well as the symptoms of drug abuse, and to confront drug problems at the community level. (Author/RK)