GRADES OR AGES: 7-12; SUBJECT MATTER: Mathematics. ORGANIZATION AND PHYSICAL APPEARANCE: The guide has an introduction and four chapters: 1) A Sample Mathematics Curriculum; 2) The Exceptional Student in Mathematics; 3) Mathematics Components for Comprehensive Occupational Education; 4) Reference Materials. The guide is printed and spiral bound with a soft cover. OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES: The guide makes no attempt to detail objectives or activities for each grade. General outlines are given for the low achiever and the mathematically talented in chapter 2. Chapter 3 lists activities and the related mathematical concepts for auto mechanics, electronics (electricity-radio), graphic communications, hospitality occupations, industrial drawing and drafting, and metal processing occupations. INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS: Chapter 4 lists texts, pamphlets, periodicals, sources of free and inexpensive materials, sources of transparencies for the overhead projector, sources of models and equipment, computer training kits, computer companies, and toys, games, and puzzles for learning mathematics. STUDENT ASSESSMENT: No specific provisions are made for evaluation. (MBM)