First part of article, a resource unit, suggests class activities and books to broaden students' of the stereotyped perception of women in our society and of feminist goals. Second section lists films for consciousness raising" available from various sources. (PD)

Eighth-grade students normally turned off by poetry became enthusiastic and skilled writers of the cinquain, haiku, tanka and Korean sijo forms after teacher explained their structure and showed films for inspiration. (PD)

Sixth-grade pupils wrote, illustrated and bound books for children in a Head Start program, testing them first on kindergartners in their own school. They thus gained a better understanding of what they themselves do when they read. (PD)

Bringing TV into the classroom can enable children to learn to identify a sequence of ideas, the main theme of a story, describe characters and make judgments about them through the dialogue they hear. (Author/ML)

Article shows the method of using the question is economic growth good or bad" as a way of teaching values to economic students. (Author/ML)

The article deals with Regional Medical Programs, and tells how the programs are changing and adapting to meet current needs and goals. (Author/LF)

The functions of the Psycho-Education Center at the University of Washington are described, together with the services it will offer to the state and local communities. (MM)

The program described in this article examined the impact of parental group counseling in the reading performance of underachieving students. (MM)

An exploratory study involving three days of brief instruction in a process-by-attribute approach. Significant performance gains were recorded. (MM)

A test of the hypothesis that writing and using computer programs related to selected mathematical content positively affects performance on those topics. Results particularly support the hypothesis. (MM)

A test of the relative effects of verbal definitions and numerical examples as correctional feedback in a computer-assisted learning task. (MM)

Article details a method for making overhead transparencies from glossy magazine photographs, using Con-Tact sheeting and water. (PD)

Author outlines several ways to rouse the chronic classroom sleeper, including one derived from Rip Van Winkle. (PD)