Article investigated the ways schools can influence learning processes in students. (RK)

Article set out to compare the results, over a period of years, from the same school, operating under two different sets of conditions, to see if any significant differences could be found in the educational opportunities the school offered to its pupils under the two systems. (Author/RK)

Article sought to look at the evidence for educational deprivation and to examine the theory in regard to language acquisition. (Author/RK)

Author is a member of the Department of Educational Sociology at the University of Edinburgh. He examines here an important international achievement study. (Editor/RK)

Author contended that no broad-ranging study of the way sex-roles are presented in British reading schemes exists. In this article he described a preliminary study on sex-role content in readers in order to remedy this lack of information. (Author/RK)

In this article the author put forward some relatively novel ideas about the nature and purpose of tests and examinations. (Editor/RK)

The investigator sought to assess the ability of a traditional practicum to ameliorate attitudes and behaviors that predisposed trainees to behave dogmatically; to strengthen those attitudes that allow them to respond openly; and to determine what types of activities promoted these changes most efficiently. (Author)

The study identifies the particular traits that each of the personality inventories is likely to identify, at least with the specific population of teacher candidates at the University of Utah. (Author)

The Ross Educational Philosophical Inventory (REPI) is used to correlate students' general educational philosophy with their potential teacher attitudes, performance, and approach. (Author/NJ)

Describes a developmental counseling program now in operation involving graduate and undergraduate School of Education students at the University of Miami, Florida. Graduate counselor trainees staff a counseling center, drawing their clientele from the undergraduate population. Conclusions note that both counselors and "clients" benefit from the…

Investigates the proposition that a counselor's early relationship with his parents relates to his counseling effectiveness. Some sex differences were observed in parental perceptions. (Author/NJ)

The central problem of this study was to determine whether teachers working with children identified as residing in low socioeconomic level homes and teachers working with children identified as residing in middle socioeconomic level homes differed in the quantity and quality of exhibited nonverbal behavior. (Author)

Describes a program which provides the opportunity for any student to become involved in a program of his choice related to any aspect of industrial arts. (SB)

Describes a conceptual scheme that will help elementary school children understand the occupations and types of work he learns about in school. (SB)

The award was made to a high school English teacher who developed a program incorporating extensive field work into the academic regime. (SP)