Retention of students...has detrimental effects, not only on academic achievement but also on the students' self-concepts and attitudes. (Author)

Guidelines to a clear and concise policy for dealing with offenders are given. (Author/SP)

Condensed from Continuing Education Programs and Services for Women," published by the Women's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor, 1971. (Editor)

Article, originally published in The Classroom Teacher" in 1929, defines school's main duties: to teach children to do better the desirable things they will do anyway," and to reveal higher activities and make them both desired and, to an extent, possible." (Editor/Author)

Author compares supply of qualified teachers with the numbers of teachers who are employed" (the surplus) and with the numbers who should be employed to attain a specified standard of educational quality" (the shortage). (Author/SP)

Article discusses the implications of the decision by the California Supreme Court that school financing through property taxes violates the Fourteenth Amendment. (SP)

By recognizing the expanding dimensions of education's responsibility and by designing appropriate patterns of finance and structure, the educational system can weather its crisis and achieve flexibility. (Author/SP)

A two-part article, with one author giving reasons for and the other, reasons against. (SP)

Author discusses initial and subsequent screening and some of the problems involved. (Author/SP)

Author discusses classroom groupings, notes present day problems, and suggests breaking down semesters of content into short-term, single-topic courses. (Author/SP)