Describes a school-based program that attempts to intervene in the failure syndrome of pregnant adolescents, which is reflected in the areas of education, health, self concept, and parenting. (PB)

Describes a special school-based program to provide medical, social, and educational services to pregnant adolescents. (PB)

Examines problems and changes in the relationship between a mother and her pregnant daughter. (PB)

Examines how social-work services can aid in involving the unmarried father in matters of adoption concerning his child. (PB)

Stresses the importance of parenthood education for school-age parents as well as their classmates. (PB)

This article discusses how school systems can train children to see themselves as failures. (JS)

This article discusses the following common intestinal parasites: a) roundworm; b) pinworm; c) hookworm; d) threadworm; e) trichina worm; and f) whipworm. (JS)

This article discusses the two most frequently found intestinal helminths: tapeworms and roundworms. (JS)

This article urges greater awareness of parasitic infestations and describes a Texas school district's program designed to "deworm" a community. (JS)

This article urges broad-scale education programs enlisting the parents, teacher training institutions, and state departments of education in the fight against nematode infestation. (JS)

This article discusses a program that sent students into the community to learn about health problems faced by the urban poor. Knowledge learned while in the field was tested and compared with scores obtained by students taught in the classroom only. (JS)