A how-to-do-it article for teacher developed audiovisual materials. (HB)

Increased interest in the use of simulation and games as instructional techniques can motivate the teacher to create games which meet the students' needs at low cost. (JB)

Described in a filing system useful for both regular and special education teachers which involves sample work sheets in a master file numbered to correspond to files of previously prepared materials. (DB)

An inexpensive process for developing student creativity. ( )

Instructions on making a reading skills kit. (SP)

Author uses his expanded notation system for introducing children to mathematics and to enable them to successfully graduate to more complex math concepts. (Author/RK)

Discusses the charge independence, wavefunctions, magnetic moments, and high-energy scattering of hadrons on the basis of group theory and nonrelativistic quark model with mass spectrum calculated by first-order perturbation theory. The presentation is explainable to advanced undergraduate students. (CC)

For preschool teachers: nine stories," with instructions and diagrams. (SP)

Reported is a comparison of the discrimination power of multiple-choice geometry test question alternatives supplied by (1) students taking an experimental test in completion format, (2) experienced teachers, and (3) student teachers. (JG)

The Schools Council Mathematics for the Majority Continuation Project based at Exeter University gives teachers a creative role in curriculum development. (RY)

English composition for the learning disabled child is discussed. Methods and sequence of the instructional principles are described. (CD)