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In an attempt to reduce the impact of a child's disabilities the Master Plan was developed in order to equalize opportunities for all children in need of special education services. (Author/RK)
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Public elementary education in the United States and South Vietnam are compared with respect to governance, support, teachers and teacher training, school organization, curriculum and many other characteristics of schooling. (JH)
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Describes a joint effort of engineering education societies to produce up-to-date publications on engineering careers for high school students and comments on the effectiveness of cooperative and continuing effort. Identifies some of the publications now available. (GH)
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Reports that fewer than half of over one hundred engineering technology curricula surveyed included chemistry as a requirement. Qualitatively describes the content of courses surveyed. Argues for the inclusion of chemistry in all curricula. (GH)
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Describes a summer workshop, funded by the National Science Foundation, to train elementary teachers in Oklahoma to serve as leaders in implementing modern elementary school science curriculum programs. (PB)
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Describes a program developed by the Educational Research and Methods Division of ASEE for the members at the grassroots level (example, on the campus). Describes the establishment of resource rooms for educators and Mini-ACADEMOS to demonstrate new teaching methods. (GS)
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The essence of this article is to guide a school district in its attempt to evaluate the effectiveness of their health programming. (Author)
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This article discusses (1) the rationale for eliminating required physical education programs, (2) the advantages of expanding elective physical education programs, and (3) the advantages of limiting elective physical education programs. (RC)
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Describes a traveling science program presented to the public in three national parks. Various teaching methods were used to present materials on energy, pollution, manufacturing, and medicine. (MLH)
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An examination of special education practices relative to secondary work study programs for the educable mentally retarded reveals sex biases in favor of the male enrollees. (Author/SB)
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The author examines the need for sex education in the schools, presents some ideas on the role of the school counselor regarding sex education and defines an effective sex education program. (HMV)
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Summarizes a survey of Florida secondary schools on various aspects of their population education, including objectives, departments teaching this subject, topics and concepts included, and types of instructional resources desired by the teachers. (MLH)
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Described is the development of several key courses serving as a nucleus for a noncategorical program to prepare teachers of the mildly handicapped at Memphis State University. (CL)
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Presents four bibliographies: (1) Research Reviews in Science Education; (2) Historical Documents in Science Education; (3) Historical Documents of Significance to Science Educators; and (4) Research and Development in Science Education, A Bibliographic History. (MLH)
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Describes the special educational needs of teachers, primary level pupils, middle grade and high school students, and parents and adults in the community created by the transition to metric measures in the United States. (JMB)