This report is concerned with 3 major problems. The answers to these problems were obtained from the results of 2 surveys. A. The two most serious problems faced by the cross-over teachers (teachers teaching children who differ racially from themselves) in the sample, in rank order, were: discipline and classroom control; and unfamiliarity with…

Programs assisted by the Civil Rights Act, Title IV, were based on problems presumed to be the kind that transfer teachers would encounter. The most pressing problems selected from a forced-choice list centered around the words fear" and isolation." Recommendations for improvement of teacher training and orientation are suggested. (DM)