Presented are four information bulletins produced by the ERIC Clearinghouse for Science, Mathematics, and Environmental Education in 1981. Bulletin 1 is concerned with various pieces of information related to citizen participation activities in which citizens interact with each other to get a response from the government regarding governmental activities. Bulletin 2 contains a review of Project Synthesis as this is reported in Volume 3 of "What Research Says to the Science Teacher," produced by the National Science Teachers Association. Project Synthesis involved an attempt to use a discrepancy model in which a desired state of affairs in science education is set forth and compared with the actual state of affairs. Bulletin 3 focuses on cognitive and affective goals of problem solving as these relate to mathematics education. Bulletin 4 contains an overview of Clearinghouse activities for 1981. Nine ERIC/SMEAC information analysis products are highlighted in this bulletin, along with a description of Clearinghouse services for ERIC users. (PB)