Describes the concept of education vouchers, discusses opposition to vouchers, and outlines the minimal requirements of a regulated voucher plan'' currently proposed by the Office of Economic Opportunity and the Center for the Study of Public Policy. (JH)

Student prepared questions were used in this examination experiment that proved quite beneficial to student learning. (HS)

Offers questions to serve as an intellectual springboard for those involved in the planning, implementation, or evaluation of experimental colleges. (HS)

Here is a pen-portrait of a new-style tertiary college, North Devon College, Barnstaple. (Editor/RK)

When does the first period of the day meet as the last period of the day? When a school adopts the so-called rotating schedule. Author weighs the idea carefully. (Editor/RK)

Article considered an experiment with a three-quarter (trimester) schedule carried out by Wooddale High School in Memphis, Tennessee. (Author/RK)

A preliminary report on performance contracting in the Wichita school district. (RY)

Educational selection methods are not infallible. A considerable reservoir of unexploited intellectual ability remains in the working class. (Author)

Author suggests that in increasingly difficult times for higher education, innovators need to take care in formulating problems, in proposing ways of tackling them and in costing these proposals. (Editor)

By describing a fictional simulated environment project, this short story demonstrates how an educational innovation may have unexpected and unpleasant consequences. (JG)

Sequential analysis is discussed as an educational tool and experiments in educational uses of this method are described. (Text is in German.) (Author/AM)