Although social media (SM) is a ubiquitous feature of modern discourse, few studies have addressed the research domain regarding scope of SM in the scholarly literature. Moreover, the adaptation of SM technology for formal educational purposes has not been without controversy (Bennett et al., 2012). The current study attempts to obtain a…

This paper examines the effects of negligence toward diversity issues on campus racial climate, describes how exclusionary practices affect minority students' (i.e., Asian American, Hispanic, Black, and Native American) educational experiences, and addresses faculty issues relevant to diversity. In addition, the paper identifies the factors that…

A summary of Soviet research in sleep-teaching and implications for the future. (RY)

Presented is a transcript of a Supervisor-Teacher Conference together with an annotation indicating supervisory stress on an item and its subsequent effect on teaching. (RY)

The study found significant correlations between parental perceptions of aggression and teachers' ratings of aggression by three- to five-year-old preschool children. Variables examined included belligerent behavior, constant motion, destructive behavior, and an overall level of aggression. Results indicate a need for early intervention and…

Maintaining that the psychology of learning and educational practices should "fit together as hand-in-glove", this article explores the way in which such a relationship can be achieved. (JC)

Explains the methodology used to correlate the scores of dropout-prone students on a measurement of vocational maturity with their scores and work-effectiveness rating scale. Notes that vocational maturity, decision making abilities, and career information are significantly related to work effectiveness. (SB)