Suggests guidelines on how media can be used by religious educators and others in fostering youth's personal integrity while helping to socialize them into the religious culture. The accent is on the dynamics of the process of religious socialization rather than on specific media. Fourteen references are listed. (Author/LLS)

Provides suggestions for the compilation of cards on which science activities are outlined for student use. (MLH)

Some computations when done on the hand calculator yield results which can be read as words or phrases. (SD)

Offers suggestions for teaching and resources for bringing the works of Shakespeare successfully to students of today. (CRH)

This article outlines the steps followed by the author in creating a teaching package consisting of a taped commentary accompanying a set of slides about settlements in Jamaica. It is suggested that the same procedures could be adapted for use in any subject area at any grade level. (Author/RLV)

Discusses the advantages of video games in an educational setting, criteria to be used in selecting them, and their potential impact on teaching. (DD)

Shortcuts to use when performing operations with the calculator are given. Algorithms discussed include reciprocals, powers, parentheses, infinite series, and synthetic division. (MP)

Describes a game in which students practice process skills in the science classroom. (LS)

Stresses the importance of effective visual aids in physics instructions and the creation of motion pictures through animation. (CP)

This book provides a brief and succinct introduction to AppleWorks and is designed for use by teachers who are already familiar with the three AppleWorks tools: the word processor, the database, and the spreadsheet. "Classworks" (developed for grades 8 and 9) emphasizes computer work in which the teacher serves as troubleshooter,…

Provides a list of sources for weather information. (CP)

An exercise in chromatography that students can perform in class or at home using inexpensive, familiar materials is presented. (EB)

The isometric grid geoboard can be used to demonstrate the nine-point circle theorem. (SD)

A review lesson based on a sports car rally is described and illustrated. It teaches detailed map reading as well as providing drill on any subject desired. Pairing students is beneficial for several stated reasons. Some students may design their own rally for presentation to the class. (Author/KM)

Gives practical suggestions for producing a creative multimedia show; discusses equipment, ideas, soundtrack, slides, movies, and screens. (KS)