Historically American librarians were trained by practical methods. As the twentieth century progressed, academic training became the primary method of educating librarians. In the late 1960's the need for balance between theory and practice in library education started a movement toward the renewal of technical education to supplement the…

Bill S. 3657 to amend chapter 34 of title 38, United States Code, and amendments to bill are reported. This bill and its amendments concern advance educational assistance allowance payments to eligible veterans at the beginning of any school year to assist such veterans in meeting educational and living expenses during the first two months of…

The article develops from a general discussion of the utilization of community resources in career education to a discussion of a particular program--the McCormick Plan in Baltimore--and other Maryland programs. Suggestions drawn from those programs are offered for identifying and using such resources. (AG)

Compares the career-oriented West German school system, where 57 percent of all German teenagers are enrolled in work-study programs, to the U.S. system, which produces unemployed graduates that represent an unemployment average three times that of the national average. (Author/JF)

The usual isolation is deplored by the author who feels that the EMR student should interact with others, using extracurricular programs as a case in point. (Editor/CB)

A curriculum designed for special education classes is discussed. (DB)

Early history and present status of a work-study program, which includes classroom instruction and work experience at Goodwill Industries, for all handicapped students in Special Education classes. The program is coordinated by the public school system, the Goodwill Industries of Denver, and three state agencies. (SB)

This purpose of this Act is to amend and extend the Higher Education Act of 1965, and for other purposes. This Act includes the following titles: (1) General Provisions; (2) Teacher Quality Enhancement; (3) Institutional Aid; (4) Student Assistance (Grants to Students in Attendance at Institutions of Higher Education, Federal Family Education Loan…

This author reports that, among high-school students who graduated in the bottom 40 percent of their classes, and whose first institutions were four-year colleges, two-thirds had not earned diplomas eight and a half years later. While four-year colleges admit and take money from hundreds of thousands of such students each year, the students who…

Oklahoma's work study program for handicapped high school students, a cooperative effort between public schools and the State Departments of Education and Human Services, is described. Responsibilities of each party are discussed, and basic training elements (adjustment training, career awareness, and employer-employee relations) are noted.…

This brief booklet outlines the facts of the youth unemployment problem and details some strategies which have proven effective. In 1981 the unemployment rate was 17.3% for people age 16-21, well over twice the national average for the labor force as a whole. For Black youths the rate was almost 35%; for Hispanics, over 20%; but for Whites, 15%.…

MANY PROCEDURES WERE UTILIZED FOR CHECKING SYMPTOMS AND CAUSES OF BEHAVIOR COMMON TO POTENTIAL DROPOUTS, SUCH AS FAILURE, TRUANCY, APATHY, DISINTEREST, POOR READING, LACK OF ADJUSTMENT, AND NONPARTICIPATION IN ACTIVITIES. CUMULATIVE RECORDS, TEACHER OBSERVATIONS, AND COUNSELOR CONTACTS HELPED TO IDENTIFY THESE STUDENTS. STUDENTS WERE INTERVIEWED…