Descriptions of new equipment and materials are provided. Sources of the items are given. nRWH)

A method and apparatus for collecting and interpreting eye movement data is described that is both relatively inexpensive and portable. The study lists and describes hardware and software components of a data collection and data analysis system which provides precise information regarding the location, duration, and sequence of eye fixations while…

VARIOUS INSTRUCTIONAL PROJECTION EQUIPMENT WAS PICTURED AND BRIEFLY ANNOTATED IN THIS DOCUMENT. PROTOTYPES OF NEW EQUIPMENT WERE ALSO INCLUDED. OTHER VOLUMES IN THIS SERIES ARE ED 003 738 THROUGH ED 003 746. (TC)

The purpose of this paper is to provide a set of criteria within a format that teachers, student teachers, and supervisors can use to better understand what inquiry is and how to evaluate the extent to which it is being incorporated into classroom activities. The evaluative criteria are organized into an instrument and are divided into the…

This report presents the procedures, findings, and conclusions of a study designed to determine the effects of instrumentation of freshmen chemistry laboratory on achievement and interest in chemistry. Students in each of 80 matched pairs were randomly assigned to the two types of laboratory. One group used instrumented laboratory techniques and…

This catalog provides over 5,000 titles of music currently in print, together with indications of the composers, publishers, and degrees of difficulty. Sections include listings of ensembles for like woodwinds, mixed woodwinds, like brass, mixed brass, percussion, and miscellaneous instrumentation. (RA)

This manual describes the scoring procedures for the Greenberger-Entwisle Need-Achievement Pictures. This instrument was developed (1) to provide a set of pictures suitable for a wide age range of subjects, (2) to increase the comparability of findings, and (3) to increase the reliability of measurement. General instructions for scoring the…

This research examined whether the "will to manage" is diminishing by use of the instrumentality theory of motivation. Measures of outcome importance and the instrumentality of a managerial career in attaining the outcomes were determined. Results supported the hypothesis that the "will to manage" is declining. (Author)