This concluding article explores administrative programs submitted as exemplary approaches to effective school leadership. (Editor)

An inservice program was effective in demonstrating that programs planned by the participants to meet their needs as they perceive them are received with enthusiasm and are effective in positive attitude formation. Questionnaire results are tabulated. (AG)

Inservice school counselors were trained in an Education Professions Development Act project designed to upgrade their skills that emphasized communication of empathy, respect, genuineness, and concreteness. Participants showed improvement in their ability to communicate empathic understanding as measured by counselor responses to student problems…

Describes the administrative-internship program at the University of Wisconsin. A major portion of the article is devoted to an analysis of data collected to appraise the program together with conclusions, implications, and a recapitulation. (Author/DN)

The basic stages of training are discussed in detail, emphasis being given to the need for adequate checking of performance after instruction. The compilation and maintenance of procedure manuals for both professional and clerical activities are regarded as essential. (Author/NH)

A single teacher, functioning in a self-contained classroom is no longer an effective instructional model by himself. Unique learning styles of each child call for a team of instructional personnel. A new model for training the paraprofessional is proposed. (DM)

This study focuses on efforts in one school system through an internship program to ferment changes in individual progression models. (Editor)

The author stresses that both the employee and organization have the opportunity to provide a catalyst to continuing growth which will directly result in patient and nursing employee satisfaction. (Author/LF)

On converting industrial education programs to the metric system. (GB)

The author attempts to outline some guiding principles for adult education and learning in order to create a better educational climate for the adult interested in furthering his education. (AN)

Four-way cooperation produced the statewide workshop on inservice education techniques which the Mississippi Nurse's Association felt was essential to enriching educational programs in community hospitals. (Author/RB)