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ABSTRACTThe phases of daily living which are covered in this

selected bibliography are alcohol and drug education, life styles,leisure activities, marraige and family relationships, politics, racerelations, sex education, statistics/social indicators, and valueconcepts. Because the subject is so encompassing, no attempt has beenmade to be exhaustive. While the role of the schools and theeducation community is stressed, some of the other institutions andinfluences which mold character and life style are suggested.Additionally, career education is covered in the one on "Educationfor Citizenship." (Author)

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EDUCATION TO MAKE A LIFE

The phases of daily living which are covered in this selected bibliography on "Education to

Make a Life" are alcohol and drug education, consumer education, decision making, desegregated

education, international education, life styles, leisure activities, marriage and family

relationships, politics, race relations, sex education, statistics/social indicators and value

concepts.

Because the subject is so encompassing, no attempt has been made to be exhaustive.

While the role of the schools and the education community is stressed, some of the other

institutions and influences which mold character and life style are suggested.

Additionally,

career education is covered in the bibliography on "Education to Make a Living," andcitizen-

ship education is covered in the one on "Education for Citizenship."

The Aims of Education, by Alfred North Whitehead.

New York:

Macmillan Company.

1959.

Alcohol and Drug Section:

A Conference on the

Drug Scene.

Salem:

Oregon State Board of

Control.

1968.

42 pp.

Alcohol Health and Research World, Volume I.

(Rockville, Maryland:

National Institute on

Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.)

Spring 1973.

"Alcoholic Children:

Parents Often Look the

Other Way," by August Gribbin.

The National

Observer.

May 11, 1974.

Pp. 1 & 18.

Alcoholics Anonymous:

An Annotated Bibliography,

1935 -1972.

n.p.]

Central Ohio Publishing

Company.

1973.

63 pp.

Alcoholism and the Central Nervous System,

edited by Frank A. Seixas and Suzie

Egglester for the National Council on

Alcoholism.

New York:

New York Academy

of Sciences.

1973.

389 pp.

"Alternatives to Drug Use," by Allan Y. Cohen.

PTA Magazine.

September 1972.

Pp. 20-21.

1

Alternative Educational Futures in the United

States and Europe:

Methods, Issues and

Policy Relevance, by the Centre for

Educational Research and Innovation. Paris:

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and

Development.

London: HMSO.

1972.

214 pp.

Alternative Paths to the High School Diploma, by

Stephen K. Bailey and others.

Washington,

D. C.:

National Association of Secondary

School Principals.

1973.

61 pp.

ED 083 715

Alternative Schools Outside the Public School

S stem in Minne

olis 1971:

A Descri tion

oSecondary School Students Who Attend

Them.

Minneapolis:

Minnesota Department

;7Research and Evaluation.

September 1912.

25 pp.

ED 084 287

The American Book of Days:

A Compendium of

Information about Holidays, Festivals, ...and

Christian and Jewish Holy Days, by George

William Douglas.

New Ycrk:

H. N. Wilson Co.

1948.

697 pp.

The American Condition,

by Richard C. Goodwin.

Garden City, New York:

Doubleday and Co.

March 1974.

407 pp.

American Families:

Trends and Pressures, 1973.

Hearings before the Subcommittee on Children

and Youth of the Committee on Labor and Pub-

lic Welfare.

United States Senate.

Ninety-

Third Congress.

Washington, D. C.:

U. S.

Government Printing Office.

1974.

451 pp.

Ask Me to Dance, by Bruce Larson.

Waco, Texas:

Word Books.

1972.

126 pp.

Attitudes Toward Illegal Drug Users, by James

Kaple.

Paper presented at the XII Inter-

American Congress of Psychology, December 18-

22, 1971, Panama.

December 1971.

54 pp.

ED 080 904

Beyond the Information Given; Studies in

Psychology of Knowing, with contributions

by Jerome S. Bruner.

Selected, edited and

introduced by Jeremy M. Anglin and others.

New York:

Norton.

1973.

The Black Child--A Parents' Guide:

The First

Complete Manual for Black and White Parents,

IT Phyllis Harrison-Ross and Barbara Wyden.

New York:

Peter H. Wyden, Inc.

1973.

360 pp.

The Book of Festivals and Holidays the World

Over, by Marguerite Ickis, with drawings

by Richard E. Howard.

New York:

Dodd,

Mead and Co.

1970.

164 pp.

2

The Bright Key:

Thoughts on the Relation of

Business to Research and Education, by

Monroe E. Spaght.

Introduction by John W.

Gardner.

New York:

Appleton-Century-Crofts.

1955.

200 pp.

Building a Learning Environment, by Edgar Dale.

Bloomington, Indiana:

Phi Delta Kappa

Educational Foundat!ln.

1972.

132 pp.

ED 083 714

California State Plan for Comprehensive Alcohol

Abuse and Alcoholism Prevention, Treatment,

and Rehabilitation.

Sacramento:

California

Office of Alcoholism.

1972.

365 pp.

Came to Believe:

The Spiritual Adventure of

Alcoholics Anonymous as Experienced by

Individual Members.

New York:

Alcoholics

Anonymous World Services.

1973.

120 pp.

"Career Education:

Earning a Living or Living

a Life?" by Robert J. Nash and Russell N.

Agne.

Phi Delta Kappan LV(6):373-377.

February 1973.

The Challenge of Marriage, by Rudolf Dreikurs.

New York:

Meredith Press.

1946.

274 pp.

The Challenge of Parenthood, by Rudolf Dreikurs.

New York:

Duell, Sloan and Pearce.

1948.

324 pp.

Challenging Careers in the Church, by Joseph E.

McCabe.

New York:

McGraw Hill.

Change to Open Education.

Two Schools in the

Process.

Boston, Massachusetts:

National

Association of Independent Schools.

October

1972.

38 pp.

The Choice Before Us, by Jean Fair.

Boston:

National Council for the Social Studies.

November 23, 1973.

32 pp.

ED 076 447

"Choosing the Right School," by Kenneth G.

Gehret.

The Christian Science Monitor.

April 22, 1974.

(Second Section).

The Churches and Rapid Social Change, by Paul

Abrecht.

Garden City, New York:

Doubleday.

1961.

216 pp.

"Classroom Implications of Watergate," by

Malcolm Katz.

Phi Delta Kappan LV(7):

465-467.

March 1974.

A Common Wealth:

Views in Massachusetts Humani-

ties Education.

Nedham:

Massachusetts

Council of Teachers of English.

1971.

112 pp.

ED 068 936

Comprehensive Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism

Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation

Act Amendments, by the U. S. Congress,

Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare.

Subcommittee on Alcoholism and Narcotics.

Hearings, Ninety-third Congress, First

Session, on S.1125, March 13, 14, and 16,

1973.

Washington, D. C.:

U. S. Government

Printing Office.

1973.

441 pp.

3

"Compulsory Education:

Sense or Nonsense?"

by Dennis J. Chase.

Nation's Schools 93(4):

41-43.

April 1974.

Consumer Education in the States:

A Report and

Recommendations of the Task Force on Consumer

Education, prepared by Ronald L. Smith.

Report

No. 42.

Denver, Colorado;

Education Commis-

sion of the States.

July 1973.

43 pp.

"Consumer Spending."

Survey of Current Business

54:2-13.

February 1974.

Crisis in Watertown:

The Polarization of an

American Community.

Ann Arbor:

University

of Michigan Press.

1972.

218 pp.

Counselin: with Youth:

In Search for Identit

by Kenneth Urial Gutsch and Herman J. Peters.

Columbus, Ohio:

Merrill.

1973.

128 pp.

"Courses for Young Consumers," by Grace W.

Weinstein.

Money 3(3):68.

March 1974.

"Curriculum Development."

D F R Report 3(1).

Washington, D. C.:

Council for Educational

Development and Research, Inc.

February/

March 1974.

20 pp.

Curriculum Development:

Theory and Practice, by

Hilda Taba.

New York:

Harcourt, Brace and

World.

1962.

"The Curriculum is the Self," by Harry Morgan.

Music Educators Journal.

December 1970.

Pp. 27-32.

Curriculum Materials on War, Peace, Conflict,

and Change:

An Annotated Bibliography with

a Listing of Organizational Resources.

New

York:

New York Friends Group, Inc.

May

1972.

37 pp.

ED 081 712

Decision- Making in Alternative Secondary Schools.

A Report from a National Conference.

Chicago:

Center for New Schools, Inc.

May 25, 1972.

81 pp.

ED 083 697

Democracy and Education, by John Dewey.

New

York:

Free Press.

1966.

378 pp.

"Desegregation and Achievement:

A Cross-

Sectional and Semi-Longitudinal Look at

Berkeley, California," by Alan Lunemann.

Journal of Negro Education XLII(4):439-446.

Fall 1973.

Developing Students' Potentials:

Three Group

Approaches, edited by Robert L. Smith and

Garry R. Walz.

Washington, D. C.:

Capitol

Publications, Inc., Education Resources

Division.

1974.

102 pp.

Drug Abuse Education:

A Selected Bibliography

of Books, Pamphlets, Recordings, Transparen-

cies, Slides for School Libraries.

Albany:

New York State Education Department.

February

1972.

28 pp.

ED 068 858

"Drugs, Discipline and Disruption."

Inequality

in Education No. 8.

June 15, 1971.

4

Drugs in the Classroom:

A Conceptual Model for

School Programs, by Harold J. Cornacchia,

David J. Bentel and David E. Smith.

St. Louis,

Missouri:

Mosby.

1973.

329 pp.

"Early Childhood Development."

Compact.

Denver,

Colorado:

Education Commission of the States.

July/August 1973.

36 pp.

"Educating the Handicapped."

Compact VII(4).

Denver, Colorado:

Education Commission of the

States.

September/October 1973.

36 pp.

Education Amendments of 1974:

Report Together

with Supplemental and Additional Views of the

Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, United

States Senate on S. 1539 to Amend and Extend

Certain Acts Relating to Elementary and Sec-

ondary Education Programs, and for Other

Purposes, March 29, 1974.

92nd Congress,

Second Session.

Report No. 93-763, Senate.

Washington, D. C.:

U. S. Government Printing

Office.

1974.

577 pp.

"Education and Income in the Black Community,"

by Andrew J. Brimmer.

Integrated Education

XI(6):3-5.

November/December 1973.

Education and Outdoor Recreation.

Washington,

D. C.:

U. S. Department of the Interior,

Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.

August 1968.

47 pp.

Education and the Consumer:

Expanded Programs

in Consumer Education.

Albany:

New York

State Education Department.

Bureau of

Secondary Curriculum Development.

1972.

37 pp.

ED 067 355

Education and the Rise of the Corporate State,

by Joel H. Spring.

Boston:

Beacon Press.

1972.

198 pp.

Education for Living, by Warren L. Shapiro.

Philadelphia:

Dorrance and Co.

1973.

"Education for Transition to Retirement," by

Robert Wray.

Adult Leadership.

April 1971.

Pp. 335-336.

Education for What is Real, by Earl C. Kelley.

New York:

Harper and Row.

1947.

Education:

Where It's Been, Where It's At,

Where It's Going, edited by Frank R.

Krajewski and Gary L. Peltier.

Columbus,

Ohio:

Merrill.

[1973]

211 pp.

The Educational Needs of the 16-19 Age Group, by

Henri Janne and Lucien Geminard.

Strasbourg,

France:

Council for Cultural Cooperation.

1973.

62 pp.

ED 084 208

"Elly and the Right to Education," by Clara

Claiborne Park.

Phi Delta Kappan LV(8):

53S-S37.

April 1974.

"The Emerging State Role for Education:

New

York State, A Case in Point," by Leo A.

Soucy.

Planning

Changing 4(4):223-228.

Winter 1974.

The Enemies of the Poor, by James J. Graham.

New York:

Random House.

1970.

308 pp.

S

Environmental Education:

A Selected Bibliography.

Glassboro, New Jersey:

Glassboro State

College.

March 1972.

5 pp.

ED 068 363

"Equality of Educational Attainment." Section

II.

Uses of the Sociology of Education,

edited by C. Wayne Gordon.

The Seventy-third

Yearbook of the National Society for. the

Study of Education.

Chicago:

University of

Chicago Press.

1974.

Pp. 161-210.

"Evaluating Learning and Teaching."

New

Directions for Higher Education 1(4).

Winter 1973.

"Every Superintendent Should Teach in His Own

Schools," by Jerry J. Herman.

The American

School Board Journal 161(3):43.

March 1974.

An Examination of the Risk-Taking Behavior of

Youth.

Social Health Papers Number S.

New

YO

YE

TAmerican Social Health Association.

Report of the National Leadership Conference

of the American Social Health Association.

The Excluded Student:

Educational Practices

Affecting Mexican Americans in the Southwest.

Report III.

A Report of the United States

Commission on Civil Rights.

Washington, D. C.:

U. S. Government Printing Office.

May 1972.

86 pp.

Fact Book on Pupil Transportation, prepared by

MARC Busing Task Force.

MARC Document No. 2.

New York:

Metropolitan Applied Research

Center.

April 1972.

92 pp.

A Federal Source Book:

Answers to the Most

Frequently Asked Questions About Drug

Abuse.

Chevy Chase, Maryland:

National

Clearinghouse for Drug Abuse Information.

1970.

29 pp.

"A Few Frank Words About Bias," by Thomas

Griffith.

The Atlantic 233(4):47-49.

April 1974.

"Five Educational Effects of Busing Pupils," by

Michael V. Reagen.

The American School Board

Journal 161(3):44-46.

March 1974.

Foundations of the Measurement of Values, the

Methodology of Location and Qualification, by

Bertha B. Friedman.

New York:

Columbia

University, Teachers College, Bureau GE

Publications.

1946.

New York:

AMS Press.

1972.

227 pp.

Framework for Health Instruction in California

Public Schools, Kindergarten through Grade

Twelve.

Sacramento:

California State

Board of Education.

October 1970.

6 pp.

"The Future of International Education," by

Robert M. Hutchins.

Address given on May 7,

1970 as part of the United Nations Institute

for Training and Research Special Lecture

Series.

New *lurk.

The Governor's Task Force on Disrupted Youth:

Phase I Report.

Tallahassee:

Florida Gov-

ernor's Task Force on Disruptive Youth,

Claud Anderson, Chairman.

September 14,

1973.

106 pp.

Id6

"The Great Leisure Chase:

Special Section."

Saturday Review/World.

May 4, 1974.

Pp. 14-

33.

Great Religions of the World.

Washington, D. C.:

National Geographic Society.

1971.

420 pp.

The Great School Bus Controversy, edited by

Nicolaus Mills.

New York:

Teachers College

Press.

1973.

356 pp.

Groups and Drugs, edited by Harold I. Kaplan and

Benjamin J. Sadock.

New York:

J. Arinson.

1972.

130 pp.

Higher Education:

Crisis and Support, by James

A. Perkins and others.

New York:

Interna-

tional Council for,Educational Development.

January 1974.

134 pp.

The Holy Bible.

(Any of the new or old

translations or editions.)

Human Growth and Development Curriculum.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:

North Allegheny

School District.

[1971]

88 pp. ED 081 69x

Human Values in the Classroom:

Teaching for

Personal and Social Growth, by Robert C.

Hawley.

Amherst, Massachusetts:

Education

Research Associates.

1973.

135 pp.

Humanities, Religion, and the Arts Tomorrow,

by Howard Ed. Hunter.

New York:

Holt,

Rinehard and Winston Inc.

1972.

247 pp.

ED 074 492

"The Humanities Today:

A Model for Teaching

Valuing," by Thelma F. Adams.

The Clearing

House.

April 1971.

Pp. 507-509.

Humanizing Education:

The Person in the Process,

by Robert R. Leeper.

1967.

Humanizing the

Secondary School.

1969.

Washington, D. C.:

Association for Supervision and Curriculum

Development.

I'll Quit Tomorrow, by Vernon E. Johnson

First edition.

New York:

Harper and Row.

1973.

168 pp.

Individualized Behavior Therapy for Alcoholics:

Rationale, Procedures, Preliminary Results,

and Appendix, by Mark B. Sobell and Linda C.

Sobell.

[Sacramento] California Department

of Mental Hygiene.

1972.

81 pp.

"Informal Education:

It's Not for Everyone."

Ohio Schools LII(5):13-16, 33.

March 22, 1974.

The Institute to Assist Schools in Dealing with

Problems Occasioned by and/or Incidental to

Desegregation:

Final Report.

Changing

Crisis to Challenge:

An Approach to Equal

Educational Opportunity, by Angelo H.

Puricelli and others.

St. Louis:

Missouri

University, School of Education.

1972.

215 pp.

ED 081 865

The Intellectual Crisis in American Public

Administration, by Vincent Ostrom.

University, Alabama:

University of Alabama

Press.

1963.

165 pp.

7

Learning and Teaching in the Arts, by Henry David

Aiken.

Research Monograph 4.

Washington,

D. C.:

National Art Education Association.

1970.

33 pp.

ED 076 459

Learning for Tomorrow:

The Role of the Future

in Education, edited by Alvin Toffler.

New

York:

Vantage Books.

1974.

Learning Problems in the Classroom:

Prevention

and Remediation, by Marianne Frostig and

Phyllis Maslow.

New York:

Grune and Stratton.

1973.

353 pp.

Life Skills:

A Course in

Fifth edition.

Prince

Saskatchewan NewStart,

Applied Problem Solving.

Albert, Saskatchewan:

Inc.

1972.

181 pp.

ED 068 741

Life Skills in School and Society.

Washington,

D. C.:

Association for Supervision and

Curriculum Development, 1969 Yearbook

Committee.

1969.

171 pp.

Living and Planning Your Life, by N. William

Newsom, Harl R. Douglass and Harry L. Dotson.

New York:

McGraw -Hill.

1952.

470 pp.

Living Happily Ever After, by Bob Mumford.

Old Tappan, New Jersey:

F. H. Revell Co.

1973.

64 pp..

Living in Families, by Mollie S. Smart.

Boston:

Houghton-Mifflin.

1968.

A Living Philosophy of Education, by Carleton

Washburne.

New York:

The John Day Co.

1940.

585 pp.

A Look at Successful Desegregation Plans:

Six

School Systems Examined, by Doris Dorsey ani

Russia Hughes.

New York:

Metropolitan Applied

Research Center.

January 25, 1974.

17 pp.

Making Judgements and Decisions, by Kenneth C.

Barnes.

London:

Edward Arnold.

1971.

58 pp.

Man:

A Course of Study.

Cambridge,

Massachusetts:

Education Development Center.

1968.

128 pp.

Man in Society.

Toronto:

Ontario Institute

for Studies in Education.

1969.

83 pp.

ED 075 312

Man's Changing Values and a World Culture--New

Directions and New Emphases for Educatioial

Programs.

A Report of the 1971 Phi Delta

Kappa Conference on World Education, May 8,

1971.

Glassboro, New Jersey:

Phi Delta

Kappa.

January 1972.

101 pp. ED 079 190

"Matching Resources with Your Priorities", by

Allen Hodges.

The Social and Rehabilitation

Record 1(2):6.

February 1974.

Measures Pertaining to Health Education:

III.

Alcohol.

An Annotated Bibliography.

Prince-

ton, New Jersey:

ERIC Clearinghouse on Tests,

Measurement, and Evaluation.

August 1972.

SS pp.

ED 068 570

Meet Me in the Middle:

On Beccmin

Human

Together, by Charlotte Holt Clinebell.

First edition.

New York:

Harper 4 Row.

1973.

130 pp.

1?8

"A Milestone in Reforming Our High Schools,"

by Richard C. Kolze.

The American School

Board Journal 161(4):14-17.

April 1974.

Minorities in Textbooks:

A Study of Their

Treatment in Social Studies Texts, by Michael

Kane.

New York:

Quadrangle.

[1970]

148 pp.

Modes of Values Thinking in Curriculum.

Annual Conference of the Association for

Supervision and Curriculum Developement.

Minneapolis, Minnesota.

March 1973.

ED 077 131

The Montana State Plan for Alcohol Abuse and

Alcoholism Prevention, Treatment, and

Rehabilitation.

Helena, Montana.

(Annual

periodical)

Must We Educate? by Carl Bereiter.

Englewood

Cliffs, New Jersey:

Prentice-Hall, Inc.

1973.

National Clearinghouse for Drug Abuse

Information Selected Reference Series,

Series 6, No. 1.

Rockville, Maryland:

National Institute of Mental Health.

July

1973.

20 pp.

ED 081 603

Needs of Elementary and Secondary Education for

the Seventies:

A Compendium of Policy Papers,

compiled by the General Subcommittee on Educa-

tion of the Committee on Education and Labor,

U. S. House of Representatives.

Ninety-First

Congress, First Session.

March 1970.

Wash-

ington, D. C.:

U. S. Government Printing Of-

fice.

981 pp.

"The New Attack on Alcoholism" by Morris E.

Chafetz.

Compact VIII(3):5-6.

Denver,

Colorado:

Education Commission of the States.

May/June 1974.

_Lc)

"New Hope for Parents--A Way to Beat the High

Cost of College," by Walter Shapiro.

Washington Monthly 6(2):30-39.

April 1974.

A New Look at Decision Making with Regard to

Government Activities, by Werner T. Hirsch,

Sidney Sonenblum and Jeffrey I. Chapman.

Los Angeles:

Institutes of Government and

Public Affairs, University of California at

Los Angeles.

1972.

44 pp.

New Priorities in the Curriculum, by Louise M.

Berman.

Columbus, Ohio:

Charles E. Merrill

Publishing Co.

1968.

New Strategies for Educational Development:

The Cross- Cultural Search for Nonformal

Alternatives, edited by Cole S. Brembeck

and Timothy J. Thompson.

Lexington,

Massachusetts:

Lexington Books.

1973.

1973 State Education Legislation and Activity:

Curriculum, Instruction and Special Programs,

by Doris M. Ros:,.

Denver, Colorado:

Educa-

tion Commission of the States, Research and

Information Services.

1974.

235 pp.

1973 State Education Legislation and Activity:

General Governance and Administration, by

Doris M. Ross.

Denver, Colorado:

Education

Commission of the States, Research and Infor-

mation Services.

1974.

136 pp.

1973 State Education Legislation and Activity:

Schools, Students and Services, by Doris M.

Ross.

Denver, Colorado:

Education Commis-

sion cf the States, Research and Information

Services.

1974.

75 pp.

9

Ohio Department of Education Curriculum Guides:

Human Persons and the Use of Psychoactive

Agents.

(Grades 9-12.)

1973.

Drugs, Alcohol,

Tobacco and Human Behavior. Junior High level.

1971.

A World to Grow In.

Elementary level.

1972.

Cleveland:

Educational Research

Council of America.

The Old Testament.

(Any of the new or old

translations or editions.)

On Justifying Moral Judgments, by Lawrence C.

Becker.

London:

Routledge and Kegan Paul.

New York:

Humanities Press.

1973.

199 pp.

"Open Education Places the Arts in the Core

of the Curriculum," by Annette R. Guenther.

Music Educators Journal 60:78.

April 1974.

"A Parent's Guide to Student Rights," by

William A. Herr.

PTA, Magazine 68(7):12-15.

March 1974.

"Perspectives on Inequality:

A Reassessment of

the Effect of Family and Schooling in Ameri-

ca."

Reprinted from the Harvard Educational

Review. Reprint Series No. 8.

1973.

130 pp.

Planned Change in Education:

A System Approach,

edited by David S. Bushnell and Donald

Rappaport.

New York:

Harcourt Brace

Jovanovich, Inc.

1971.

223 pp.

Planning Guide for Equal Educational Opportunity,

by Michael J. Bakalis.

Springfield: [Illinois

State Department of Public Instruction)

1972.

25 pp.

Prvehedelics:

LSD, Marihuana, Mescaline and

Others.

The Drug Experience:

Data for

Decision-Making, by David C. Lewis.

Boston:

CSCS, Inc.

1970.

57 pp.

"Race/Ethnic Desegregation, Integration, and

Decentralization."

Section III.

Uses of

the Sociology of Education, edited by C. Wayne

Gordon.

The Seventy-third Yearbook of the

National Society for the Study of Education.

Chicago:

University of Chicago Press.

1974.

Pp.

213-408.

Reaching Out:

The Prevention of Drug Abuse

Through Increased Human Interaction, by

Gerald Edwards.

New York:

Holt, Rinehart

and Winston, Inc.

1972.

118 pp.

"Realizing Human Potential Through Child

Development."

Tips and Topics in Home

Economics XIV(4):2-3.

May 1974.

Recurrent Education:

A Strategy for Lifelong

Learning, by Dennis Kallen and Jarl Bengtsson.

[Paris] Washington, D. C.:

Center for

Educational Research and Innovation.

1973.

88 pp.

ED 083 365

The Reform of Secondary Education:

A Report

of the National Commission on the Reform

of Secondary Education.

New York:

McGraw-

Hill.

1973.

188 pp.

"The Relevance of Requirements," by Kenneth

Chastain.

Intellect 102(2356):373-374.

March 1974.

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A Report on the American Family, from the

Editors of Better Homes and Gardens.

New

York:

Meredith Corporation.

1972.

"Roots of the Revolution:

A New Image of Man,"

by Wesley Miller.

Educational Leadership.

October 1972.

Pp. 13-15.

Rules Establishing Requirements and Procedures

for the Elimination and Prevention of Racial

Segregation in Schools, by Michael J. Bska:is.

Springfield:

[Illinois State Department of

Public Instruction.]

[1972]

5 pp.

"Satellite Communications for Education."

Information Legislative Service XII(8):S.

February 22, 1974.

"The Scholarship Game," by Louise Edna Goeden.

PTA Magazine 68(6):34-36.

February 1974.

"School Desegregation 1971."

Inequality in

Education No. 9.

August 3, 1971.

Schooling for What? by Don H. Parker.

New York:

McGraw-Hill Book Company.

1970.

Science for Society:

A Bibliography.

Third

Edition.

Washington, D. C.:

American

Association for the Advancement of Science.

Commission on Science Education.

1972.

92 pp.

ED 070 676

The Second Newman Report:

National Policy and

Higher Education.

Report of a Special Task

Force to the Secretary of Health, Education

and Welfare, by Frank Newman.

Cambridge,

Massachusetts:

MIT Press.

1973.

227 pp.

Significant Issues for Family Life Education,

by Eleanor Braun Luckey.

(1971)

14 pp.

ED 077 574

"Social Change and Professional Education in

American Society," by Larry L. Leslie and

James L. Morrison.

Intellect 102(2356):

356-360.

March 1974.

Social Indicators 1973:

Selected Statistics on

Social Conditions and Trends in the United

States, by the U. S. Office of Management

and Budget, Statistical Policy Division.

Washington, D. C.:

U. S. Government Print-

ing Office.

1973.

258 pp.

"A Special Issue on Special Education."

Phi

Delta Kappan LV(8):513-560.

April 1974.

"Strategies for Developing Values," by Jack R.

Fraenkel.

Today's Education 63(7):49.

November/December 1973.

Student Drug Use, Risk, Taking and Alienation,

by Beatrice A. Rouse and John A. Ewing.

Honolulu, Hawaii:

American Psychiatric

Association.

May 1973.

14 pp. ED 083 496

"Students of the Sixties:

Salvaging the Youth

Movement," by Fred Hechinger.

Change 5(5):

31-35.

June 1973.

The Study and Measurement of Values and

Attitudes, oy Fred N. Kerlinger.

Chicago:

American Educational Research Association.

April 1972.

10 pp.

ED 079 618

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Suggested Activities on Sociological Health

Problems:

Drugs.

Alcoholism, Smoking for

Student Teachers.

New York:

University

of New York, Hunter College.

December

1972.

7 pp.

ED 076 546

Teach Us What We Want to Know, by Ruth Byler and

others.

New York:

Mental Health Materials

Center.

1969.

A Teacher Resource Guide for Drug Use anti Abuse

for Michigan's Schools, by E. J. McClendon.

Lansing:

Michigan Department of Education.

1970.

155 pp.

Teachin: for Chan ed Attitudes andlralues

by

Josephine Bartow Ruud.

Washington, D. C.:

National Education Association, Home Economics

Education Association.

August 1971.

41 pp.

ED 078 203

"Teaching Teen-agers About Parenthood," by

E. Dollie Wolverton.

Com act.

Denver,

Colorado:

Education Commiss on of the States.

July/August 1973.

Pp. 29-31.

The Theory of Social Choice, by Peter C.

Fishburn.

Princeton, New Jersey:

Princeton

University Press.

1973-

264 pp.

Toward a Working Philosophy of Adult Education,

by Jerold W. Apps.

(Syracuse, New York]:

Syracuse University.

1973.

65 pp.

Toward an Aesthetic Education.

Washington,

D. C.:

Music Educators National Conference.

1971.

190 pp.

Toward Responsible Drug Education.

Salem:

Oregon Board of Education.

1970.

There are three issues of this publication,

one for each grade level:

K-4, 5-9 and 10-14.

"Traditional vs. Emergent--A Study of Value

Change," by Alton Harrison, Jr., Eldon G.

Scriven, and John E. Westerman.

Intellect

102(2356):398.

March 1974.

"The Tragedy of Child Abuse," by Brian G.

Fraser.

Compact VI1(2):10-12.

Denver,

Colorado:

Education Commission of the

States.

March/April 1974.

Training for Change Agents:

A Guide to the

Design of Training Programs in Education and

Other Fields, by Ronald G. Havelock.

Ann

Arbor:

University of Michigan, Institute for

Social Research.

1973.

"Troubled Children:

The Quest for Help," by

Matt Clark.

Newsweek.

April 8, 1974.

Pp. 52-56, 58.

Understanding Change in Education, by A.

Huberman.

New York:

UNIPUB, Inc.

1973.

Understanding Drug Use:

An Adult's Guide to

Drugs and the Young, by Peter Marin and

Allen Y. Cohen.

New York:

Harper and Row.

1971.

163 pp.

"Values and Education."

Notre Dame Journal of

Education 1(3):191-284.

Fall 1970.

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Values and Schooling:

Pers ectives for School

People and Parents.

Logan:

Utah State

University, Faculty Association.

1972.

39 pp.

ED 067 320

Variations in Value Orientations, by Florence

Rockwood Kluckhohn and Fred L. Strodtbeck with

the assistance of John M. Roberts and others.

Westport, Connecticut:

Greenwood Press.

1973.

1961.

437 pp.

"Watergate...Teacher Dilemma or Opportunity?"

by Philip B. Kurland.

The Kansas Teacher.

February 1974.

Pp. 10-15.

"What Schools are Doing."

Nation's Schools

93(3):47-48.

March 1974.

What Should Be Taught in Art, Music and

Literature? by Emily Genauer, Paul Hume,

Donald Barr, and Clifton Fadiman.

Washington,

D. C.:

Council for Basic Education.

1966.

"Who Owns the Child?" by Mary Van Stolk.

Childhood Education 50(5):259-265.

March

974.

1

"Who's Sid Simon and What's All This About

Values Clarification?" by Michael Mears.

Media & Methods.

March 1973.

Pp. 30-37.

"Why Sex Education Belongs in the Home," by

Sol Gordon, and "...in the Schools," by

Robert P. Hilldrup.

PTA Magazine 68(6):

12-17.

February 1974.

er

C.;

t...)

"The World of IBM Education."

"Xerox Builds a New University."

Change 5(10):36-42.

Winter 1973-74.

Young People and Their Culture, by Ross Snyder.

Nashville, Tennessee:

Abingdon Press.

1969.

221 pp.

"Youth Culture:

Alienations, Protest, and

Dissent."

Section I.

Uses of the Sociology

of Education, edited by C. Wayne Gordon.

The Seventy-third Yearbook of the National

Society for the Study of Education.

Chicago:

Univeristy of Chicago Press.

1974.

Pp. 1-157.

Youth:

Transition to Adulthood.

Report of the

Panel on Youth of the President's Science

Advisory Committee.

Washington, D. C.:

U. S.

Government Printing Office.

June 1973.

190 pp.

2/

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Some organizations with resource information and/or pertinent publications are:

AL-ANON FAMILY GROUP HEADQUARTERS

115 East 23rd Street

New York, New York

10010

(212) 475-6110

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS (AFT)

1012 Fourteenth Street, N. W.

Washington, D. C.

20005

(202) 737-6141

AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS

17th and D Streets, N. W.

Washington, D. C.

20006

(202) 737-8300

ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE OF B'NAI B'RITH (ADL)

315 Lexington Avenue

New York, New York

10016

(212) 689-7400

ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD

EDUCATION INTERNATIONAL (ACEI)

3615 Wisconsin Avenue, N. W.

Washington, D. C.

20016

(202) 363-6963

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

North Brunswick, New Jersey

08902

(201) 249-6000

DRUG ABUSE COUNCIL

1828 L Street, N. W.

Washington, D. C.

20036

(202) 785-5200

4"'s

1 11

,15

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GIRL SCOUTS OF THE U. S. A.

830 Third Avenue

New York, New York

10022

(212) 751-6900

INTEGRATED EDUCATION ASSOCIATES

School of Education

Northwestern University

2003 Sheridan Road

Evanston, Illinois

60201

(312) 492-3741

METROPOLITAN APPLIED RESEARCH CENTER, INC.

(MARC)

60 East 86th Street

New York, New York

10028

(2!:) 628-7400

NATIONAL CLEARINGHOUSE FOR DRUG ABUSE INFORMATION

11400 Rockville Pike

Rockville, Maryland

20852

(301) 443-6720

NATIONAL CLEARINGHOUSE ON ALCOHOLISM AND ALCOHOL

ABUSE

Box 2345

Rockville, Maryland

20852

9119 Gaither Road

Gaithersburg, Maryland

20520

(301) 948-4450

NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CHRISTIANS AND JEWS

43 West 57th Street

New York, New York

10019

(212) 688-7530

NATIONAL CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS

700 North Rush Street

Chicago, Illinois

60611

(312) 787-0977

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES OF CHRIST IN THE U.S.A.

475 Riverside Drive

New York, New York

10027

(212) 870-2200

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN

ASSOCIATION

(YMCA)

291 Broadway

New York, New York

10007

(212) 349-0700

NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

(NEA)

1201 Sixteenth Street, N.W.

Washington, D. C.

20036

(202) 833-4000

NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON ALCOHOL ABUSE AND

ALCOHOLISM (NIAAA)

5600 Fishers Lane

Rockville, Maryland

20852

(301) 443-3885

NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON DRUG ABUSE

11400 Rockville Pike

Rockville, Maryland

20852

(301) 443-6720

NATIONAL SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION (NSBA)

State National Bank Plaza

Evanston, Illinois

60201

(312) 869-7730

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NATIONAL SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION (NSBA)

State National Bank Plaza

Evanston, Illinois

60201

(313) 867-7730

NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR HEBREW DAY SCHOOLS

229 Park Avenue South

New York, New York

10003

(212) 674-6700

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY'S CENTER OF ALCOHOL STUDIES

Rutgers, The State University

New Brunswick, New Jersey

08903

(201) 932-1766

YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

600 Lexington Avenue

New York, New York

10022

(212) 753-4700

RELATED ECS PUBLICATIONS

On Early Childhood:

Early Childhood Development:

Alternatives for

Program Implementation in the States. Report

No. 22.

Denver, Colorado:

Education Com-

mission of the States, Early Childhood Project.

June 1971.

Third printing 1973.

78 pp.

Early Childhood Planning in the States:

AHandbook for Gathering Data and Assessing

Needs.

Report No. 32.

Denver, Colorado:

Education Commission of the States, Early

Childhood Project.

January 1973.

46 pp.

Early Childhood Programs:

A State Survey.

Denver, Colorado:

Education Commission of

the States, Early Childhood Project.

[Undated]

15 pp.

Early Childhood Programs in the States:

Report

of a December 1972 Conference.

Report No.

34.

Denver, Colorado:

Education Commission

of the States, Early Childhood Project.

March 1973.

85 pp.

Establishin: a State Office of Earl

Childhood

Development:

Suggested Legislative Alterna-

tives.

Report No. 30.

Denver, Colorado:

Education Commission of the States, Early

Childhood Project.

December 1972.

Second

printing 1973.

48 pp.

On Finance:

Federal Options in Education Finance Reform,

17 Carol J. Andersen.

Denver, Colorado:

Education Commission of the States, Research

and Information Services.

June 1974.

16

Major Changes in School Finance:

Statehouse

Scorecard.

Denver, Colorado:

Education Com-

mission of the States, Research and Informa-

tion Services.

May 1974.

32 pp.

"School Finance at a Glance," by Lucile Musmanno.

Denver, Colorado:

Education Commission of the

States, Research and Information Services.

June 1974.

(Poster 22" by 28")

On Handicapped Children:

Financing Education Programs for Handicapped

Children:

Conference Highlights.

Report No.

SO.

Denver, Colorado:

Education Commission

of the States, Handicapped Children's Educa-

tion Project.

May 1974.

Special Education Resource Profile (for each

state).

Report No. 52.

Denver, Colorado:

Education Commission of the States.

Handi-

capped Children's Education Project.

May

1974.

194 pp.

Special Education in the States:

Legislative

Progress Report.

Denver, Colorado:

Educa-

tion Commission of the States, Handicapped

Children's Project.

March 1974.

9 pp.

Special Education in the States:

Legislative

Progress Report.

Denver, Colorado:

Educa-

tion Commission of the States, Handicapped

Children's Education Project.

May 1974.

18 pp.

Report No. II. S

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For this 8th annual meeting of the Education Commission of the

States three separate bibliographies, which may be considered

as a unit, are available.

Their titles are:

- -- Education for Citizenship

- -- Education to Make a Life

Education to Make a Living

Comprehensive and specific information (including legislation

on aspects such as accountability, finance, governance,

innovations, opportunity, and programs) and suggestions for

resource persons, including ECS staff, on the subjects of these

bibliographies are maintained by the Education Commission of

the States.

Inquiries may be addressed to the Resource Center

or the Research and Information Services Department.

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ECS publications may be ordered directly from Commission headquarters, 1860 Lincoln

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