Constance M. Perry

What Administrators of Smaller Schools Do.

Does the role of administra tors of smaller secondary schools really differ from that of their counterparts at larger schools? A series of surveys of smaller secondary school administrators reveals how their position has changed during the past four years and how they spend their time during the school day.

Using Marine Aquaria in Inland Invertebrate Zoology Courses.

Living specimens add a valuable dimension to the study of invertebrate zoology; yet many inland schools offering such a course use only preserved specimens. Preserved specimens frequently become distorted and colorless, making invertebrate zoology a dry and unrealistic course. This practice is unfortunate and unnecessary because marine aquaria can be inexpensively and easily maintained. Marine aquaria stimulate students and provide interesting and unusual displays for visitors to the classroom, as well as serving as a resource for instructors. Basic aquaria equipment, techniques, specimens, and food are discussed in the following article.