Ten Basic Questions in Guidance and School Learning

Author(s):

Hilton, Thomas L.

Publication Year:

1968

Report Number:

RM-68-15

Source:

ETS Research Memorandum

Document Type:

Report

Page Count:

16

Subject/Key Words:

Career Choice, Computer Oriented Programs, Educational Problems, Educational Technology, Guidance, Learning Processes

Abstract

This paper is devoted to ten basic questions that seem to underlie much current effort to apply computer technology to guidance and school learning. The questions are summarized to stimulate discussion, to stimulate relevant research, to remind those engaged in developmental efforts that they may have-as a by-product of their efforts-findings which are relevent to basic questions, and to make explicit any assumptions which developmental research efforts may be making about psychological processes and relationships underlying such efforts.

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