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Forthcoming Papers in JCAL The use of hierarchical problem solving subroutines in the solution of exercise science problems - C. D. Ennis and M. J. Safrit (Universities o f Maryland and

Wisconsin)

Misconceptions concerning rotation and angle in LOGO

Naked into the World: IT experiences on a primary school teaching practice

-P. Cope, H. Smith and M. Simmons (University of Stirling)

-S. Dunn and J. Ridgway (Edge Hill College and Lancaster University)

Patterns of discussion between pupil pairs in computer and non- computer environments - C. Hoyles, L. Healy and R. Sutherland (Institute o f Education,

Lon don)

Hypertext in cognate-language learning - J. Galletly, W. Butcher with S. Daryanani (University of

Buckingham)