EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGES FOR CANADIAN EDUCATORS AND STUDENTS. Toronto, Canadian Education Association, c1984. 63pp, paper, $4.00, ISBN 0-920315-01-1. Distributed by CEA, 252 Bloor St. W., 8th floor, Toronto, Ont. M5S 1V5. Professional Reviewed by Anna L. Holman Volume 13 Number 4 1985 July This directory lists educational exchanges offered by Canadian public and private organizations. They are arranged in four groups; Teacher and Administrator Exchanges," "Administrator Visits," "Student Exchanges," and "Student Visits and Special Programs." Under each organization, there is a description of the program, its objective, duration, eligibility, cost, deadline for application, and address from which application forms can be obtained. Exchanges overseas and within Canada are included. A few, such as one sponsored by the Quebec ministry of recreation, fish and game, do not require that participants be students. Of particular interest is a group exchange for handicapped youth and their friends. Sponsored by the Canadian Bureau for International Education, it promotes greater integration and understanding between disabled and non-disabled students. Elementary and secondary schools, as well as public libraries, will find this a very useful guide. Anna L. Holman, Faculty of Education, University of Western Ontario, London, Ont.