ERIC ED381941: Resources for Special Education and Guidance & Counselling. An Annotated List. Revised.

71 Pages·1994·1.1 MB·English

by  ERIC

DOCUMENT RESUME
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EC 303 887
TITLE
Resources for Special Education and Guidance &
Counselling. An Annotated List. Revised.
INSTITUTION
Alberta Dept. of Education, Edmonton. Special
Education Branch.
REPORT NO
ISBN-0-7732-1350-3
PUB DATE
94
NOTE
71p.
AVAILABLE FROM
Special Education Branch, 6240 -113 Street, Edmonton,
Alberta T6H 3L2, Canada.
PUB TYPE
Bibliographies (131)
Reference Materials
EDRS PRICE MF01/PC03 Plus Postage.
DESCRIPTORS
*Disabilities; Educational Counseling; Elementary
Secondary Education; Foreign Countries; French;
*Gifted; *School Counseling; *Special Education
Alberta
IDENTIFIERS
ABSTRACT
This resource guide lists and annotates 120 English
and 8 French learning materials available for use in special
education in Alberta, Canada. The scope encompasses assessment,
career development, child development, early childhood services,
guidance and counselling, home economics, information and legal
documents, integration/mainstreaming, interagency collaboration,
physical education, reading, and suicide. Specific exceptionalities
are also addressed, including autism, behavior disorders, cerebral
palsy, dependent handicapped, educable mentally retarded, gifted and
talented, hearing impaired, learning disabled, physically/medically
disabled, trainable mentally retarded, and visually impaired. The
list is divided into five sections: (1) English resources presented
(2) French resources presented
alphabetically by title;
(3) English authorized learning resources
alphabetically by title;
(4) French authorized learning
available for special education;
resources available for special education; and (5) a subject listing.
Along with bibliographic information and the annotation, an Alberta
source for acquiring the item and a price are listed. Order forms are
appended. (JDD)
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Resources for Special Education and Guidance & Counselling. 1994
ALBERTA EDUCATION CATALOGUING IN PUBLICATION
Alberta. Alberta Education. Special Education Branch.
Resources for special education and guidance & counselling : an annotated list 1994.
ISBN 0-7732-1350-3
1. Special education -- Alberta -- Bibliography.
2. Special education literature -- Bibliography.
3. Educational counseling -- Alberta -- Bibliography.
Title.
I.
LC3984.2.A3.A333 1994
371.9
For additional copies or further information contact:
Special Education Branch
6240
113 Street
Edmonton, Alberta
T6H 3L2
Telephone: [phone]
This document is intended for:
Students
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Teachers
1
Administrators
Parents
General Public
Other
Copyright © 1994, the Crown in Right of Alberta, as represented by the Minister of Education.
113 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, T6H 3L2.
Alberta Education, 6240
Permission is given by the copyright owner to reproduce this document for educational purposes and
on a non-profit basis.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The Special Education Branch of Alberta Education wishes to acknowledge the following who
assisted in the development and production of this resource:
Grace LeBlanc, Special Education Branch
Project Manager:
Desktop Publishing: Sandra Mukai, Special Education Branch.
The Special Education Branch also wishes to acknowledge the following individuals who reviewed
this resource:
Jill Bonenfant, ACCESS NETWORK
Garry Sluchinski, Learning Resources Distributing Centre
Suzanne Gareau-Kubicki, Language Services Branch.
This revised version was prepared by the Special Education Branch, under the direction of:
Harvey Finnestad, Director
Greg Bishop, Coordinator.
Resources for Special Education and Guidance & Counselling: 1994
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
INTRODUCTION
1
Annotations
SECTION I
3
39
Annotations francaises
SECTION II
43
Authorized Resources
SECTION III
Ressources autorisees
51
SECTION IV
SECTION V Subject Index
57
69
APPENDIX Order Forms
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Resources for Special Education and Guidance & Counselling: 1994
INTRODUCTION
Section I lists the annotations
This annotated list of resources is divided into five sections.
alphabetically by title. Section II lists the French annotations alphabetically by title. Section HI lists
Section IV lists the French
the authorized learning resources available for special education.
authorized learning resources available for special education. Section V lists the titles alphabetically
by subject.
In some cases, there may be limits on the number of copies available.
PLEASE NOTE: Prices do not include the 7% Goods and Services Tax (G.S.T.). Please include
Contact the appropriate branch
seven per cent when ordering. Prices given are subject to change.
before ordering materials.
The number to the left of the annotation is the Learning Resources Distributing Centre (LRDC) order
number or ACCESS NETWORK (ACCESS) order number. Please quote this number when ordering
materials from the LRDC or ACCESS. An LRDC order form is included for your convenience
(p. 71). When ordering materials from the Special Education Branch (Sp.Ed), please use the form
enclosed (p. 73).
Resources are available from the following locations:
Customer Service and Sales
LRDC
Learning Resources Distributing Centre (LRDC)
142 Street
12360
Edmonton, Alberta T5L 4X9
Fax: [phone]
Telephone: [phone]
Please note that orders for LRDC materials must be sent direct.
Special Education Branch
Sp.Ed
113 Street
6240
Edmonton, Alberta T6H 3L2
Fax: [phone]
Telephone: [phone]
Language Services Branch
ACCESS ACCESS NETWORK
LSB
8th Floor, Harley Court
Media Resource Centre
111 Street
10045
76 Avenue
3720
Edmonton, Alberta T5K 2M5
T6B 2N9
Edmonton, Alberta
Telephone: [phone]
Telephone: [phone] (in Edmonton)
Fax: [phone]
or 1-800-352-8293 (outside Edmonton)
Teachers should call the ACCESS NETWORK Media Resource Centre at 1-800-352-8293,
Fax [phone] to confirm the availability and expiry dates of ACCESS productions.
For information on resources marked TBA (To Be Announced) please contact the Learning
Resources Officer, Special Education Branch at 422-6326.
Resources for Special Education and Guidance & Counselling: 1994
SECTION I
ANNOTATIONS
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Resources for Special Education and Guidance & Counselling: 1994
$ 9.75
Accommodating Student Differences: A Resource for Teaching
162008
Gifted and Talented Children (1991)
LRDC
is made up of four units designed
Accommodating Student Differences
. .
.
to meet the needs of gifted and talented students. "Primarily. Puppets" uses
puppets to develop creativity in students in Grades 1-3 in the subject areas
of language learning, drama and art. "Munch on Munsch" focuses on the
development of independent study through the areas of language learning,
art, music and mathematics in Grades 1-3. It also focuses on the development
of leadership and social skills in students in Grades 4-6. "Clean Up Your
Act" helps students in Grades 4-6 apply critical thinking skills to the concept
of waste management. In "Signed, Sealed and Delivered" the activities use
letters from history and literature to encourage the development of
communication skills for students in Grades 7-9. Accommodating Student
is intended as a practical teaching resource to accompany the
Differences
. .
.
resource manual Educating Gifted and Talented Students in Alberta (p. 15).
$ 4.00
Alberta Career Events: A Planning Guide and Workbook for
221987
Counsellors and Teachers (1992)
LRDC
This document is a planning guide and a workbook for school counsellors and
teachers that discusses how to plan and hot a major career event. The
strategies and recommendations contained in this guide are the results of
many successful career events held throughout Alberta over several years.
Resources for Special Education and Guidance & Counselling: 1994
$ N/C
Alberta Child Development Newsletter (1992, 1993, 1994)
Sp.Ed
January 1992
Volume 1, Number 1.
Self-injurious Behavior
Volume 1, Number 2
Middle Ear Infections
May 1992
Volume 1, Number 3
August 1992
Sleep Disorders
Volume 1, Number 4
October 1992
School Injuries
Volume 2, Number 1
January 1993
Preventive Dental Care
Volume 2, Number 2
March 1993
Brain Injuries
Volume 2, Number 3
June 1993
Enuresis
Volume 2, Number 4
October 1993
Challenges of Daily Living
Volume 2, Number 5
March 1994
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Volume 2, Number 6
May 1994
Child Abuse
This newsletter shares information about child development in the early
years (0-8 years), with a particular focus on the child with developmental
disabilities. Each newsletter focuses on a topic of current interest in child
development. The four sections of the newsletter deal with a review of
current information from the literature, a description of local program
resources, a section of practical advice designed for parents and teachers, and
a bibliography of resources dealing with the particular topic.
$ N/C
Alberta School for the Deaf (ASD) Educational Support Services (1989)
Sp.Ed
In an effort to support local school jurisdictions in the provision of the best
possible programs for students with hearing impairments, ASD offers the
This monograph
services of the Educational Support Services Team.
provides information on these support services.
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