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Annual Index The Journal of Special Education Spring 2003—Winter 2004 Volume 37 ABBOTT, Mary: See GREENWOOD, ESTES, Mary Bailey: Choice for All? Charter sition to Postsecondary Education of Charles R., 95-110. Schools and Students with Special Students with Learning Disabilities: A AHLGRIM-DELZELL, Lynn: See BROW- Needs, 257-267. Review of the Literature, 26-32. DER, Diane, 211-223. FIELD, Sharon: See KOHLER, Paula D.., NEAL, La Vonne I.; MCCRAY, Audrey Davis: ALGOZZINE, Robert: See BROWDER, 17+ -183. WEBB-JOHNSON, Gwendolyn: Diane, 211-223. FLEMING, Jane: See TALBOTT, Elizabeth, BRIDGEST, Scott T.: The Effects of AWARTANI , Sana: See GUMPEL, Thomas P., 111-123. African American Movement Styles on 33-48. FLOWERS, Claudia: See BROWDER, Diane. Teachers’ Perceptions and Reactions, BRIDGEST, Scott T.: See NEAL, La Vonne L., 211-223. 49-57. 49-57. GREENWOOD, Charles R.; TAPIA, Yolanda: ODOM, Samuel L.; WOLERY, Mark: A Unified BROWDER, Diane M.;: COOPER-DUFFY, ABBOTT, Mary; WALTON, Cheryl: A Theory of Practice in Early Intervention/ Karena: Evidence-Based Practices for Building-Based Case Study of Evidence- Early Childhood Special Education: Students with Severe Disabilities and the Based Literacy Practices: Implementa- Evidence-Based Practices, 164-173. Requirement for Accountability in “No tion, Reading Behavior, and Growth in POON-MCBRAYER, Kim Fong: To Integrate Child Left Behind,” 157-163. Reading Fluency, K-4, 95-110. or Not to Integrate: Systemic Dilemmas BROWDER, Diane: FLOWERS, Claudia: GUMPEL, Thomas P.; AWARTANI, Sana: in Hong Kong, 249-256. AHLGRIM-DELZELL, Lynn; KAR- A Comparison of Special Education in RESCHLY, Daniel J.: See HOSP, John L., VONEN, Meagan: SPOONER, Fred: Israel and Palestine: Surface and Deep 67-80. ALGOZZINE, Robert: The Alignment Structures, 33-48. SCHIRMER, Barbara R.: See COOK, Bryan of Alternate Assessment Content with HOSP, John L.; RESCHLY, Daniel J.: Referral G., 139; 200-205. Academic and Functional Curricula, Rates for Intervention or Assessment: A SITLINGTON, Patricia L.: See MULL, 211-223. Meta-Analysis of Racial Differences, Charlotte A., 26-32. CALDWELL, Nicola K: See WERTS, 67-80. SPOONER, Fred: See BROWDER, Diane, Margaret Gessler, 124-133. JENKINS, Joseph R.: See DALE, Philip S., 211-223. COLE, Kevin N.: See DALE, Philip S., 237-248. STICHTER, Janine Peck: See CONROY, 237-248. KARVONEN, Meagan: See BROWDER, Maureen A., 15-25. COMPTON, Donald L.: The Influence of Item Diane, 211-223. TALBOTT, Elizabeth; FLEMING, Jane: Composition on RAN Letter Perfor- KAUFFMAN, James M.: See LANDRUM, The Role of Social Contexts and Special mance in First-Grade Children, 81-94. Timothy J., 148-156. Education in the Mental Health Problems CONROY, Maureen A.; STICHTER, Janine KNOTEK, Steve: Bias in Problem Solving of Urban Adolescents, 111-123. Peck: The Application of Antecedents and the Social Process of Student Study TANKERSLEY, Melody: See LANDRUM, in the Functional Assessment Process: Team: A Qualitative Investigation of Two Timothy J., 148-156. Existing Research, Issues, and Recom- SSTs, 2-14. TAPIA, Yolanda: See GREENWOOD, mendations, 15-25. KOHLER, Paula D.; FIELD, Sharon: Charles R., 95-110. COOK, Bryan G.; SCHIRMER, Barbara R.: Transition-Focused Education: Founda- VAUGHN, Sharon; LINAN-THOMPSON, What Is Special About Special Education? tion for the Future, 174-183. Sylvia: What Is Special About Special Introduction to the Special Series, 139 LANDRUM, Timothy J.;: TANKERSLEY, Education for Students with Learning COOK, Bryan G.; SCHIRMER, Barbara R.: Melody: KAUFFMAN, James M.: What Disabilities?, 140-147. What Is Special About Special Educa- Is Special About Special Education for WALTON, Cheryl: See GREENWOOD, tion? Overview and Analysis, 200-205. Students with Emotional or Behavioral Charles R., 95-110. COOPER-DUFFY, Karena: See BROWDER, Disorders?, 148—156. WEBB-JOHNSON, Gwendolyn: See NEAL, Diane M., 157-163. LINAN-THOMPSON, Sylvia: See VAUGHN, La Vonne I., 49--57. DALE, Philip S.; MILLS, Paulette E.; COLE, Sharon, 140-147. WERTS, Margaret Gessler; CALDWELL, Kevin N.; JENKINS, Joseph R.: When LINDSAY, Geoff; DOCKRELL, Julie E.: Nicola K; WOLERY, Mark: Instructive Paths Diverge: “Errors of Prediction” Whose Job Is It? Parents’ Concerns Feedback: Effects of a Presentation From Preschool Test Scores to Later About the Needs of Their Children with Variable, 124-133. Cognitive and Academic Measures, Language Problems, 225-235. WOLERY, Mark: See ODOM, Samuel L., 237-248. MCCRAY, Audrey Davis: See NEAL, La 164-173; See WERTS, Margaret Gessler, DENO, Stanley L.: Developments in Vonne I., 49-57. 124-133. Curriculum-Based Measurement, MILLS, Paulette E.: See DALE, Philip S.. ZIGMOND, Naomi: Where Should Students 184-192. 237-248. with Disabilities Receive Special Edu- DOCKRELL, Julie E.: See LINDSAY, Geoff, MULL, Charlotte A.; SITLINGTON, Patricia cation Services? Is One Place Better 995935 L.: The Role of Technology in the Tran- Than Another?, 193-199.