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The Delta Kappa Gamma Bulletin The Delta Kappa Gamma Bulletin Volume 68 ¢ Fall 2001—Summer 2002 A Autumn/Winter Haiku. Edna Staples. Fali 2001: Abbott, Dr. Jacqueline, jt. author. See Kihlberg. 63. Dr. Gunhild. B ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Baethe, Dr. Barbara, il bibl. Encouragement. Jean Gray Receives 2001 International Winter 2002: 46-50. Achievement Award, portrait. Carol Bailey, Dr. Evelyn C., il. Karate for Everyone? Mueller, International President. Fall Absolutely! Winter 2002: 51-55. 2001: 5-7. Barnett, Nancy,j t. author. See Wiedmer, Dr. Achieving Your Personal Best: Optimizing Your Terry L. Assumptions. Dr. Raquel Shapiro and Dr. Bauer, Roxanne, jt. author. See Wiedmer, Dr. Ronald G. Shapiro, ils bibl. Winter 2002: Terry.-L. 41-45. Bernshausen, Dr. Diana, jt. author. See Ryel, Dr. Akalin, Roberta A. The Highest Experience Regina. (poem). Winter 2002: 60. Beware of Harmful Latino Male Stereotypes in Amazing Harvest. Jo McGlamery, il. Fall 2001: Children’s Literature. Kendall Hasse, il bibl. 60-61. Summer 2002: 15-18+. America’s Workforce: How Teachers Can Help Bienvenu, Carolyn. Untitled poem. Spring 2002: Today’s Students Become Tomorrow’s Suc- 63. cessful Adults. Anita Hasenmyer, il bibl. Border Crossings: Computer-Mediated Discus- Summer 2002: 40-43. sions Linking English Learners in Mexico Are the Clichés Really True? Dr. Patricia with Spanish Learners in the United States. Williams, il. Summer 2002: 49-53. Celia Ann Durboraw, il bibl. Spring 2002: ASSESSMENT 31-34+. Portfolio: Achieving Your Personal Best. Dr. Bradshaw, Dr. Lynn K., il bibl. Maximizing Gale A. McMahan and Dr. Ann Porter Gif- Technology's Role in School Reform. Spring ford, ils, bibl. Fall 2001: 36-41. 2002: 5-9. ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY Brain Research Translated Into Teaching Prac- Assistive Technology: What It Means to tices: What Administrators Can Do. Kathy Senior Citizens. Gwendolyn Dina, il bibl. Lovett, il bibl. Fall 2001: 4245+. Spring 2002: 59-62. Brainard, Gladys J. We Proudly Support (poem). Assistive Technology: What It Means to Senior Winter 2002: 60. Citizens. Gwendolyn Dina, il bibl. Spring BREAST CANCER 2002: 59-62. Overcoming the Sadness: How Schools Can Attebury, Nancy, il bibl. The Olympic Spirit in Help Students Whose Mothers Have Classic Children’s Literature. Winter 2002: Breast Cancer. Dr. Roxanne Walker 11-16. Bridges, il bibl. Fall 2001: 28-32. 58 Summer 2002 Sisters of the Scar: 1 Am a Survivor. Dr. D Diane Greene, il. Fall 2001: 54-55. Dahl, Dr. Shirley, il bibl. Restructuring and the Survivors at the Summit. Yvonne L. Ethering- Benefits of Technology. Spring 2002: 57-58. ton, il bibl. Fall 2001: 51-53. Darling, Barbara. Soul Food (poem). Fall 2001: Bridges, Dr. Roxanne Walker, il bibl. Overcom- 62. ing the Sadness: How Schools Can Help Stu- DECISION MAKING dents Whose Mothers Have Breast Cancer. Achieve Your Personal Best: Optimize You Fall 2001: 28-32. Assumptions. Dr. Raquel Shapiro and Dr. Bringing the Irish Home. Dr. Emilie Sullivan, il Ronald G. Shapiro, ils bibl. Winter 2002: bibl. Fall 2001: 19-23. 41-45. Brogden, Lace Marie, and Alec Couros, ils bibl. DEMOGRAPHICS Contemplating the Virtual Campus: Peda- How Demographic Destinies Affect Teaching gogical and Administrative Considerations. and Lerning: Innovative Strategies for the Spring 2002: 22-30. 21st Century Educator. Dr. Faith Prather Brogden, Lace Marie. Survival (poem). Fall and Dr. Margie Lovett-Scott, RN, ils bibl. 2001: 62. Summer 2002: 5-14. The Departure (poem). Barbara Luzzadder. Fall C 2001: 63. Celebrating the Olympic Spirit Throughout Life. Dickerson, Violet. Hope (poem). Fa!! 2001: 63. Dr. Launita Proctor, il bibl. Winter 2002: Dina, Gwendolyn, il bibl. Assistive Technology: 17-20. What It Means to Senior Citizens. Spring Celebrating Tillery Survivors. Dr. Peggy 2002: 59-62. Williams and Dr. Beth Velde, ils bibl. Fall DISTANCE LEARNING 2001: 16-18. Border Crossings: Computer-Mediated Dis- Chickscope: A Cross-Categorical Integration of cussions Linking English Learners in Computer Technology. Susan Herricks, il Mexico with Spanish Learners in the bibl. Fall 2001: 48-50. United States. Celia Ann Durboraw, il CHILDREN’S LITERATURE bib!. Spring 2002: 31-34+. Beware of Harmful Latino Male Stereotypes Contemplating the Virtual Campus: Pedagog- in Children’s Literature. Kendal Hasse, il ical and Administrative Considerations. bibl. Summer 2002: 15-18+. Lace Marie Brogdan and Alec Couros, ils The Olympic Spirit in Classic Children’s Lit- bibl. Spring 2002: 22-30. erature. Nancy Attebury, il bibl. Winter Distance Learning and Virtual Communities: 2002: 11-16. Telecollaborating for ESL Learners in Clarity (poem). Carolynn Willson. Spring 2002: Indiana, Dr. Terry L. Wiedmer, Dan 62. Wann, Roxanne Bauer, and Vicki L. Har- Coleman, Julie K. Letter to the Editor. Winter ris, ils bibl. Spring 2002: 35-42. 2002: 63. Distance Learning and Virtual Communities: COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY Telecollaborating for ESL Learners in Indi- Chickscope: A Cross-Categorical Integration ana. Dr. Terry L. Wiedmer, Dan Wann, of Computer Technology. Susan Herricks, Roxanne Bauer, and Vicki L. Harris, ils bibl. il bibl. Fall 2001: 48-50. Spring 2002: 35-42. Contemplating the Virtual Campus: Pedagogi- Ditzhazy, Dr. Helen E.R., and Sarayuth Poolsup, cal and Administrative Considerations. Lace ils bibl. Successful Integration of Technol- Marie Brogdan and Alec Couros, ils bibl. ogy into the Classroom. Spring 2002: 10-14. Spring 2002: 22-30. Dove, Dr. Marianne K. il bibl. Runaway, Throw- Couros, Alec, jt. author. See Brogden, Lace away and Homeless Adolescents. Fall 2001: Marie. 10-15+. Crawford, Kay, jt. author. See Waller, Paula L. DRESS CODES Criswell, Deborah. Her Moment (poem). Winter A Study of Dress Codes/Uniforms in 2002: 60. Kentucky. Dr. Amy C. King, Dr. Linda L. Walker and Denise L. Minor, ils bibl. The Delta Kappa Gamma Bulletin 59 Spring 2002: 52-56. EFFECTS OF POVERTY Durboraw, Celia Ann, il bibl. Border Crossings: Poor Little Ole Me. Janet McCloskey, il. Fall Computer-Mediated Discussions Linking 2001: 56-57. English Learners in Mexico with Spanish Empty Nest (poem). Edy Fudge. Fall 2001: 62. Learners in the United States. Spring 2002: Encouragement. Dr. Barbara Baethe, il bibl. 31-34+. Winter 2002: 46-50. Durboraw, Celia Ann, il bibl. Teaching Moral Etherington, Yvonne L., il bibl. Survivors at the Values Through Literature: Melding “Us” Summit. Fall 2001: 51-53. and “Them.” Fall 2001: 58-59. EQUITY IN EDUCATION Looking With New Eyes: Making the Pursuit E of Equity Personal. Dr. Carole Walker, Education and Advocacfyo r the Natien’s Invisi- Dr. Catherine Zeek, and Dr. Martha Foote, ble Population... The Migrant Community. ils bibl. Summer 2002: 28-33. Paula L. Waller and Kay Crawford, ils. Fall ETHICS 2001: 24-27. America’s Workforce: How Teachers Can EDUCATION, IRELAND Help Today’s Students Become Tomor- Bringing the Irish Home. Dr. Emilie Sullivan, row’s Successful Adults. Anita Hasen- il bibl. Fall 2001: 19-23. myer, il bibl. Summer 2002: 40-43. Education for Profit. Dr. Betty R. Tutt, il bibl. Towards a Code of Ethicsfo r Education and Spring 2002: 43-46. Cultural Training. Dr. Gunhild Kihlberg EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE and Dr. Jacqueline Abbott, ils bibl. Winter Semantic Networking in Constructivist Class- 2002: 27-31. rooms: Aligning Software Acquisition with Exercise: An Ounce of Prevention Is Worth a Epistemological Assumptions. Dr. Patsy Pound of Cure. Dr. Martha Poole Simmons, Watts, il bibl. Spring 2002: 15—21+. il bibl. Winter 2002: 21-26. EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY Maximizing Technology’s Role in School F Reform. Dr. Lynn K. Bradshaw, il bibl. Faith (poem). Jennie Mae Phifer. Winter 2002: Spring 2002: 5-9. 61. Successful Integration of Technology into the Farris, Dr. Pamela J., and Dr. Pamela Macfar- Classroom. Dr. Helen E.R. Ditzhazy and lane, ils bibl. Fitness Forever: A College of Sarayuth Poolsup, ils bibl. Spring 2002: Education/Retirement Center Partnership. 10-14. Summer 2002: 36-39. Educators (poem). Sharon Rankin. Fall 2001: The Five Cs of Teamwork. Dr. Kathryn N. Pol- 63. manteer, il bibl. Winter 2002: 32-36. EDUCATOR’S AWARD First Day Trauma (poem). Merle Hinchee. Fall Left Back: A Century of Failed School 2001: 62. Reforms, by Diane Ravitch. (Book Fitness Forever: A College of Education/Retire- Review, Honorable Mention). 2000-2002 ment Center Partnership. Dr. Pamela J. Far- Educator’s Award Committee. Fall 2001: ris and Dr. Pamela Macfarlane, ils bibl. 9. Summer 2002: 36-39. Mind Games: The Aging Brain and How to Foote, Dr. Martha, jt. author. See Walker, Dr. Keep It Healthy, by Kathryn Welzel and Carole. Kathleen Hanmeyer. (Book Review, Hon- FOR-PROFIT EDUCATION orable Mention). 2000-2002 Educator’s Educatiofno r Profit. Dr. Betty R. Tutt, il bibl. Award Committee. Fall 2001: 9. Spring 2002: 43-46. Teens in Turmoil: A Path to Change for Par- Fudge, Edy. Empty Nest (poem). Fall 2001: 62. ents, Adolescents and Their Families, by Carol Maxym and Leslie B. York, il. G (Book Review, Educator’s Award Win- Gifford, Dr. Ann Porter, jt. author. See McMa- ner) 2000—2002 Educator’s Award Com- han, Dr. Gale A. mittee. Fall 2001: 8. A Gift of Time (poem). Karen Sanders. Spring 60 Summer 2002 2002: 63. and Nancy Barnett, ils bibl. GRANDPARENT CAREGIVERS Imagery of a Winter Sunset (poem). Modesta Grandparents Raising Grandchildren. Sharon Pefia. Winter 2002: 62. L. Mader, il bibl. Fall 2001: 33-35. Imprint (poem). Sandra Uland Taylor. Winter Grandparents’ Day: A Great School Adventure. 2002: 61. Myrna D. Tuminello. Summer 2002: 54-55. INSTRUCTIONAL CHANGE Grandparents Raising Grandchildren. Sharon L. Brain Research Translated Into Teaching Mader, il bibl. Fall 2001: 33-35. Practices: What Administrators Can Do. Greene, Dr. Diane, il. Sisters of the Scar: 1A m a Kathy Lovett, il bibl. Fall 2001: 42-45+. Survivor. Fall 2001: 54-55. Jean Gray Receives 2001 International Achieve- Grow, Peggy. The Symphony (poem). Spring ment Award, portrait. Carol Mueller, Interna- 2002: 63. tional President. Fall 2001: 5-7. H K Harris, Vicki L., jt. author. See Wiedmer, Dr. Karate for Everyone? Absolutely! Dr. Evelyn C. Terry L. Bailey, il. Winter 2002: 51-55. Hasenmyer, Anita, il bibl. America’s Workforce: Kihlberg, Dr. Gunhild, and Dr. Jacqueline How Teachers Can Help Today's Students Abbott, ils bibl. Towards a Code of Ethics Become Tomorrow’s Successful Adults. for Education and Cultural Training. Winter Summer 2002: 40-43. 2002: 27-31. Hasse, Kendall, il bibl. Beware of Harmful King, Dr. Amy C., Dr. Linda L. Walker and Latino Male Stereotypes in Children’s Liter- Denise L. Minor, ils bibl. A Study of Dress ature. Summer 2002: 15-18+. Codes/Uniforms in Kentucky. Spring 2002: HEALTH SERVICES 52-56. Celebrating Tillery Survivors. Dr. Peggy Williams and Dr. Beth Velde, ils bibl. Fall L 2001: 16-18. Learners (poem). Brenda M. Tolson. Winter Her Moment (poem). Deborah Criswell. Winter 2002: 62. 2002: 60. Left Back: A Century of Failed School Reforms, Herricks, Susan, il bibl. Chickscope: A Cross- by Diane Ravitch (Book Review, Honorable Component Integration of Computer Tech- Mention). 2000-2002 Educator’s Award nology. Fall 2001: 46-50. Committee. Fall 2001: 9. The Highest Experience (poem). Roberta A. Looking With New Eyes: Making the Pursuit of Akalin. Winter 2002: 60. Equity Personal. Dr. Carole Walker, Dr. Hinchee, Merle. First Day Trauma (poem). Fall Catherine Zeek, and Dr. Martha Foote, ils 2001: 62. bibl. Summer 2002: 28-33. HOMELESS ADOLESCENTS Lovett, Kathy, il bibl. Brain Research Trans- Runaway, Throwaway and Homeless Adoles- lated Into Teaching Practices: What Admin- cents. Dr. Marianne K. Dove, il bibl. Fall istrators Can Do. Fall 2001: 4245+. 2001: 10-15+. Lovett-Scott, Dr. Margie, jt. author. See Prather, Hope (poem). Violet Dickerson. Fall 2001: 63. Dr. Faith. 3 How Demographic Destinies Affect Teaching Luzzadder, Barbara. The Departure (poem). Fall and Lerning: Innovative Strategiefsor the 2001: 63. 2/st Century Educator. Dr. Faith Prather and Dr. Margie Lovett-Scott, RN, ils bibl. Sum- M mer 2002: 5-14. Macfarlane, Dr. Pamela, jt. author. See Farris, Dr. Pamela J. I-J Mader, Sharon L., il bibl. Grandparents Raising I Can Work Program: Teaching Self-Sufficiency Grandchildren. Fall 2001: 33-35. and Workplace Ethics to Students With Spe- Maximizing Technology’s Role in School cial Needs Through a Small Business Enter- Reform. Dr. Lynn K. Bradshaw, il bibl. prise. Dr. Terry L Wiedmer, Vicki L. Harris, Spring 2002: 5-9. The Delta Kappa Gamma Bulletin 61 Maxym, Carol, and Leslie B. York, il. Teens in The National Senior Games—The Senior Turmoil: A Path to Change for Parents, Olympics. Dorothy Morton, il. Winter 2002: Adolescents and Their Families (Book 56-57. Review, Educator's Award Winner). Nordesjgo, Marie-Louise, il bibl. A Successful 2000-2002 Educator’s Award Committee. Project for School Children With Asperger Fall 2001: 8. Syndrome. Summer 2002: 34-35. McClasky, Janet, il. Poor Little Ole Me. Fall OLYMPIC GAMES 2001: 56-57. The National Senior Games—The Senior McGlamery, Jo, il. Amazing Harvest. Fall 2001: Olympics. Dorothy Morton, il. Winter 61-61. 2002: 56-57. McGlamery, Jo. Spring (poem). Spring 2002: Special Olympics: Beneficial to All. Dr. 63. Ronna Vanderslice, il bibl. Winter 2002: McMahon, Dr. Gale A., and Dr. Ann Porter Gif- 5-10. ford, ils bibl. Portfolio: Achieving Your Per- The Olympic Spirit in Classic Children’s Litera- sonal Best. Fall 2001: 36-41. ture. Nancy Attebury, il bibl. Winter 2002: MIGRANT EDUCATION 11-16. Education and Advocacy for the Nation’s Overcoming the Sadness: How Schools Can Invisible Population... The Migrant Com- Help Students Whose Mothers Have Breast munity. Paula L. Waller and Kay Craw- Cancer. Dr. Roxanne Walker Bridges, i] ford, ils. Fall 2001: 24-27. bibl. Fall 2001: 28-32. Mind Games: The Aging Brain and How to Keep It Healthy, by Kathryn Welzel and P-Q Kathleen Hanmeyer (Book Review, Honor- Pena, Modesta. Imagery of a Winter Sunset able Mention). 2000-2002 Educator’s (poem). Winter 2002: 62. Award Committee. Fall 2001: 9. Pertinent, Practical and Poignant Advice: Stu- Minor, Denise L., jt. author. See King, Dr. Amy dent Teachers Support Their Successors. Dr. C: Susan Roper and Dr. Sarah Stephens, il bibl. MORAL VALUES Spring 2002: 47-51. Teaching Moral Values Through Literature: Phifer, Jennie Mae. Faith (poem). Winter 2002: Molding “Us” and “Them.” Celia Ann 61. Durboraw, il bibl. Fall 2001: 58-59. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Morton, Dorothy, il. The National Senior Exercise: An Ounce of Prevention Is Worth a Games—The Senior Olympics. Winter 2002: Pound of Cure. Dr. Martha Poole Sim- 56-57. mons, il bibl. Winter 2002: 21-26. Moseley, Dr. Christina, and Andrea Rains, ils. Fitness Forever: A College of Education/ National Board for Professional Teaching Retirement Center Partnership. Dr. Standards: A Reflective Essay. Summer Pamela J. Farris and Dr. Pamela Macfar- 2002: 4448. lane, ils bibl. Summer 2002: 36-39. Mueller, Carol. Jean Grey Receives 2001 Inter- Polmanteer, Dr. Kathryn N., il bibl. The Five Cs national Achievement Award, portrait. Fall of Teamwork. Winter 2002: 32-36. 2001: 5-7. Poolsup, Sarayuth, jt author. See Ditzhazy, Dr. Helen E. R. N-O Poor Little Ole Me. Janet McClasky, il. Fall NATIONAL BOARD CERTIFICATION 2001: 56-57. National Board for Professional Teaching Portfolio: Achieving Your Personal Best. Dr. Standards: A_ Reflective Essay. Dr. Gale A. McMahon and Dr. Ann Porter Gif- Christina Moseley and Andrea Rains, ils. ford, ils bibl. Fall 2001: 36-41. Summer 2002: 44-48. Prather, Dr. Faith, and Dr. Margie Lovett-Scott, National Board for Professional Teaching Stan- RN, ils bibl. How Demograpic Destinies dards: A Reflective Essay. Dr. Christina Affect Teaching and Learning: Innovative Moseley and Andrea Rains, ils. Summer Strategies for the 21st Century Educator. 2002: 4448. Summer 2002: 5-14. 62 Summer 2002 Proctor, Dr. Launita, il bibl. Celebrating the Sisters of the Scar: 1A m a Survivor. Dr. Diane Olympic Spirit Throughout Life. Winter Greene, il. Fall 2001: 54-55. 2002: 17-20. Semantic Networking in Constructivist Class- Promoting Personal and Professional Wellness rooms: Aligning Software Acquisition with in the Workplace. Dr. Regina M. Ryel, Dr. Epistemological Assumptions. Dr. Patsy Diana Bernshausen, and Dr. Frances van Watts, il bibl. Spring 2002: 15-21. Tassell, ils bibl. Winter 2002: 37-40. Soul Food (poem). Barbara Darling. Fall 2001: 6l. R SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTS Rains, Andrea, jt. author. See Moseley, Dr. I Can Work Program: Teaching Self-Suffi- Christine.f ciency and Workplace Ethics to Students Rankin, Sharon. Educators (poem). Fall 2001: With Special Needs Through a Small Busi- 63. ness Enterprise. Dr. Terry L Wiedmer, Ravitch, Diane. Left Back: A Century of Failed Vicki L. Harris, and Nancy Barnett, ils bibl. School Reforms (Book Review, Honorary A Successful Program for School Children Mention). 2000-2002 Educator’s Award With Asperger Syndrome. Marie-Louise Committee. Fall 2001: 9. Nordesj6, il bibl. Summer 2002: 34-35. Roberts, Dr. Mary Margaret. Review of Well Special Olympics: Beneficial to All. Dr. Ronna Taught: Everything We Should Have Vanderslice, il bibl. Winter 2002: S—10. Learned About Parenting and Did! by Spring (poem). Jo McGlamery. Spring 2002: 63. Wayne L. Hartruff. Winter 2002: 58-59. Staples, Edna. Autumn/Winter Haiku. Fall 2001: Roper, Dr. Susan, and Dr. Sarah Stephens, ils 63. bibl. Pertinent, Practical and Poignant Stephens, Dr. Sarah, jt. author. See Roper, Dr. Advice: Student Teachers Support Their Suc- Susan. cessors. Spring 2002: 47-51. STUDENT TEACHERS Runaway, Throwaway and Homeless Adoles- Looking With New Eyes: Making the Pursuit cents. Dr. Marianne K. Dove, il bibl. Fall of Equity Personal. Dr. Carole Walker, 2001: 10-15+. Dr. Catherine Zeek, and Dr. Martha Foote, Ryel, Dr. Regina M., Dr. Diana Bernshausen, ils bibl. Summer 2002: 28-33. and Dr. Frances van Tassell, ils bibl. Pro- Pertinent, Practical and Poignant Advice: moting Personal and Professional Wellness Student Teachers Support Their Succes- in the Workplace. Winter 2002: 37-41. sors. Dr. Susan Roper and Dr. Sarah Stephens, ils bibl. Spring 2002: 47-51. S A Study of Dress Codes/Uniforms in Kentucky. Sanders, Karen. A Gift of Time (poem). Spring Dr. Amy C. King, Dr. Linda L. Walker, and 2002: 63. Denise L. Minor, ils bibl. Spring 2002: SENIOR OLYMPICS 52-56. Celebrating the Olympic Spirit Throughout Successful Integration of Technology into the Life. Dr. Launita Proctor, il bibl. Winter Classroom. Dr. Helen E.R. Ditzhazy and 2002: 17-20. Sarayuth Poolsup, il bibl. Spring 2002: The National Senior Games—The Senior 10-14. Olympics. Dorothy Morton, il. Winter A Successful Program for School Children With 2002: 56-57. Asperger Syndrome. Marie-Louise Nordesjé, Shapiro, Dr. Raquel, and Dr. Ronald G. Shapiro, il bibl. Summer 2002: 34-35. ils bibl. Achieve Your Personal Best: Opti- Sullivan, Dr. Emilie, il bibl. Bringing the Irish mize Your Assumptions. Winter 2002: Home. Fall 2001: 19-23. 41-45. Survival (poem). Lace Marie Brogdan. Fall Shapiro, Dr. Ronald G.,jt . author. See Shapiro, 2001: 62. Dr. Raquel. Survior at the Summit. Yvonne L. Etherington, il Simmons, Dr. Martha Poole, il bibl. Exercise: bibl. Fall 2001: 51-53. An Ounce of Prevention Is Worth a Pound of The Symphony (poem). Peggy Grow. Spring Cure. Winter 2002: 2t—26. 2002:63. The Delta Kappa Gamma Bulletin 63 T-U-V Wann, Dan, jt. author. See Wiedmer, Dr. Terry Taylor, Sandra Uhland. /mprints (poem). Winter a 2002: 61. Watts, Dr. Patsy, il bibl. Semantic Networking in TEACHER EDUCATION Constructivist Classrooms: Aligning Soft- Restructuring and the Benefits of Technology. ware Acquisition with Epistemological Dr. Shirley Dahl, il bibl. Spring 2002: Assumptions. Spring 2002: 15-21+. 57-58. We Proudly Support (poem). Gladys J. Brainard. TEACHER REWARDS Winter 2002: 60. Amazing Harvest. Jo McGlamery, il. Fall Well Taught: Everything We Should Have 2001: 60-61. Learned About Parenting and Did! by Teaching Moral Values Through Literature: Wayne L. Hartruff. Book review by Dr. Melding “Us” and “Them.” Celia Ann Mary Margaret Roberts. Winter 2002: Durboraw, il bibl. Fall 2001: 58-59. 58-59. TEAMWORK WELLNESS The Five Cs of Teamwork. Dr. Kathryn N. Promoting Personal and Professional Well- Polmanteer, il bibl. Winter 2002: 32-36. ness in the Workplace. Dr. Regina M. Teens in Turmoil: A Path to Change for Par- Ryel, Diana Bernshausen and Frances van ents, Adolescents and Their Families, by Tassell, ils bibl. Winter 2002: 37-40. Carol Maxym and Leslie B. York, il (Book Welzel, Kathryn and Kathleen Hanmeyer. Mind Review, Educator’s Award Winner). Games: The Aging Brain and How to Keep It 2000-2002 Educator’s Award Committee. Healthy (Book review, Honorable Mention). Fall 2001: 8. 2000-2002 Educator’s Award Committee. Tolson, Brenda. Learners (poem). Winter 2002: Fall 2001: 9. 62. Wiedmer, Dr. Terry L., Dan Wann, Roxanne Towards a Code of Ethics for Education and Bauer and Vicki L. Harris, ils. Distance Cultural Training. Dr. Gunhild Kihlberg and Learning and Virtual Communities: Telecol- Dr. Jacqueline Abbott, ils bibl. Winter 2002: laborating for ESL Learners in Indiana. 27-31. Spring 2002: 35-42. Tuminello, Myrna D., il. Grandparents’ Day: A Williams, Dr. Patricia, il. Are the Clichés Really Great School Adventure. Summer 2002: True? Summer 2002: 49-53. 54-S5. Williams, Dr. Peggy, and Dr. Beth Velde, ils Tutt, Dr. Betty R., il bibl. Education for Profit. bibl. Celebrating Tillery Survivors. Fall Spring 2002: 4346. 2001: 16-18. Van Tassell, Dr. Frances, jt. author. See Ryel, Willson, Carolyn. Clarity (poem). Spring 2002: Dr. Regina. 63. Vanderslice, Dr. Ronna, il bibl. Special WORKPLACE ETHICS Olympics: Beneficial to All. Winter 2002: America’s Workforce: How Teachers Can 5-10. Help Today’s Students Become Tomor- Velde, Dr. Beth, jt. author. See Williams, Dr. row’s Successful Adults. Anita Hasen- Peggy. myer, il bibl. Summer 2002: 40-43. I Can Work Program: Teaching Self-Suffi- W-X-Y-Z ciency and Workplace Ethics to Students Walker, Dr. Carole, Dr. Catherine Zeek and Dr. With Special Needs Through a Small Busi- Martha Foote, ils bibl. Looking With New ness Enterprise. Dr. Terry L Wiedmer, Eyes: Making the Pursuit of Equity Per- Vicki L. Harris, and Nancy Barnett, ils sonal. Summer 2002: 28-33. bibl. Walker, Dr. Linda L., jt. author. See King, Dr. Zeek, Dr. Catherine, jt. author. See Walker, Dr. Amy C. Carole. Waller, Paula L., and Kay Crawford, ils. Educa- tion and Advocacfyor the Nation’s Invisible Population... The Migrant Community. Fall 2001: 24-27.