The Education Digest 1993 - 1994: Vol 59 Index

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Indexes to Volume 59 (1993-94)
AUTHOR INDEX
Articles are listed alphabetically by authors’ last names, followed by title,
month of publication, and the number of the first page of the article.
Acott, Connie, Susan Hill, Diane Di- Prayer—Or Have They? Mar., 23.
Giacomo Peck, Patricia Richard, and Amster, Sara-Ellen. Anti-Racist Education
Cathy Schuster. Tobacco-Free Schools Makes the Invisible Visible. Apr., 21.
Raise a Smoke Alarm. Oct., 58. Anderson, Bernice Taylor. How Can
Adelman, Clifford. Remember the “For- Middle Schools Get Minority Females
gotten Half”? It’s Changed! Dec., 19. in the Math/Science Pipeline? Oct.,
Agard-Jones, Leslie. Going Over the “Rain- 39.
bow” Curriculum for Multicultural Anderson, Patricia and Rebecca Brent.
Education. Mar., 12. Teaching Kids How to Listen. Jan., 67.
American Teacher. Religious-Right School- Anglin, Leo, Awilda Hamilton, and Paul
Board Takeovers Haven’t Got a Mooradian. School Levels Team Up to
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Bring Minorities into Teaching. Dec., Calabrese, Raymond L. and Angela M.
1i. Barton. Teaching Students to be Part
Anton, Tod A. 62 Ways to Save Time. of a Democratic Society. Apr., 54.
Mar., 41. Cardellichio, Thomas. A Principal’s Let-
Avery, Charles W. and Kay Beth Avery. 8 ter about Holloween. Sept., 68.
Ways to Get Kids Reading in School. Cole, Robert W. and Phillip C. Schlechty.
May, 57. — Not Charter School Boards? Feb.,
Avery, Kay Beth and Charles W. Avery. 8
Ways to Get Kids Reading in School. Clini Thomas H. International Educa-
May, 57. tion for Tomorrow’s Citizens: Do We
Have the Will to Act? Nov., 40.
Barton, Angela M. and Raymond L. Collinsworth, Pat, Dianne Griswold, Rob-
Calabrese. Teaching Students to be ert Strom, and Shirley Strom. Helping
Part of a Democratic Society. Apr., Black Grandparents Help Three Gen-
54. erations. Oct., 43.
Beane, James A. In Search of a Middle Conn, Joseph L. The Religious Right Pushes
School Curriculum. Oct., 24. Private-School Vouchers at States.
Bensimon, Estela M. and William G. Mar., 26.
Tierney. Shaping the Multicultural Consortium on Chicago School Research.
College Campus. Nov., 67. Chicago Elementary School Reform: A
Bergman, Janet L. and Ted Schuder. At- Mid-Term Exam. Nov., 4.
Riskers Set SAIL for Reading Strategi- Cotrell, Howard W., Richard L. WeaverII,
cally. Sept., 52. and Sue Wenzlaff. How Do Students
Black, Susan. When Parents Drink Dur- See Master Teachers? Oct., 12.
ing Pregnancy. Oct., 55. Cowart, Melinda T. and Ronald E. Cowart.
Boston University/Chelsea Partnership. Breaking the Cycle of Violence of South-
Can Boston University Turn Chelsea east Asian Refugees. Mar., 34.
Public Schools Around? Dec., 4. Cowart, Ronald E. and Melinda T. Cowart.
Bothel, Richard Thomas. Copyright or Breaking the Cycle of Violence of South-
Copywrong? Dec., 67. east Asian Refugees. Mar., 34.
Breinin, Charles. Technology as Messiah. Croteau, James M. and Mary Jo Thiel.
Sept., 30. Facing Gay Issues in Career Counsel-
Brent, Rebecca and Patricia Anderson. ing. May, 25.
Teaching Kids How to Listen. Jan., 67. Cuban, Larry. How Cana “National” Strat-
Brooks-Bonner, Lorna. When Parents Get wy Miss a Third of Our Schools? Jan.,
Aggressive. Feb., 33.
Bullock, Janis. Shy Kids: Don’t Shy Away. - Computers Meet Classroom: Who
Nov., 57. ~~ Wins? Mar., 50.
Burroughs, Robert. Research Says Litera- Curran, Charles. Dowiwth Snloga ns. Apr.,
ture Can Teach Critical Thinking. Nov., 72.
$1.
Burtnett, Frank. Let’s Bump Counseling Darling-Hammond, Linda. Whittling For-
Off the Back Burner of Reform. Oct., Profit Schools Down to Size. Sept., 27.
$1. Davey, Beth. Time Planning Helps Middle-
Bushweller, Kevin. Is School NutritioOnu t Schoolers with Reading. May, 61.
to Lunch? Nov., 54. de Vinck, Christopher. “Iam Nota Turtle”
Butorac, Marilyn M. and Patricia F. First. and Other Tragedies of Tracking. Feb.,
Academic Sanctions: “No Fair’? Feb., 40.
17. Dismuke, Diane. Are Senior Citizens “Pub-
Butterfield, Paula and Randy Hitz. Keep- lic Enemy #1” for Educators? May, 10.
ing Calm When Church Meets State. Domanico, Raymond. NYC Schools at the
Apr., 29. End of the “Rainbow.” Mar., 17.
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Doyle, James R. Nailing Down Unlearned Found Me.” Oct., 64.
Skills to Raise Test Scores. Apr., 38. Goya, Susan. Japanese Education: Hardly
Known Hard Facts. Apr., 8.
Eaton, Susan. AIDS Education Must Go Gracenin, Damun. Reaching and Teach-
Beyond the Condom Wars. Dec., 66. ing the Homeless. Feb., 37.
Ediger, Marlow. Encouraging Reading in Greenberg, Milton. Should College Fac-
Middle School. Sept., 57. ulty Account for Their Time? Feb., 52.
Edwards, Jack L. Get Started on Technol- Griswold, Dianne, Pat Collinsworth, Rob-
ogy. Jan., 46. ert Strom, and Shirley Strom. Helping
Elders, Joycelyn. The U.S. Surgeon Gen- Black Grandparents Help Three Gen-
eral on Schools and Health. Jan., 8. erations. Oct., 43.
Engelhardt, Christin L. and James K.
Walsh. The Sleepy-Time Blues. Feb., Hamilton, Awilda, Leo Anglin, and Paul
60. Mooradian. School Levels Team Up to
Bring Minorities into Teaching. Dec.,
Farkas, Steve and Jean Johnson. From 32.
Good Will to Gridlock: The Politics of Hill, Paul T. and Lorraine M. McDonnell.
Education Reform. Oct., 4. Immigrant Education: The Incredible
Fiedler, Ellen D., Richard E. Lange, and Shrinking Priority. Nov., 35.
Susan Winebrenner. Ability Grouping: Hill, Susan, Connie Acott, Diane
Geared for the Gifted. Jan., 52. DiGiacomo Peck, Patricia Richard, and
First, Patricia F. and Marilyn M. Butorac. Cathy Schuster. Tobacco-Free Schools
Academic Sanctions: “No Fair’? Feb., Raise a Smoke Alarm. Oct., 58.
i? Hitz, Randy and Paula Butterfield. Keep-
Fishbein, Leslie. We Can Curb College ing Calm When Church Meets State.
Cheating. Mar., 58. Apr., 29.
Fitzpatrick, Ruth and Christine Leland. Huelskamp, Robert M. The Second Com-
Cross-Age Interaction Builds Reading/ ing of the Sandia Report. Sept., 4.
Writing Enthusiasm. Mar., 66.
Forte, Lorraine. Going Year-Round. May, Idstein, Pete. Swimming Against the
re Mainstream (ing). Feb., 22.
Frederick, LinandJ. Ron Nelson. Can Kids
Design Curriculum? Yes! Apr., 42. Jackson, Francesina R. 7 Ways to a Cultur-
Fuhr, Don L. Rescuing Students from Bor- ally Responsive Pedagogy. Feb., 46.
derline Teachers. Sept., 42. Johnson, David W. and Roger T. Johnson.
Put Gang Dynamic on Your Side! Dec.,
Gilbert, Terry. Corporate Influence by 35.
2010. Nov., 25. Johnson, Janice K. Improving Home-
Glasser, William A. Empty-Seat Financial School-Community Connections. May,
Aid for College Students Lets Every- 37.
body Win. Jan., 56. Johnson, Jean and Steve Farkas. From
Glatthorn, Allan A. Helping Teachers Do Good Will to Gridlock: The Politics of
Better Instructional Planning. Oct., 16. Educational Reform. Oct., 4.
Glazer, Hilda R. and Garry L. Landreth. Johnson, Roger T. and David W. Johnson.
When a Child Is Dying. Sept., 64. Put Gang Dynamics on Your Side! Dec.,
Goble, Nick. School-Community Relations: 3S:
New for the ’90s. Dec., 45.
Gonder, Peggy Odell. Getting Kids Out of Kaplan, Matt. Engaging Youths and Se-
the Muddle of Middle-Ability Educa- nior Adults in Community Life. Nov.,
tion. Sept., 18. 63.
Goodman, Kenneth S. “I Didn’t Found Kellmayer, John. Disruptive High-
Whole Language. Whole Language Schoolers Start Over on the College
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Campus. Dec., 8. McDonnell, Lorraine M. and Paul T. Hill.
Kerchner, Charles T. Labor Relations as Immigrant Education: The Incredible
Linchpin to School Change. Feb., 4. Shrinking Priority. Nov., 35.
Kibby, Michael W. Today’s Students Read McGuire, Sandra L. Reduce Ageism in
Better Than Yesterday’s: Here’s Proof. Kids by Screening What They Read.
Jan., 30. Dec., 63.
Kirst, Michael W. The Future of Local Miller, Edward. What Are We Feeding
School Boards. Mar., 38. Kids, Anyway? Feb., 63.
Kleinman, Ronald. Today's Kids Are No Miller, Suzanne. Middle-Schoolers “Do
Worse for Weight. Apr., 69. Justice” by Their Classmates. Nov., 13.
Moeller, Thomas G. What Research Says
Landsman, Julie. Loosening Up the Up- about Self-Esteem and Academic Per-
tight Writing Student. Apr., 59. formance. Jan., 34.
Landreth, Garry L. and Hilda R. Glazer. Mohr, Kathleen A.J. Making a PLACE for
When a Child Is Dying. Sept., 64. Foreign Students in Class. May, 44.
Lange, Richard E., Ellen D. Fiedler, and Mooradian, Paul, Leo Ang)in, and Awilda
Susan Winebrenner. Ability Grouping: Hamilton. School Levels Team Up to
Geared for the Gifted. Jan., 52. Bring Minorities into Teaching. Dec.,
Leland, Christine and Ruth Fitzpatrick. 11.
Cross-Age Interaction Builds Reading/ Moore, Charles E. 12 Secrets of Restruc-
Writing Enthusiasm. Mar., 66. tured Schools. Dec., 23.
Leonhard, Paul G. Keeping the Caring in
Administration. May, 21. Nelson, J. Ronand Lin Frederick. Can Kids
Lund, Jacalyn L. Alternatives in PE: Same Design Curriculum? Yes! Apr., 42.
Sneakers, New Tricks. Feb., 66.
Lynn, David H. Are Grammarians Anti- Ollman, Hilda E. Help Middle-Schoolers
quarians in an Information Age? Oct., Choose Their Reading Wisely. Dec.,
68. 56.
Orlich, Donald C. Social Challenges to
Manning, M. Lee. What to Teach Teach- America 2000. Mar., 4.
ers of Middle-Schoolers. Apr., 46. Ornstein, Allan C. Leaders and Losers:
Mathews, David. Why Students Hate Poli- How Principals Succeed. Dec., 27.
tics. Sept., 49.
Matz, Karl A. 10 Things They Never Taught Parry, Anne. Choosing Nonviolence ina
Us About Teaching Spelling. Mar., 70. Violent World. Jan., 42.
McAdams, Richard P. U.S. School Boards: Peck, Diane DiGiacomo, Connie Acott,
Lessons From Abroad. Nov., 44. Patricia Richard, Susan Hill, and Cathy
McAdoo, Maisie. Prospect Heights for
Classroom Technology. Dec., 40.
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Schuster. Tobacco-Free Schools Raise Simonds, Robert L. The Religious Right
a Smoke Alarm. Oct., 58. Explains the Religious Right. Mar., 19.
Perkins, David. Do Students Understand Slaby Ronald G. Closing the Education
Understanding? Jan., 21. Gap onTV’s “Entertainment” Violence.
Phelps, Richard. National Testing, Pro Apr., 4.
and Con. Nov., 21. Sleeter, Christine E. A Multicultural Edu-
Pisano, Leah. Edutrain: A Charter School cator Views White Racism. May, 33.
for At-Risk Kids. Jan., 64. Strom, Robert, Pat Collinsworth, Dianne
Poplin, Mary and Joseph Weeres. Listen- Griswold, and Shiriey Strom. Helping
ing at the Learner’s Level: Voices from Black Grandparents Help Three Gen-
Inside the Schoolhouse. Sept., 9. erations. Oct., 43.
Postman, Neil. Technology as Dazzling Strom, Shirley, Pat Collinsworth, Dianne
Distraction. Apr., 25. Griswold, and Robert Strom. Helping
Pruitt, B. E. Which Drug Abuse Preven- Black Grandparents Help Three Gen-
tion Programs Work? Nov., 9. erations. Oct., 43.
Renyi, Judith. Educating for Outcomes
Puts Preparation Up for Grabs. Sept., Thiel, Mary Jo and James M. Croteau.
23. Facing Gay Issues in Career Counsel-
Resnick, Lauren and Warren Simmons. ing. May, 25.
Can the New Standards Project Thomas, Donald W. Technology's Next
Change How Schools Work? Oct., 8. Phase is Ready to Fly: Are We? May, 13.
Richard, Patricia, Connie Acott, Susan Thorson, RandiH. At-Riskers Runa School
Hill, Diane Diacomo Peck, and Cathy Paper. Mar., 54.
Schuster. Tobacco-Free Schools Raise Tierney, William G. and Estela M.
a Smoke Alarm. Oct., 58. Bensimon. Shaping the Multicultural
Riley, Richard W. The Secretary of Educa- College Campus. Nov., 67.
tion on Reinventing Education. Jan., 4. Tomlinson, Carol Ann. Don’t Le: Gifted
Rogers, Fred and Hedda B. Sharapan. Kids Be “Boomerang” Middle-
How Children Use “Play.” Apr., 13. Schoolers. May, 49.
Trent, Linda M. HATS Off to Handicapped
Scales, Peter C. Improving Middle School Awareness. Feb., 50.
Teacher Education. Sept., 38. Tuckman, Bruce W. Tips for Using Essay
Schlechty, Phillip C. and Robert W. Cole. Tests. Jan., 71.
Why Not Charter School Boards? Feb.,
8 Vann, Allan S. Let’s Get the Curriculum
Schuder, Ted and Janet L. Bergman. At- Reform Train Off the Bell-Curve Track.
Riskers Set SAIL for Reading Strategi- Sept., 32.
cally. Sept., 52.
Schuster, Cathy, Connie Acott, Susan Hill, Walberg, Herbert].and EdwardA .W ynne.
Diane DiGiacomo Peck, and Patricia Long-Term Groupings for Better Learn-
Richards. Tobacco-Free Schools Raise ing. May, 4.
a Smoke Alarm. Oct., 58. Waliach, Lorraine B. 4 Ways to Help Chil-
Schweinhart, Lawrence J. Watch Kids in dren Cope With Violence. Oct., 29.
Action to Assess Early Childhood. Dec., Walsh, James K. and Christin L.
53. Engelhardt. The Sleepy-Time Blues.
Seldin, Peter. Rating Student Ratings of Feb., 60.
Professors. Oct., 70. Watkins, Paul. Managing Angry Parents.
Sharapan, Hedda B. and Fred Rogers. Oct., 63.
How Children Use “Play.” Apr., 13. Weaver, Richard L. II, Howard W. Cotrell,
Simmons, Warren and Lauren Resnick. and Sue Wenzlaff. How Do Students
Can the New Standards Project See Master Teachers? Oct., 12.
Change How Schools Work? Oct., 8. Weeres, Joseph and Mary Poplin. Listen-
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ing at the Learner's Level: Voices from Winner, Langdon. Technology Reweaves
Inside the Schoolhouse. Sept., 9. the Fabric of Society. Nov., 27.
Wenzlaff, Sue, Howard W. Cotrell, and Wynne, Edward A. and Herbert J.
Richard L. Weaver II. How Do Stu- Walberg. Long-Term Groupings for
dents See Master Teachers? Oct., 12. Better Learning. May, 4.
Winebrenner, Susan, EllenD. Fiedler, and
Richard E. Lange. Ability Grouping: Zlatos, Bill. Outcomes-Based Outrage
Geared for the Gifted. Jan., 52. Runs Both Ways. Jan., 26.
SUBJECT INDEX
Articles are listed, within categories, alphabetically by authors’ last names,
followed by the month of publication and the number of the first page of the
article.
ACCOUNTABILITY CHURCH AND SCHOOL
Greenberg, Milton. Feb., 52 American Teacher. Mar., 23.
Butterfield, Paula and Randy Hitz. Apr.,
ADMINISTRATION/SUPERVISION 29.
Anderson, Bernice Taylor. Oct., 39. Conn, Joseph L. Mar., 26.
Anton, Tod A. Mar., 41. Hitx, Randy and Paula Butterfield. Apr.,
Boston University/Chelsea Partnership. 29.
Dec., 4. Simonds, Robert L. Mar., 19.
Cole, Robert W. and Phillip C. Schlechty.
Feb., 8. COMMUNITY-PARENT-SCHOOL
Domanico, Raymond. Mar., 17. RELATIONS
Fishbein, Leslie. Mar., 58. Brooks-Bonner, Lorna. Feb., 33.
Fuhr, Don L. Sept., 42. Cardellichio, Thomas., Sept., 68.
Glatthorn, Allan A. Oct., 16. Dismuke, Diane. May, 10.
Kerchner, Charles T. Feb., 4. Domanico, Raymond. Mar., 17.
Leonhard, Paul G. May, 21. Goble, Nick. Dec., 45.
Ornstein, Allan C. Dec., 27. Johnson, Janice K. May, 37.
Schlechty, Phillip C. and Robert W. Cole. Kaplan, Matt. Nov., 63.
Feb., 8. Watkins, Paul. Oct., 33.
BILINGUAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/SENIORS
Mohr, Kathleen A.J. May, 44. Collinsworth, Pat, Dianne Griswold, Rob-
ert Strom, and Shirley Strom. Oct., 43.
BOARD OF EDUCATION Griswold, Dianne, Pat Collinsworth, Rob-
Agard-Jones, Leslie. Mar., 12. ert Strom, and Shirley Strom. Oct., 43.
American Teacher. Mar., 23. Strom, Robert, Pat Collinsworth, Dianne
Cole, Robert W. and Phillip C. Schlechty. Griswold, and Shirley Strom. Oct., 43.
Feb., &. Strom, Shirley, Pat Collinsworth, Dianne
Domanico, Raymond. Mar., 17. Griswold, and Robert Strom. Oct., 43.
Kirst, Michael W. Mar., 38.
McAdams, Richard P. Nov., 44. CURRICULUM (GENERAL)
Schlechty, Phillip C. and Robert W. Cole. Frederick, Lin and J. Ron Nelson. Apr., 42.
Feb., 8. Nelson, J. Ronand Lin Frederick. Apr., 42.
Perkins, David. Jan., 21.
BUSINESS-SCHOOL RELATIONS Renyi, Judith. Sept., 23.
Gilbert, Terry. Nov., 25. Vann, Allan S. Sept., 32.
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DISADVANTAGED/ MINORITIES EDUCATION ABROAD
Agard-jones, Leslie. Mar., 12. Goya, Susan. Apr., 8.
Amster, Sara-Ellen. Apr., 21. McAdams, Richard P. Nov., 44.
Anderson, Bernice Taylor. Oct., 39.
Anglin, Leo, Awilda Hamilton, and Paul EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
Mooradian. Dec., 11. Adelman, Clifford. Dec., 19.
Bensimon, Estela M. and William G. Burroughs, Robert. Nov., 51.
Tierney. Nov., 67. Collinsworth, Pat, Dianne Griswold,
Boston University/Chelsea Partnership. Robert Strom, and Shirley Strom. Oct.,
Dec., 4. 43.
Collinsworth, Pat, Dianne Griswold, Rob- Consortium on Chicago School Research.
ert Strom, and Shirley Strom. Oct., 43. Nov., 4.
Cowart, Melinda T. and Ronald E. Cowart. Cotrell, Howard W., Richard L. WeaverII ,
Mar., 34. and Sue Wenzlaff. Oct., 12.
Cowart, Ronald E. and Melinda T. Cowart. Farkas, Steve and Jean Johnson. Oct., 4.
Mar., 34. Gonder, Peggy Odell. Sept., 18.
Croteau, James M. and Mary Jo Thiel. Griswold, Dianne, Pat Collinsworth, Rob-
May, 25. ert Strom, and Shirley Strom. Oct., 43.
Gracenin, Damun. Feb., 37. Hill, Paul 7. and Lorraine M. McDonnell.
Griswold, Dianne, Pat Collirsworth, Rob- Nov., 35.
ert Strom, and Shirley Strom. Oct., 43. Huelskamp, Robert M. Sept., 4.
Hamilton, Awilda, Leo Anglin, and Paul Johnson, Jean and Steve Farkas. Oct., 4.
Mooradian. Dec., 11. Kaplan, Matt. Nov., 63.
Kellmayer, John. Dec., 8. Kibby, Michael W. Jan., 30.
McAdoo, Maisie. Dec., 40. McAdams, Richard P. Nov., 44.
Mooradian, Paul, Leo Anglin, and Awilda McDonnell, Lorraine M. and Paul T. Hill.
Hamilton. Dec., 11. Nov., 35.
Pisano, Leah. Jan., 64. McGuire, Sandra L. Dec., 63.
Strom, Robert, Pat Collinsworth, Dianne Moeller, Thomas G. Jan., 34.
Griswold, and Shirley Strom. Oct., Moore, Charles E. Dec., 23.
43. Ornstein, Allan C. Dec., 27.
Strom, Shirley, Pat Collinsworth, Dianne Poplin, Mary and Joseph Weeres. Sept., 9.
Griswold, and Robert Strom. Oct., 43. Scales, Peter C. Sept., 38.
Thiel, Mary Jo and James M. Croteau. Seldin, Peter. Oct., 70.
May, 25. Strom, Robert, Pat Collinsworth, Dianne
Thorson, Randi H. Mar., 54. Griswold, and Shirley Strom. Oct., 43.
Tierney, William G. and Estela M. Strom, Shirley, Pat Collinsworth, Dianne
Bensimon. Nov., 67. Griswold, and Robert Strom. Oct., 43.
Vann, Allan S. Sept., 32.
DISCIPLINE/COMPULSORY Weaver, Richard L. II, Howard W. Cotrell,
EDUCATION and SueWenzlaff. Oct., 12.
Butorac, Marilyn M. and Patricia F. First. Weeres, Joseph and Mary Poplin. Sept., 9.
Feb., 17. Wenzlaff, Sue, Richard L. Weaver II, and
First, Patricia F. and Marilyn M. Butorac. Howard W. Cotrell. Oct., 12.
Feb., 17.
Fishbein, Leslie. Mar., 58. ELEMENTARY (GENERAL)
Kellmayer, John. Dec., 8. Anderson, Patricia and Rebecca Brent.
Jan., 67.
DRUG ABUSE Brent, Rebecca and Patricia Anderson.
Black, Susan. Oct., 55. Jan., 67.
Pruitt, B. E. Nov., 9. Bullock, Janis. Nov., 57.
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Consortium on Chicago School Reform. Thiel, Mary Jo and James M. Croteau.
Nov., 4. May, 25.
Fitzpatrick, Ruth and Christine Leland. Wallach, Lorraine B. Oct., 29.
Mar., 66.
Frederick, Lin and J. Ron Nelson. Apr., 42. HANDICAPPED AND SPECIAL
Leland, Christine and Ruth Fitzpatrick. (LEARNING AND MENTALLY
Mar., 66. DISABLED)
Nelson, J. Ronand Lin Frederick. Apr., 42. Idstein, Pete. Feb., 22.
Parry, Anne. Jan., 42. Trent, Linda M. Feb., 50.
ENGLISH/LANGUAGE ARTS HEALTH
Matz, Karl A. Mar., 70. Acott, Connie, Susan Hill, Diane
DiGiacomo Peck, Patricia Richard and
FEDERAL AND INTERSTATE Cathy Schuster. Oct., 58.
Cuban, Larry. Jan., 12. Bushweller, Kevin. Nov., 54.
Riley, Richard W. Jan., 4. Eaton, Susan. Dec., 66.
Elders, Joycelyn. Jan., 8.
FINANCE OF EDUCATION Engelhardt, Christin L. and James K.
Conn, Joseph L. Mar., 26. Walsh. Feb., 60.
Glasser, William A. Jan., 56. Hill, Susan, Connie Acott, Diane Di-
Giacomo Peck, Patricia Richard, and
GIFTED AND CREATIVE Cathy Schuster. Oct., 58.
Fiedler, Ellen D., Richard E. Lange, and Peck, Diane DiGiacomo, Connie Acott,
Susan Winebrenner. Jan., 52. Susan Hill, Patricia Richard, and Cathy
Lange, Richard E., Ellen D. Fiedler, and Schuster. Oct., 58.
Susan Winebrenner. Jan., 52. Richard, Patricia, Connie Acott, Susan
Tomlinson, Carol Ann. May, 49. Hill, Diane DiGiacomo Peck,and Cathy
Winebrenner, Susan, Ellen D. Fiedler, and Schuster. Oct., 58.
Richard E. Lange. Jan., 52. Schuster, Cathy, Connie Acott, Susan Hill,
Daine DiGiacomo Peck, and Patricia
GROUPING Richard. Oct., 58.
de Vinck, Christopher. Feb., 40. Miller, Edward. Feb., 63.
Fiedler, Ellen D., Richard E. Lange, and Walsh, James K. and Christin L.
Susan Winebrenner. Jan., 52. Engelhardt. Feb., 60.
Lange, Richard E., Ellen D. Fiedler, and
Susan Winebrenner. Jan., 52. HIGHER EDUCATION
Walberg, HerbertJ.and EdwardA. Wynne. Anglin, Leo, Awilda Hamilton, and Paul
May, 4. Mooradian. Dec., 11.
Winebrenner, Susan, Ellen D. Fiedler, and Bensimon, Estela M. and William G.
Richard E. Lange. Jan., 52. Tierney. Nov., 65.
Wynne, Edward A. and Herbert]. Walberg. Glasser, William A. Jan., 56.
May, 4. Greenberg, Milton. Feb., 52.
Hamilton, Awilda, Leo Anglin, and Paul
GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING Mooradian. Dec., 11.
Burtnett, Frank. Oct., 51. Mathews, David. Sept., 49.
Croteau, James M. and Mary Jo Thiel. Mooradian, Paul, Leo Anglin, and Awilda
May, 25. Hamilton. Dec., 11.
Glazer, Hilda R. and Garry L. Landreth. Tierney, William G. and Estela M.
Sept., 64. Bensimon. Nov., 65.
Landreth, Garry L. and Hilda R. Glazer.
Sept., 64. ISSUES AFFECTING EDUCATION
Miller, Suzanne. Nov., 13. Adelman, Clifford. Dec., 19 (gender).
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INDEXES TO VOLUME 59
Croteau, James M. and Mary Jo Thiel. MULTICULTURALISM
May, 25 (anti-gay bias). Agard-Jones, Leslie., Mar., 12.
Darling-Hammond, Linda. Sept., 27 (for- Amster, Sara-Ellen. Apr., 21.
profit schools). Bensimon, Estela M. and William G.
Dismuke, Diane. May, 10 (senior citizens). Tierney. Nov., 67.
Farkcs, Steve and Jean Johnson. Oct., 4 Jackson, Francesina R. Feb., 46.
(politics). Sleeter, Christine E. May, 33.
Johnson, Jean and Steve Farkas. Oct., 4 Tierney, William G. and Estela M. Ben-
(politics). simon. Nov., 67.
McGuire, Sandra L. Dec., 63 (ageism).
Moeller, Thomas .G. Jan., 34 (self-esteem). NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Orlich, Donald C. Mar., 4 (demograph- Darling-Hammond, Linda. Sept., 27.
ics).
Perkins, David. Jan., 21 (understanding). OPEN AND ALTERNATIVE
Resnick, Lauren and Warren Simmons. EDUCATION
Oct., 8 (national standards and as- Kellmayer, John. Dec., 8.
sessments).
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Simmons, Warren and Lauren Resnick.
Lund, Jacalyn L. Feb., 66.
Oct., 8 (national standards and assess-
ments). PRESCHOOL/ EARLY CHILDHOOD
Simonds, Robert L. Mar., 19 (religious right). Bullock, Janis. Nov., 58.
Slaby, Ronald G. Apr., 4 (TV violence). McGuire, Sandra L. Dec., 63.
Thiel, Mary Jo and James M. Croteau. Rogers, Fred and Hedda B. Sharapan.
May, 25 (anti-gay bias). Apr., 13.
Schweinhart, Lawrence J. Dec., 53.
JUNIOR HIGH AND MIDDLE Sharapan, Hedda B. and Fred Rogers.
SCHOOLS Apr., 13.
Anderson, Bernice Taylor. Oct., 39.
Beane, James A. Oct., 12. READING/LANGUAGE ARTS
Davey, Beth. May, 61. Anderson, Patricia and Rebecca Brent.
Ediger, Marlow. Sept., 57. Oct., 39.
Manning, M. Lee. Apr., 46. Avery, Charles W. and Kay Beth Avery.
Ollman, Hilda E. Dec., 56. May, 57.
Scales, Peter C. Sept., 38. Avery, Kay Beth and Charles W. Avery.
Tomlinson, Carol Ann. May, 49. May, 57.
Bergman, Janet L. and Ted Schuder. Sept.,
LAW AND EDUCATION Sa.
Bothel, Richard Thomas. Dec., 69. Brent, Rebecca and Patricia Anderson.
Butorac, Marilyn M. and Patricia F. First. Oct., 39.
Feb., 17. Burroughs, Robert. Nov., 51.
First, Patricia F. and Marilyn M. Butorac. Davey, Beth. May, 61.
Feb., 17. Ediger, Marlow. Sept., 57.
Fitzpatrick, Ruth and Christine Leland.
LIBRARIES Mar., 66.
Curran, Charles. Apr. 72. Goodman, Kenneth S. Oct., 64.
Jackson, Francesina R. Feb., 46.
MISCELLANEOUS Kibby, Michael W. Jan., 30.
Collins, Thomas H. Nov., 40 (global edu- Leland, Christine and Ruth Fitzpatrick.
cation). Mar., 66.
Curran, Charles. Apr., 72 (slogans). Ollman, Hilda E. Dec., 56.
Kaplan, Matt. Nov., 63 (multigenera- Schuder, Ted and JanetL. Bergman. Sept.,
tional programs). $2.
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SCHOOL ORGANIZATION, TEACHING METHODS
ENVIRONMENT Gonder, Peggy Odell. Sept., 18
Boston University/Chelsea Partnership. Mohr, Kathleen A.J. May, 44.
Dec., 4
Forte, Lorraine. May, 7. TEACHING PROFESSION
Johnson, David W. and Roger T. johnson. Cotrell, Howard W., Richard L. WeaverII,
Dec., 35. and Sue Wenzlaff. Oct., 12.
Johnson, Roger T. and David W. Johnson. Fuhr, Don L. Sept., 42.
Dec., 35. Weaver, Richard L. II, Howard W. Cotrell,
Moore, Charles E. Dec., 23. and Sue Wenzlaff. Oct., 12.
Poplin, Mary and Joseph Weeres. Sept., 9. Wenzlaff, Sue, Howard W. Cotrell, and
Weeres, Joseph and Mary Poplin. Sept., 9. Richard L. Weaver II. Oct., 12.
SECONDARY (GENERAL) TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION
Renyi, Judith. Sept. 23. Bothel, Richard Thomas. Dec., 69.
Breinin, Charles. Sept., 30.
SEX EDUCATION Cuban, Larry. Mar., 50.
Eaton, Susan. Dec., 66. Edwards, Jack L. Jan., 46.
Elders, Joycelyn. Jan., 8. McAdoo, Maisie. Dec., 40.
Postman, Neil. Apr., 25.
SOCIAL STUDIES Thomas, Donald W. May, 13.
Collins, Thomas H. Nov., 40. Winner, Langdon. Nov., 27.
SPECIFIC SUBJECTS, TEACHING OF TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS
Barton, Angela M. and Raymond L. Cuban, Larry. Jan., 12.
Calabrese (democracy). Apr., 54. Doyle, James R. Apr., 38.
Calabrese, Raymond L. and Angela M. Phelps, Richard. Nov., 21.
Barton (democracy). Apr., 54. Schweinhart, Lawrence J. Dec., 53.
Perkins, David. Jan., 21 (understanding). Tuckman, Bruce W. Jan., 71.
Mathews, David. Sept., 49 (politics). Zlatos, Bill. Jan., 26.
STATE GOVERNMENTS AND VIOLENCE AND VANDALISM
EDUCATION Cardellichio, Thomas. Sept., 68.
Renyi, Judith. Sept., 23. Cowart, Melinda T. and Ronald E. Cowart.
Ziatos, Bill. Jan., 26. Mar., 34.
Cowart, Ronald E. and Melinda T. Cowart.
STUDENTS Mar., 34.
Miller, Suzanne. Nov., 13. Parry, Anne. Jan., 42.
Moeller, Thomas G. Jan., 34. Renyi, Judith. Sept., 23.
Poplin, Mary and Joseph Weeres. Sept., 9. Slaby, Ronald G. Apr., 4.
Weeres, Joseph and Mary Poplin. Sept., 9. Vann, Allan S. Sept., 32.
Wallach, Lorraine B. Oct., 29.
TEACHER EDUCATION
Anglin, Leo, Awilda Hamilton, and Paul WRITING/LANGUAGE ARTS
Mooradian. Dec., 11. Fitzpatrick, Ruth and Christine Leland.
Glatthorn, Allan A. Sept. 16. Mar., 66.
Hamilton, Awilda, Leo Anglin, and Paul Landsman, Julie. Apr., 59.
Mooradian. Dec., 11. Leland, Christine, and Ruth Fitzpatrick.
Mooradian, Paul, Leo Anglin, and Awilda Mar., 66.
Hamilton. Dec., 11. Lynn, David H. Oct., 68.
Scales, Peter C. Sept., 38. Thorson, Randi H. Mar., 54.
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