Special Education
Exhibits
Artifacts
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(Submitted). Samuel A. Kirk Papers, 1933-34, 1938, 1940, 1946-67.
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(2009). The Evolution of the National Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center. Topics in Early Childhood Special Education. 29, 7-23. Abstract
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(2008). According to Jim: The Flawed Normal Curve of Intelligence. Roeper Review. 30, 211-212. Abstract
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(2006). Driving Change in Special Education. 336p. Abstract
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(2006). According to Jim Gallagher: How to Shoot Oneself in the Foot with Program Evaluation. Roeper Review. 28, 122-124. Abstract
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(2005). The Role of Race in Gifted Education: According to Jim Gallagher. Roeper Review. 27, 135. Abstract
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(2005). Nurturing the Innovative Minority. Roeper Review. 28, 9. Abstract
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(2004). Public Policy in Gifted Education. Corwin Press; 216p. Abstract
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(2004). On Being a Survivor: According to Jim Gallagher. Roeper Review. 27, 17. Abstract
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(2004). No Child Left Behind and Gifted Education. Roeper Review. 26, 121. Abstract
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(2003). Embed Assessment in Your Teaching. Science Scope. 26, 36-39. Abstract
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(2003). Teaching and Learning: New Models. Annual Reviews in Psychology. 45, 171-195.
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(2003). The Role of Target Students in the Science Classroom. Journal of Research in Science Teaching. 40, S99-S113. Abstract
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(2002). Gifted Education in the 21st Century. Gifted Education International. 16, 100-110. Abstract
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(2002). Giftedness and Asperger's Syndrome: A New Agenda for Education. Understanding Our Gifted. 14, 7-12. Abstract
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(2002). Society's Role in Educating Gifted Students: The Role of Public Policy. Senior Scholars Series. Report: RM02162. 47p. Abstract
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(2001). Personnel Preparation and Secondary Education Programs for Gifted Students. Journal of Secondary Gifted Education. 12, 133-138. Abstract
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(2001). Education for Four-Year-Olds: State Initiatives. Supplement to Technical Report #2. (California & Ohio). Report: ED479398. 24p. Abstract
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(2001). Education for Four-Year-Olds: State Initiatives. Technical Report #2. Report: ED449896. 64p. Abstract
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(2000). Intergenerational, Community-Based Learning and Science Education. Journal of Research in Science Teaching. 37, 107-108. Abstract
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(2000). Unthinkable Thoughts: Education of Gifted Students. Gifted Child Quarterly. 44, 5-12. Abstract
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(2000). Teaching for Understanding and Application of Science Knowledge. School Science and Mathematics. 100, 310-318. Abstract
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(2000). Two Tails of the Normal Curve: Similarities and Differences in the Study of Mental Retardation and Giftedness. American Psychologist. 55, 1413-1424. Abstract
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(2000). The Missing Support Infrastructure in Early Childhood. Early Childhood Research & Practice. 2, Abstract
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(1999). Child Care Licensing Regulations and Child Care Quality in Four States. Early Childhood Research Quarterly. 14, 313-333. Abstract
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(1998). Accountability for Gifted Students. Phi Delta Kappan. 79, 739-742. Abstract
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(1998). The Public Policy Legacy of Samuel A. Kirk. Learning Disabilities Research and Practice. 13, 11-14. Abstract
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(1997). Least Restrictive Environment and Gifted Students. Peabody Journal of Education. 72, 153-165. Abstract
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(1996). A Critique of Critiques of Gifted Education. Journal for the Education of the Gifted. 19, 234-249. Abstract
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(1995). State Identification Policies: Gifted Students from Special Populations. Roeper Review. 17, 268-275. Abstract
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(1995). Education of Gifted Students: A Civil Rights Issue?. Phi Delta Kappan. 76, 408-410. Abstract
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(1995). The Successful Blending of Gifted Education with Middle Schools and Cooperative Learning: Two Studies. Journal for the Education of the Gifted. 18, 362-384. Abstract
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(1995). Worldwide School Reform Movements and Students with Disabilities. British Journal of Special Education. 22, 148-51. Abstract
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(1995). Comments on "The Reform without Cost?". Phi Delta Kappan. 77, 216-217. Abstract
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(1995). Appropriate Differentiated Services: Guides for Best Practices in the Education of Gifted Children. Gifted Child Today Magazine. 18, 32-33. Abstract
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(1995). Perceptions of Educational Reform by Educators Representing Middle Schools, Cooperative Learning, and Gifted Education. Gifted Child Quarterly. 39, 66-76. Abstract
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(1995). Middle Schools and Their Impact on Talent Development. Middle School Journal. 26, 47-56. Abstract
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(1994). Policy Implications of Differential Status among Latino Subgroups. Infant-Toddler Intervention: The Transdisciplinary Journal. 4, 65-73. Abstract
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(1994). The Pull of Societal Forces on Special Education. Journal of Special Education. 27, 521-530. Abstract
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(1994). A Retrospective View: The Javits Program. Gifted Child Quarterly. 38, 95-96. Abstract
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(1993). Academic Effectiveness or Social Reform? A Response to Robert Slavin and Jomills H. Braddock III. College Board Review. 18-19,34-35. Abstract
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(1993). International Perspectives. Teaching Exceptional Children. 26, 76. Abstract
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(1993). Ability Grouping: A Tool for Educational Excellence. College Board Review. 21-27. Abstract
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(1993). Maternal Depressive Symptoms in Autism: Response to Psychoeducational Intervention. Rehabilitation Psychology. 38, 3-10. Abstract
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(1993). Recommendations for State Data Systems: The Importance of Socioeconomic Variables. Policy Alert. Report: ED354665. 4p. Abstract
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(1992). State Policies for Identification of Nontraditional Gifted Students. Gifted Child Today. 15, 15-17. Abstract
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(1992). The Role of Values and Facts in Policy Development for Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities and Their Families. Journal of Early Intervention. 16, 1-10. Abstract
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(1992). Gifted Students and Educational Reform. Report: ED344404. 8p. Abstract
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(1992). Part H Policy Development for Families: A Case Study Report. Report: ED345419. 65p. Abstract
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(1991). Personal Patterns of Underachievement. Journal for the Education of the Gifted. 14, 221-233. Abstract
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(1991). Programs for Gifted Students: Enlightened Self-Interest. Gifted Child Quarterly. 35, 177-178. Abstract
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(1991). The Gifted: A Term with Surplus Meaning. Journal for the Education of the Gifted. 14, 353-365. Abstract
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(1991). Educational Reform, Values, and Gifted Students. Gifted Child Quarterly. 35, 12-19. Abstract
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(1991). Longitudinal Interventions: Virtues And Limitations. American Behavioral Scientist. 34, 431-439. Abstract
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(1989). A New Policy Initiative: Infants and Toddlers with Handicapping Conditions. American Psychologist. Special Issue: Children and their Development: Knowledge Base, Research Agenda, and Social Policy Application. 44, 387-391. Abstract
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(1989). Delivery of Special Education in Australia, New Zealand and the United States: Similarities and Differences. International Journal of Special Education. 4, 25-32. Abstract
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(1989). PKU and Maternal PKU: The Cure and the Problem. British Columbia Journal of Special Education. 13, 253-57. Abstract
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(1988). Integration: Similarities and Differences - Australia and the United States. (, Ed.).1, 29. Abstract
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(1988). Mothers and Fathers of Young Developmentally Disabled and Nondisabled Boys: Adaptation and Spousal Support. Developmental Psychology. 24, 441-451.
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(1987). The Law and the Handicapped. Abstract
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(1987). The Learning Disabled Preschool Child. Teaching Exceptional Children. 19, 78-80. Abstract
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(1986). Situational Context as Influence on Evaluation Design and Use. (, Ed.). 160-179. Abstract
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(1986). Redesigning Delivery Systems for Learning Disabled Students. Learning Disabilities Focus. 2, 4-6. Abstract
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(1985). The Type III Error and Other Concerns in Learning Disability Research. Learning Disabilities Research. 1, 56-64. Abstract
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(1983). On Defining Learning Disabilities. Journal of Learning Disabilities. 16, 20-21. Abstract
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(1983). Special Education Due Process Hearings in Illinois. Exceptional Children. 49, 417-422. Abstract
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(1983). Families of Handicapped Children: Sources of Stress and its Amelioration. Exceptional Children. 50, 10-19.
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(1982). Evolution and Present Status of Early Education of the Handicapped. Exceptional Child. 29, 71-78. Abstract
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(1982). The Efficacy of Special Education Interventions and Practices: A Compendium of Meta-Analysis Findings. Focus on Exceptional Children. 15, 1-14. Abstract
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(1981). Meta-Analysis and the Integration of Research in Special Education. Journal of learning disabilities. 14, 531-538. Abstract
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(1981). Parental Adaptation to a Young Handicapped Child: The Father's Role. Journal of Early Intervention. 3, 3-14. Abstract
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(1979). Educating Exceptional Children.
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(1979). Leadership and Change in Special Education. Exceptional Children. 46, 225-226. Abstract
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(1979). Economic Implications of Public Education of the Handicapped. Journal of Research and Development in Education. 12, 71-79. Abstract
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(1979). The Trend to Contract Research: Problems and Opportunities. Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis. 1, 29-38. Abstract
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(1978). Uses and Abuses of the ITPA. Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders. 43, 58-75. Abstract
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(1977). Early Childhood Programs for the Gifted. Educational Horizons. Abstract
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(1975). Teaching the Gifted Child.
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(1975). Characteristics of Children Enrolled in the Child Service Demonstration Centers. Journal of Learning Disabilities. 8, 630-637. Abstract
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(1975). Identifying Developmental Discrepancies at the Preschool Level. Journal of Learning Disabilities. 8, 417-419. Abstract
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(1975). Special Education : Needs, Costs, Methods of Financing : Report of a Study. x, 139 p.
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(1974). NSSED Study.
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(1973). The Education of Intelligence. Slow Learning Child. 20, 67-83. Abstract
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(1972). The Special Education Contract for Mildly Handicapped Children.. Exceptional Children. 38, 527―35.
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(1972). Ethnic Differences in Psycholinguistic Abilities. Exceptional Children. 39, 112-118.
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(1971). Educating Exceptional Children.
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(1971). Special Education for the Emotionally Disturbed. Exceptional Children. 38, 313-319. Abstract
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(1971). Psycholinguistic Learning Disabilities: Diagnosis and Remediation. Report: ED051605. 198p. Abstract
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(1970). Unfinished Educational Tasks (Thoughts on Leaving Government Service). Exceptional Children.
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(1969). Special Education Programs Within the United States. Exceptional Children. 35, 498-498. Abstract
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(1969). Educational Research and Its Impact on Mental Retardation. Mental Retardation. Abstract
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(1968). Organization and Special Education. Exceptional Children. 34, 485.
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(1968). The National Advisory Committee on Handicapped Children. Exceptional Children. 34, 481.
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(1967). Current and Recent Research–1967. Abstract
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(1966). Doctorate or Bust. Exceptional Children. 33, 35-40. Abstract
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(1965). The Meaning of a Retarded Child for his Parents: A Focus for Counselors. Mental Retardation. 3, 4-7. Abstract
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(1965). A Study of Factors Influencing Placement of Retarded Children in a State Residential Institution. American Journal of Mental Deficiency. 69, 553-559. Abstract
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(1961). The Attack on Phenylketonuria: a Pilot Study. Exceptional Children. 27, 260-263. Abstract
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(1960). Teaching the Multiply Handicapped Mentally Retarded Child. Exceptional Children. 27, 90-93. Abstract
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(1960). The "I. Q." and Potential. Abstract
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(1959). Effects of a Severely Mentally Retarded Child on Family Integration. Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development. 24, 1-112.
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(1955). Normality and Projective Techniques. The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology. 50, 259-264. Abstract
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(1954). Test Indicators for Therapy Prognosis. Journal of Consulting Psychology. 18, 409-413. Abstract
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(1953). Clinical Judgment and the Cattell Infant Intelligence Scale. Journal of Consulting Psychology. 17, 303-305. Abstract
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(1953). Manifest Anxiety Changes Concomitant with Client-Centered Therapy. Journal of Consulting Psychology. 17, 443-446. Abstract
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(1953). MMPI Changes Concomitant with Client-Centered Therapy. Journal of Consulting Psychology. 17, 334-338. Abstract
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(1951). Educating the Retarded Child.
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(1950). The Southbury Scale: a Valid Abbreviated Wechsler-Bellevue for Mental Defectives. Journal of Consulting Psychology. 14, 358-364. Abstract
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(1949). Validity of Short Forms of the Wechsler-Bellevue Scale for Mental Defectives. Journal of Consulting Psychology. 13, 357-365. Abstract