:ILMED FROM BEST - ERIC · The second question was answered by the various members of the ten departments represented on the advisory committee (see Appendix A) who contributed lists

REPORT RESUMESED 020 765 24 LI 000 631

A FEASIBILITY STUDY TO DETERMINE NEED AND FUNCTION OF AN ERIC

DOCUMENTATION CENTER FOR STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

PUBLICATIONS. FINAL REPORT.BY... KURLAND, NORMAN D. SARGENT, SHIRLEY

STATE UNIV. OF N.Y., ALBANYREPORT NUMBER BR -6 -0645 PUB DATE JUN 67

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*INFORMATION CENTERS, *INFORMATION SOURCES. *INFORMATION

PROCESSING, INFORMATION DISSEMINATION, INFORMATION SYSTEMS,

FEASIBILITY STUDIES, EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION

CENTER, ERIC,

THE OBJECTIVES Of THE STUDY WERE TO DETERMINE (1) THE

VOLUME AND NATURE OF STATE EDUCATION AGENCY DOCUMENTS THAT

MIGHT BE INCLUDED IN THE ERIC SYSTEM, AND (2) THE MOST

EFFECTIVE METHOD OF COLLECTING, SELECTING AND ABSTRACTING

THESE DOCUMENTS FOR THE ERIC SYSTEM INCLUDING THE FEASIBILITY

Of ESTABLISHING A CLEARINGHOUSE FOR THIS PURPOSE. CRITERIA TO

BE USED BY STATE DEPARTMENTS OF EDUCATION IN SELECTING

DOCUMENTS WERE DEVELOPED AND A "TRIAL RUN CLEARINGHOUSE"

ESTABLISHED TO RECEIVE THESE DOCUMENTS. THE REPORT CONTAINS A

COMPLETE LISTING OF THE 1,654 DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED TO THIS

CLEARINGHOUSE AND THEIR DISPOSITION TO THE ERIC

CLEARINGHOUSES. AN ADDENDUM (LI 000 832) BRINGS THIS REPORT

UP TO DATE AND QUESTIONS, IN VEIW OF THE SMALL NUMBER OF

STATE AGENCY PUBLICATIONS INCLUDED IN "RESEARCH IN

EDUCATION," THE NEED FOR A PERMANENT CLEARINGHOUSE. (RP)

:ILMED FROM BEST

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OFFICE OF EDUCATION

THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED FXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE

PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT. POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS

STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION

POSITION OR POLICY.

A FEASIBILITY STUDY TO DETERMINE NEED AND FUNCTION OF AN ERIC

DOCUMENTATION CENTER FOR STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT PUBLICATIONS

June 1967

U. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

Office of EducationBureau of Research

A FEASIBILITY STUDY TO DETERMINE NEED AND FUNCTION OF AN ERICDOCUMENTATION CENTER FOR STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT PUELICATIONS

Project No. 6-8645Grant No. OIG-1 -6-068645 -2221

Norman D. Kurland, DirectorShirley Sargent, Project Assistant

The research reported herein was performed pursuant to a grant withthe Office of Education, U. S. Department of Health, Education, andWelfare. Contractors undertaking such projects under governmentsponsorship are encouraged to express freely their professionaljudgment in the conduct of the project. Points of view or opinionsstated do not, therefore, necessarily represent official Office ofEducation position or policy.

The University of the State of New YorkThe State Education Department

Albany, New York 12224

June 1967

MUM

CONTI:NTS

1. INTRODUCTION

2. METHOD 3

3. RESULTS 4

4. DISCUSSION 16

5. CONCLUSIONS AND IMPLICATIONS 16

6. SUMMARY 17

7. ERIC RESUME FORM 19

APPENDIX A ADVISORY COMMITTEE

APPENDIX 15..1 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FORDEPARTMENT LIAISON

1-2, 13 GENERAL GUIDELINES AND CRITERIA

APPENDIX C ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING REPORTAND RECOMMENDATIONS

APPENDIX D MEMORANDUM TO LIAISON REPRESENTATIVES

APPENDIX E LIAISON REPRESENTATIVES - STATEEDUCATION AGENCIES

APPENDIX F ACQUISITION LIST

INTRODUCTION,

With the increase in quality and quantity of educational

materials produced by state education departments, there has developed

a resultant need to devise better means of sharing these materials

beyond the boundaries of each state. The ERIC system is seen as the

most promising vehicle for this purpose and this study has been con-

ducted to see which of the following alternative methods of submitting

documents to ERIC would prove most feasible far future use by state

education agencies.

1. Each state agency might screen, abstract and submit to ERIC

its own documents in accordance with criteria set by ERIC.

2. Each state agency might submit its documents to the various

ERIC documentation centers which would, in turn, screen,abstract, and submit documents to EKIC.

3. One center might receive documents from all state agencies

and screen, abstract, and submit them to ERIC.

The objectives of the study therefore were:

1. To determine which of these alternatives would be best and

advise accordingly.

2. To determine the volume and nature of state education agency

documents that might be included in ERIC.

In order to determine the need for such a Study and the direction

it should take, data was compiled in answer to these two questions:

1. What was the amount of participation by state education

agencieJ (in terms of documents submitted and accepted

by ERIC) during the first year of ERIC operation, 1965-66?

2. What publications are desired by state education agency

personnel from other such agencies?

,1

The answer to the first question was obtained by counting the

number of state education agency publications for which document

resumes were prepared during the first four general mailings from ERIC

in 1965-66. The results of this compilation are shown in Table 1.

TABLE 1

ARIZONA 5 MAINE 1 OHIO 11

ARKANSAS 1 MARYLAND 2 OKLAHOMA 3

CALIFORNIA 16 MASSACHUSETTS 3 OREGON 7

CALORADO 17 MICHIGAN 1 PENNSYLVANIA 7

FLORIDA 1 MINNESOTA 2 TEXAS 9

GEORGIA 2 NEW JERSEY 3 WASHINGTON, D.C. 6

HAWAII 2 NEW MEXICO 1 WASHINGTON STATE 9

ILLINOIS 3 NEW YORK 47 WEST VIRGINIA 1

INDIANA 1 NORTH CAROLINA 3 WISCONSIN

KANSAS 2 NORTH DAKOTA 2

Total number of states represented 29 .

Total number of documents selected 169 .

The total number of documents in ERIC during 1965%1,66 vas 2740

From this it you," appear that participation by state education

agencies needed to be facilitated.

The second question was answered by the various members of the

ten departments represented on the advisory committee (see Appendix

A) who contributed lists of those publications of other agencies of

most interest to them and the members of their units. A compilation

of these responses was used for the general guidelines and criteria

sent to liaison members for use in selecting documents to send to

ERIC. (see Appendix B)

In addition to the two primary objectives of the study, several

other purposes were seen. These included (1) the improvement of

knowledge and understanding of the ERIC system and its great poten-

tial for improving American education, (2) the establishment of a

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network of liaison personnel in each state who would be "contact"

personnel for ERIC information dissemination, (3) the securing of

information from the various states concerning problems of using

ERIC, their solutions and suggestions for the future.

METHOD

The advisory committee and representatives of the U. S. Office

of Education and other organizations met in New York City in

October 1966 to assist in the development of the study. Preparations

for the meeting included communication with the established ERIC

,clearinghouses for information about their plans and activities. In

most cases they were in the initial stages of organization but cot -

munication was established and the purposes of the study were

explained.

The meeting in New York City produced the following recommen-

dations: (For the full report of the meeting see Appendix CO

A. The Committee recommended that each state education agencymake appropriate arrangements, probably by assigning amember of the Department to serve as its ERIC liaison, withneeded staff and support, to organize the selection and thetransmission of agency documents.

B. The Committee recommended that an agency or clearinghousebe established to which all documents collected indepartments would be sent.

C. The Committee recommended that the Education Commission ofthe States undertake the establishment of this clearinghousein close collaboration with state education agencies. If

this should not be possible, the Committee recommended thatthe state education agencies jointly establish a clearing-house with one state education agency undertaking toadminister it and seek the necessary funding.

D. It was further recommended by the Committee that the pos-sibility of obtaining Title V SEA funds for the supportof this clearinghouse be explored.

Plans for establishing a "trial run" clearinghouse for state

education department publications and the criteria to be used in

choosing documents from each department were announced in a memo-

randum to liaison representatives in each state on November 15, 1966.

(see Appendix D)

The first shipment of documents was received on December 11,

1966. 96 cartons were received between this date and April 15, 1967,

from 39 states.

The procedures followed during this period consisted oft

1. Z knowledgement of all documents received

2. Numbering of documents received

3. Mailing of two copies of appropriate documents to ERIC

clearinghouses and Central ERIC. Retention of certain types

of documents of specialised interest for a state education

department clearinghouse collection

4. Preparation of a numbered acquisition list giving titles of

documents and disposition of each.

RESULTS

1,854 documents were received and processed by the EDSEP clear-

inghouse. The numbers of documents sent on to various ERIC clearing-

houses, retained for a state education department clearinghouse, and

the numbers of documents received according to trpe are contained in

Chart 1. The full list of documents received is cuLtained in

Appendix F.

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retained by SID learinshous

Fifty-five state education agencies participmted in the study. Lidison

representatives for ERIC have now been chosen in 48 state education

departments. (see Appendix E for list of liaison representatives.

In those states for which representatives have not yet been chosen,

the chief state school officer is sent all correspondence).

Reactions to the study and "feedback" concerning the ERIC system

were secured through a questionnaire sent to each department. The

answers to each question from the forty questionnaires returned are

shown in Table 2.Table 2

The method used moat frequently was the department memorandum.

1. In what ways have you communicated about the ERIC system to

your department?

- by written bulletin and oral announcements

- newsletter and memos to staff indicating materials and

information available- conversations with Superintendent and Deputy Superintendent

reports at staff meetings

ei explained in detail at staff meeting of Division and

Section Heads, followed up with official letter from

State Superintendent for files and future reference

system explained to liaison person in each county of

statephone callsassisted department members in search for materials

annotated bibliographies- in connection with collection of items for this study

from department form letter to all members of department

explaining origin and purpose of ERIC "flyer" to all

divisions- state bulletin - one issue devoted entirely to explanation

of ERIC; another issue contained selected abstracts of

ERIC documentsprepared bulletin describing EDSEP project for distribu-

tion to all personnel.

2. Does your Department provide any services to school personnel

in your state in order to facilitate the use of ERIC materials?

Yes 18 No 18 No answer 4

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If so, please describe:

t- circulation of general information through Curriculum Newsletter

develop statewide plan for dissemination of ERIC information

serve as liaison with county office units planning to store and

disseminate ERIC information- research group serves as gathering agency

through loan of microfiche or through selling microfiche, which

we reproduce, to the public schools at cost

- upon request, we provide material contained in our files

- through presentations by our consultants - Title I ESEA program

activities particularly- Education Media Section; monthly bulletin what is available in

ERIC center at Department's Learning Resources Center; advised

what will soon be available- furnish microfiche reading and reading-printing equipment in

Department- through recommended reference book reading; recommendations as to

availability of reference material and the source; through

recommended course resource materials and the source

- each consultant is informed of the system and the accrued benefits

are extended tc counties which are involved in research

materials used in professional inservice programs and at pro-

fessional conferences; availability of materials announced in

professional journals- annotated bibliographies- articles in newslettersmicrofiche in State Library for easy access

P. local districts encouraged to purchase own copies of ERIC materials

- Department Staff Library is equipped with a Reader-Printer; demon-

.. strations have been held; a Librarian assists users in the Department

and visitors from the school systems

- through State Bulletin to the Schools

- brochure circulated

- ERIC Center in Department open to all visitors with print-outs of

limited amount of ERIC material

3. Has the EDSEP Project improved your Department's knowledge of the

ERIC System?

Very much 6 Some 26 Not at all 4 No answer 4

4. What problems have you encountered as liaison representative?

- so many Federal programs are underway that it is hard to stimulate

attention and interest in ERIC

- too broad a scope of materials have been requested for a smooth

working system. Only information of clear value to other states

should be included (no specialized budget information should be

included, for instance)

- difficulties in locating new documents have necessitated running

periodic inventory of what has been printed and then setting out

to gather specific items from authors

. ...E., Ir.

- a lack of information on the practical application andoperational structure of the ERIC systemexplaining the plane for sale of these materials afterERIC obtains themnot enough time properly to pursue the work involved,

- knowing enough about individual clearinghouse purposJs

and operations- difficulties in establishing coordination (especially in

departments in many buildings)procurement of automatic release for reproduction rights

- suspicion of Bell and Howell's profit motive in this

educational enterprise- some duplication of effort - clearinghouses and EDSEP

project both requesting materials- mailing expense- need clear description in plain, simple terms of what

smaller departments can expect of value to them from astate education department clearinghouse

- too much paperwork- difficult to obtain slides and tape explaining ERIC in

general- need more definitive criteria for selection of documents

in departments

5. What suggestions do you have for improving the ERIC System?(Each response is given separately from each of the states)

Keep the plan and design as simple as possible, Emphasize

HOW it can be used as this is just as important as collecting

the information.

Abstracts should be prepared by producers of documents col-lected with only format changes necessary to fit into thesystems made by the clearinghouse.

Provide funds for personnel to be added to state depart-ents of education to insure knowledge and use of ERIC system.

The system is apparently adequate but further methods ofinforming state departments of its use may be advisable.

It would help us to know how others use ERIC and what

methods are most successful in encouraging staff utilization.

Among other things, we would like to know where ERIC resources

are physically housed and which positions supervise them most

effectively.

More involvement of personnel in educational agencies

through direct contact meetings with clearinghouse repre-

sentatives.

The publications should be directed to the people Who

have use for them; i.e., state publications to state depart-.

mantis, etc.

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Quality controls - my personal feeling is that halfLion is of little value.

Expand the emphasis - the people who are anxious tomateriels are not working with disadvantaged youth,

Retitle: It really isn't research nor is it solelythe disadvantaged. The title scares away many users!

Clarify it on a practical basis.

the collec"

use the

related to

Need for prompt feed-back to the documents accepted by ERICCentral from those submitted by the State. Also, a copy of theabstract would be helpful.

The ERIC system should take advantage of the established commun-ication lines already in existence for disseminating information. The

size of our state and its organization into county administrativeunits makes the Department of Education an ideal agent. Some consider-ation should be given to this possibility.

A more complete brochure should be available for wide distribu-tion describing ERIC and its operation including clearinghouses, nameand address of individuals to be contacted for information.

A means for wide dissemination of abstracts of studies andtesearch entered in ERIC.

Establish permanent clearinghouse for State Education publications.

Charles Nix, Director of the Division of Assessment and Research

in the Office of Planning of the Texas Education Agency and a member

of the project advisory acommittee, replied in some detail regarding

suggestions for improvement and problems encountered in his work as

liaison person. These valuable comments are hereby included as he

sent them:

1. The list of criteria for selection of documents was quiteadequate. Our staff felt that all types of documents werecovered by the criteria, and that they provided an adequateguide for deciding what was relevant.

2. It was much easier to obtain from staff members documentswhich are in published form, that those documents of highinterest level which are in developmental foment(' whichhave not yet been published.

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Some staff members seemed a little reluctant to let the

latter type of document go, feeling that it was not yet

in satisfactory form for distribution.

The whole process of locattng, screening, and gatheringdocuments turned out to be a much greater task than we

anticipated. We utilized one of our planning groups con..

corned with research information to plan and carry out the

collection of the documents. They contacted every staff

member with supervisory responsibility in the Department,

asking for recommendations on documents to be sent. Some

of the staff members contacted had to do some additional

thinking through in order to recommend all relevant

documents. Some portions of this work can best be per-

formed by a committee but other functions clearly need

coordination by a single person.

4. This experience confirms the need for a stafi member whose

primary responsibility is the location and collection ofsignificant documents to be put into ERIC, especially for

large state departments of education. To do an adequate

job of this requires that the person have time to go to

each staff member (or at least those with supervisoryresponsibility), interview him personally, encourage him

to suggest all relevant documents both published and un-

published, and then pull the whole process together to

ensure that no major gaps are left in the collection. The

liaison person needs to become and remain familiar with all

sorts of papers being written by staff members, to follow

their development, and to encourage staff members to submit

appropriate ones for imclusion in ERIC. It doesn't seem that

a part-time approach, or a committee responsibility approach,

is likely to get the job done.

5. On the positive side, however, we feel that the committee's

work in contacting staff members, explaining ERIC to them,

and encouraging them to think about the documents they deal

with had some very benficial effects. It made many of our

staff members aware of, and interested in, ERIC, some of

whom had had very limited or erroneous knowledge about what

ERIC is. It made our staff realize how limited our intra-

department distribution of our own documents is, especially

such items as working papers, position papers, and other un-

published documents. In a few cases, it caused staff members

to decide to refine and publish documents they had been work-

ing on but had not planned to publish.

6. Now that our staff has gone through the identification and

collection process once, subsequent collections will probably

be considerably easier and more fruitful. We have a little

better idea of what procedures will and will not work. Next

time I hope we can have at least one staff member who can be

assigned a minimum of half-time to the job.

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An annual publication volume estimate was secured from each

department and is contained in Chart 2.

The total from the 42 states reporting is 2,279. (maximum

volume) and 1,982 (minimum yearly volume)

CHART 2

VOLUME OF NEW PUBLICATIONSEXPECTED ANNUALTO BE SENT TO PERMANENT STATE EDUCATION

EDUCATION AGENCY AGENCY CLEARINGHOUSE

Alabama 13+

Alaska 10 - 15

American Samoa 3 - 5

Arizona 12 - 15

Arkansas 4 - 6

California 250 - 300

Canal ZoneColorado 110 - 130

Connecticut 20 - 30

Delaware 10 - 12

Florida 10

Guam 5

Georgia 25 - 30

Hawaii 100 - 125

Idaho 25 - 30

Illinois 50

Indiana 30 - 35

Iowa -

Kansas 13 - 15

Kentucky -

Louisiana 18 - 20

Maine 5 - 8

Maryland 5

MassachusettsMichigan 33 - 35

MinnesotaMississippi 20 - 25

Missouri -

Montana 27 - 30

Nebraska 5

Nevada 82

New Hampshire 35 - 40

New Jersey 20 - 25

New Mexico 3

New York 350 - 400

North Carolina 70 - 80

North Dakota

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CHART 2 (continued)

Ohio 100 - 150Oklahoma -

Oregon 20 - 25Pennsylvania 300Puerto Rico 25 - 30Rhode Island 5

South CarolinaSouth Dakota 2 - 5Tennessee -

Texas 25 - 30Utah 12 - 15Vermont 5

Virginia 40Virgin IslandsWashington 11111

West Virginia 35Wisconsin 55Wyoming

DISCUSSION

It can readily be seen from the results of this study that the

method chosen produced the results desired, namely (1) the volume

and type of state education publishing was determined, (2) the

participation of state education agencies in ERIC was facilitated

by establishing a liaison network and "trial run" clearinghouse to

which all documents could be sent, (3) a large part of state educa-

tion department publishing would be of specialized interest to

personnel in other departments and should therefore probably not be

entered into the ERIC system.

CONCLUSIONS AND IMPLICATIONS

The need for a state education agency clearinghouse is shown by

the degree of participation of these agencies in the study and the

number of documents produced of specialised interest 'within these

agencies.

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The desirability of maintaining this system of liaison persons

and "trial run" clearinghouses until such a permanent clearinghouse

could be established was recognized by the U. S. Office of Education

and plans have been made to continue the EDISEP clearinghouse until a

permanent clearinghouse for state education publications can be

established.

SUMMARY

The ERIC system is seen by state education agencies as the best

vehicle for a nationwide all-inclusive means of disseminating informa-

tion about all facets of educational development. It is also welcomed

by large departments with extensive publishing programs as the most

effective means of sharing their materials with other states.

The following recommendations emerge from this study in order for

ERIC to achieve its full potential within state education agencies and

the units within the state under their direction.

I. State education agencies would like a more complete description of

ERIC and of clearinghouse functions. This description, if in the

form of a brochure, should be available for distribution to all

potential users within the states. Liaison personnel would also

like to meet with clearinghouse personnel in order to.kneW more

specifically about their criteria for the selection of ERIC

documents aod'their possible services to state education departments.

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IL The position of ERIC liaison person within each department is

seen as desirable and necessary. However, at least in large

departmentilpenough time and funds should be allowed for the

responsibilities involved. This will be even more important

as the ERIC system expands and more clearinghouses are

established. ESEA Title V might be used for this purpose.

III. Equal attention should be paid by ERIC and the state depart-

ments to the use of ERIC materials.

11011 1,14111 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFAREOFFICE OF EDUCATION

WASHINGTON 25, D.C.

ERIC DOCUMENT RESUME

DATE OP RESUME

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This is the final report of a study performed by the Center on Innovation,New York State Education Department for the USOE to determine the feasibilityof establishing a clearinghouse for the publications of all state educationagencies of the United States and its territories. The study showed thatthere was a need, that the ERIC system should include such a clearinghouseand plans are now underway to establish it.

The report contains a complete listing of the 1,854 documents submitted tothe "trial run clearinghouse" set up as a part of the project and their dig»position to the thirteen established MC clearinghouses.

U. RETRIEVAL TERMS (Crolnv tan reverse)

State - Federal Support

Tables

Resource Materials

Pilot Projects

Information Dissemination

17. IDENTIFIERS

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APPENDIX A

EDSEP PROJECTERIC DOCUMENTATION OF STATE EDUCATION PUBLICATIONS

ADVISORY cop._ m,g,

Mr. Alex CanjaState Department of EducationLansing, Michigan 43902

Mr. Wayne CarleAssistant SuperintendentDepartment of EducationColumbus, Ohio 43215

Mr. H. Finn Groover, ManagerPublications and Textbook Services for the

Division of Instructional ServicesDepartment of EducationTallahassee, Florida 32304

Mr. Bruce MeserveyChief, Bureau of PublicationsState Department of EducationAlbany, New York 12224

Mr. Charles Nix, DirectorDivision of Assessment and ResearchOffice of PlanningTexas Education AgencyAustin, Texas 78711

Mr. Donald C. Norwood, DirectorDepartment of Statistics and Data

ProcessingOffice of Superintendent of Public

Information316 South Second StreetSpringfield, Illinois 62706

Dr. Gaynor PearsonPublic Information ConsultantState Board of EducationP. O. Box 2219Hartford, Connecticut 06115

Dr. Vincent C. Shepps, DirectorBureau of PublicationsDepartment of Public InstructionHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 17126

Mr. Russell S. WhyDirector of Educational InnovationDepartment of Public Instruction48 NorthState CapitolMadison, Wisconsin

Mr. Wayman J. WilliamsChief, Bureau of PublicationsCalifornia State Department of EducationSacramento, California 95814

APPINDIX 11-.1

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR DEPARTMENT LIAISON,

1. Explain the EDSEP project and if necessary the ERIC system to

department members. Be certain that department members understand that there

will be no necessity for them to send documents to the ERIC clearinghouses

until further notice from the EDSEP project office. Clearinghouse directors

are being notified of the establishment of this intermediate, unit for state

education agencies and will be assured that the flow of materials to them

will continue. Units that wish to do so may still send materials directly to.

ERIC clearinghouses or may indicate those to which documents should be sent.

2. Request 3 copies of all documents meeting the attached criteria

from all units in your department.

3. Secure an automatic release allowing reproduction of all docu-

ments sent on if necessary in your department. Include this with the documents

or in a separate letter.

4. Allow no more than one month from the receipt of the letter for

collection and mailing of these documents to the project office. (In the

future) collections will probably be made at least twice annually in each

department.)

5. Prepare an estimate of expected annual volume of new department

publications of documents (of the type being sent) if this has not already

been sent in previous correspondence.

6. Send all documents and correspondence to:

Mrs. Shirley SargentEDSEP Project OfficeRoom 331State Education DepartmentAlbany, New York 12224

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GENERAL GUIDELINES AND CRITERIA TO BE APPLIED TO THE SELECTION OFSTATE EDUCATION AGENCY DOCUMENTS FUR ERIC (EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH INFOR-MATION CENTER.)

Department members should ask themselves two questions:

1. What types of publications would I like to see from otherstate education agencies?

2. What publications in my unit would be of interest and useto educators in other states?

In addition, the following types of documents of currentvalue, use and availability are deemed desirable for inclusion in theERIC systems.

1. Instructional and Supervisory Material and Aids

curriculum guidesbibliographiesmanuals and educational services and facilities guidescontract forms

2. Department Administration

formspersonnel policies, recruitment materials, etc.organization charts, functions of units, etc.policy or procedure announcements

3. Department Public Relations

public information documentsdepartment periodicals and newsletters--most recent editionposition papers and speeches by department members

4, Department Regulatory Function

standards and regulationseducation codes and lawsjudicial and legal decisions of chief state school officerslicensing regulations and evaluations

5. Department Supervisory Function

statistical reports, charts, graphs, etc.data collection instrumentsevaluation instrumentssurveys (reports, etc.)

6. Research and Research-Related Materials

project, program, and research reports (both interim and final)

including descriptive materials from state-supported andlocally developed operating projects or programs

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7. Other

conference proceedings and reports

directoriescatalogsmapsannual reports of department, most recent

The types of documents generally not to be included are press releases,

internal memoranda of interest only within the department, announcements of

current events or of purely local interest, documents not originating in the

department.

GENERAL RULE: IF IN DOUBT, SEND.

October 26, 1966APPENDIX C

The University of the State of New YorkCenter on Innovation in EducationThe State Education Department

Albany, New York 12224

ERIC Documentation of State Education PublicationsEDSEP PROJECT

ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS

I. INTRODUCTION

ERIC is the Education.:1 Research Information Center of the United

States Office of Education. It is the first nationwide comprehensiveinformation collection, storage and retrieval system to serve American

education.

State education agencies will be one of the major users of ERIC

as well as a source of documents. In order to promote effective

liaison between ERIC and the state education agencies, the New York

State Education Department received a grant from the USOE in July, 1966

to conduct a study. All state education agencies in the United Statesand its territories were invited to cooperate in the study. An advisory

committee of representatives of departments with largepublication programs, differing organizational patterns and from various

sections of the country, was appointed. The committee met in New York

City on October 4 and 5, 1966, along with representatives from the follow-

ing organizations:

Central ERIC Office, U. S. Office of EducationState Agency Support Branch, USOEERIC Clearinghouse, Preparation of Urban School Personnel

Education Commission of the States

(See Appendix I for list of the participants.)

II. PROBLEMS

After the background presentations, the committee addressed itself

to four problems:

1. How to arrange for the collection and transmission of docu-

ments in each department.

2. What procedure to use to get documents into ERIC.

3. What documents to select for inclusion in ERIC.

4. What procedures to develop to promote exchange of information

among departments.

III. SOLUTIONS AND RECGENDATIONS

The following recommendations reflect the consensus of opinion

among the members of the advisory committee as to the best method of

insuring the continuing flow of state education department publications

into the ERIC system as well as some details concerning the functioning

of such an operation.

Recommendation A

THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT EACH STATE EDUCATION AGENCY MAKE

APPROPRIATE ARRANGEMENTS, PROBABLY BY ASSIGNING A MEMBER OF THE DE-

PARTMENT TO SERVE AS ITS ERIC LIAISON, WITH NEEDED STAFF AND SUPPORT,

TO ORGANIZE THE SELECTION AND THE TRANSMISSION OF AGENCY DOCUMENTS.

The duties of such a liaison person would be to assist all units

in the selection of appropriate documents and arrange for their col-

lection and transmission. This arrangement would eliminate the necessity

for clearinghouses and Central ERIC to solicit materials from all unite

in each department. The liaison would also inform the department on a

continuing basis about ERIC and the resources available through it. In

addition, he should function as the "contact" person in the department

for the SED clearinghouse, other ERIC clearinghouses, Central ERIC and

ERIC users in the State.

Recommendation B

THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT AN AGENCY OR CLEARINGHOUSE BE

ESTABLISHED TO WHICH ALL DOCUMENTS COLLECTED IN DEPARTMENTS WOULD BE

SENT.

The following arguments were advanced in favor of the establish-

ment of such a clearinghouse exclusively for the handling of state

education department publications. First, the volume, variety and qual-

ity of such publications has been steadily increasing and will continue

to do so. Secondly, state education agencies have been rapidly expanding

in size, services rendered and complexity. There is a great need for

"cross fertilization" of ideas from one agency to another, for sharing in

ideas for research, data collection, evaluation and a host of other areas.

The general functions of such a cltiaringhouse would be to:

1. Receive documents from all state education agencies,

2. Forward to each ERIC clearinghouse those materials in its areas,

3. Choose from the remainder those that might be of general interest,

4. Prepare them for inclusion in ERIC according to guidelines estab-

lished for all ERIC clearinghouses,

5. Monitor documents sent on to other clearinghouses to see which

are included in ERIC,

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6. Index the entire permanent collection of the clearinghoUse,

7. Provide current information and service to state educationagencies and to other groups,

8. Alert state education departments to emerging problems bymonitoring the entire ERIC output for items of possible interest tostate education departments.

The committee recommended that the value of this clearinghouse tostate education departments be assessed after a period of time has elapsed.It also suggested that close contact with the Public Information Project,the Regional Laboratories and other suitable agencies be maintained andthat their products and publications be included in the collection of thisclearinghouse.

Recommendation C

THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE EDUCATION COMMISSION OF THESTATES UNDERTAKE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THIS CLEARINGHOUSE IN CLOSE COL-LABORATION WITH STATE EDUCATION AGENCIES. IF THIS SHOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE,THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE STATE EDUCATION AGENCIES JOINTLY ESTAB-LISH A CLEARINGHOUSE WITH ONE STATE EDUCATION AGENCY UNDERTAKING TO ADMINISTERIT AND SEEK THE NECESSARY FUNDING.

Since two of the major purposes of the Commission as stated in itsconstitution, are to provide a clearinghouse of information on educationalproblems and solutions and "facilitate the improvement of state and localeducational systems so that all of them will be able to meet adequate anddesirable goals....." it would be well suited to undertake the establish-ment of such a state education clearinghouse. Representatives of the Com-mission present expressed an interest in such a clearinghouse and indicatedthat they will explore Commission interest in it.

Recommendation D

IT WAS FURTHER RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THE POSSIBILITY OFOBTAINING TITLE V ESEA FUNDS FOR THE SUPPORT OF THIS CLEARINGHOUSE BE EX-PLORED.

V. COMPLETION OF EDSEP PROJECT--PHASE II

As originally described in the proposal for funding, the second stageof the Project would be as follows.

All states would be requested to submit to the New York StateEducation Department all available documents that meet these criteria(established at the meeting) and provide an estimate of the number ofsimilar documents and pages they estimate will be producek in the nextyear.

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Certain preparations were made in anticipation of this stage before

the meeting in New York City. Each chief state school officer was asked

to submit the name of a person in his department to act as liaison for

this part of the project.

It was the feeling of the advisory committee that this phase should

be implemented as soon as possible and the attached criteria were to be

used by the liaison person to guide him in collecting documents in his

department.

CENTER ON INNOVATIONIN EDUCATION

NORMAN 0, KURLAND, omearomGEORGE IL MAUL AosOCIATE emTirren

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APPENDIX D

THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORKTHE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

ALSANY, NEW YORK 12224

November 15, 1966

TO: Department Liaison -- EDSEP Project

FROM: Norman D. Kurland, Project DirectorShirley Sargent, Project Assistant

SUBJECT: EDSEP Project - 2nd Stage

EDSEP PROJECTRoom 331

Mrs. Shirley SargentProject Assistant

We are most happy that you have accepted the position

of liaison representative for your department and, as such,

have agreed to participate in the EDSEP (ERIC Documentationof State Education Publications) Project being conducted by

the New York State Department of Education.

The advisory committee for the project (see attachmentto this memo) which met recently in New York made a strongrecommendation that this liaison position be continued per-manently by departments and that the function of such a person

be described as follows:

1. Such a person would organize, with appropriatestaff and support, the selection and transmission of depart-

ment documents, to a central state agency or clearinghouse.

Three copies of all documents would be sent which meet thecriteria established for same. Collections would be madeat least twice annually in every department.

2.

whatever wayERIC and the

Such a person would inform the department, indeemed feasible and on a continuing basis aboutresources available through it.

3. Such a person would be the "contact" personin the department for ERIC central, the State Education clear-

inghouse and the other clearinghouses in the ERIC system.

The second stage of the EDSEP project is designed to seehow well this willtwork. We realize that you have taken on thisextra assignment only for this "trial run" but we felt that youshould know about the recommendation of the group so that youcan better advise us on how effectively things have worked from

your end and discuss with others in your department the possibi-lity of establishing an ERIC liaison permanently.

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Attached to this memo are the general instructions for youto follow and the guidelines and criteria to be used in

selecting printed materials from your department.

Please do let us know if there is any further clarifi-cation needed for your part in the study.

Let us again thank you and, and through you, yourdepartment colleagues, for participation in the project.We shall look forward to hearing from you.

SS:edmEnclosures

APPENDIX E

EDSEP Project Liaison RepresentativesState Education Agencies

* indicates persons who are Chief State School Officers

Mr. 'rank T. SpeedEducational ConsultantDiv. of Research, Planning and

InformationState Department of EducationMontgomery, Alabama 36104

Miss Patricia OakesSupervisor, Research and PublicationsState Department of EducationPouch F, Alaska Office BuildingJuneau, Alaska 99801

Mt. Thomas HarwoodSupervisor of Tests and MeasurementsDepartment of EducationPago Pago, TutuilaAmerican Samoa, 96920

Miss Noelle SmithInformation OfficerSuite 165State Department of Public InstructionState CapitolPhoenix, Arizona. 85007

* A. W. FordCommissioner of EducationState Department of EducationLittle Rock, Arkansas 72201

Dr. John G. ChurchConsultant, Curriculum Development721 Capitol Avenue, Room 455California State Dept. of EducationSacramento, California 95814

Dr. Kenneth E. LakeCoordinator of CurriculumCanal Zone SchoolsBalboa HeightsCanal Zone

Mr. E. Dean CoonDirectorDiv. of Publications and

Public InformationColorado Department of EducationDenver, Colorado 80203

Dr. Gaynor PearsonPublic Information ConsultantState Board of EducationP. O. Box 2219Hartford, Connecticut 06115

Dr. Wilmer E. Wise, DirectorResearch and PublicationsState Dept. of Public InstructionDover, Delaware 19901

Mt., H. Finn Groover, ManagerPublications and Textbook

Services for theDiv. of Instructional ServicesDepartment of EducationTallahassee, Florida 323'34

Coordinator of Research,.Development and Communications

Department of EducationP. O. Box 157Agana, Guam 96910

Mr. Harry L. Bowman, DirectorResearch and Statistical

ServicesState Department of EducationState Office BuildingAtlanta, Georgia 30334

Mr. John P. SheehanDirector, Pul'lic InformationState Department of EducationP. O. Box 2360Honolulu, Hawaii 9604

Mr. Bill C. BowmanDirector of ResearchState Department of EducationState HouseBoise, Idaho 83701

Mr. Donald C. Norwood, DirectorDept. of Statistics and Data

ProcessingOffice of Supt. of Public

Instruction316 South Second StreetSpringfield, Illinois 62706

Mrs. Sue HetheringtonEditor, Office of PublicationsState Department of Public InstructionIndianapolis, Indiana

Dr. Richard BrooksConsultantPlanning and DevelopmentDepartment of Public InstructionState Office BuildingDes Moines, Iowa 50319

Mr. U. H. BuddCoordinator, Federal ProgramsState Department of Public Instruction120 East Tenth StreetTopeka, Kansas 66601

Mrs. Mary MarshallInformation am' PublicationsState Department of EducationState Office BuildingFrankfort, Kentucky

Mr. Normand H. EdwardsDirectorAdministration and ResearchState Department of EducationState CapitolBaton Rouge, Louisiana

Miss Marion CooperPublic Information OfficerState Department of EducationAugusta, Maine 04330

Dr. Richard K. McKayDirectorDivision of Research and DevelopmentMaryland State Department of Education301 West Preston StreetState Office BuildingBaltimore, Maryland 21201

* Owen B. KiernanCommissioner of EducationState Department of EducationBoston, Massachusetts 02116

Mr. James LeeDirector of PublicationsState Department of EducationCentennial Office BuildingSt. Paul, Minnesota 55101

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Mr. James WalterConsultant, PublicationsPrudden BuildingState Department of EducationLansing, Michigan 48902

Mr. John O. EthridgeInformation and Advisory OfficerP. O. Box 771State Department of EducationJackson, Mississippi 39205

Mr. Curt StallingsCoordinator of Public InformationP. O. Box 480State Department of EducationJefferson City, Missouri 65101

Mrs. Barbara CrebbResearch AssistantDepartment of Public InstructionHelena, Montana 59601

Mr. Royal HenlineChief, Curriculum ServicesDepartment of EducationState CapitolLincoln, Nebraska 68509

Mr. H. E. WhetstoneEducation MediaState Department of EducationCarson City, Nevada 89701

Mr. H. Stuart PickardDirectorPlanning Development andrtaluationState Department of EducationState House AnnexConcord, New Hampshire 03301

Mr. Thomas H. AdamsDirectorCenter on TeachingState Department of Education225 West State StreetP.O. Box 2019Trenton, New Jersey 08625

Mx. Merrill RedemerDirectorDiv. of Educational Research andPlanning

State Department of EducationCapitol BuildingSante Pe, New Mexico 87501

Mr. Bruce MeserveyChiefBureau of PublicationsState Department of EducationAlbany, New York 12224

Mrs. Almetta C. BrooksEditorState Department of Public InstructionRaleigh, North Carolina

M. E. PetersonSuperintendent of Public InstructionBismarck, North Dakota 58501

Mr. Wayne CarleAssistant SuperintendentDepartment of EducationColumbus, Ohio 43215

Mr. Joe D. Hurt330 State Capitol BuildingOklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105

Mr. Leo W. MyersAssistant SuperintendentDiv. of Education DevelopmentState Department of EducationPublic Service BuildingSalem, Oregon 97310

Dr. Vincent C. SheppsDirectorBureau of PublicationsDepartment of Public InstructionHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 17126

Dr. Jaime Gonzales-CarboDepartment of EducationVela StreetStop 34Hato Rey, Puerto Rico 00900

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Mr. Arthur R. PontarelliDeputy Commissioner of

EducationState Department of EducationRoger Williams BuildingHayes StreetProvidence, Rhode Leland 02908

Mr. P. M. KirkChiefBureau of Public InformationSo. Carolina Dept. of EducationColumbia, So. Carolina 29201

Mr. Boyd L. WrightDivision of Research and Public

InstructionState Dept. of Public InstructionCapitol BuildingPierre, So. Dakota 57501

* J. Howard WarfCommissioner of EducationState Departmeht of EducationNashville, Tennessee 37219

Mr. Charles Nix, DirectorDiv. of Assessment and ResearchOffice of PlanningTexas Education AgencyAustin, Texas 78711

* Terrell H. BellSuperintendent of PublicInstruction

State Department of PublicInstruction

Salt Lake City, Utah 84114

Dr. Karlene V. RussellDirector of InstructionalServices

State Department of EducationMontpelier, Vermont

Mr. Harry L. SmithDirectorInformation and PublicationsState Board of EducationRichmond, Virginia

.1k Jane E. Truitt

Commissioner of EducationDepartment of EducationCharlotte AmalieSt. Thomas, Virgin Islands 00802

* Louis BrunoSuperintendent of Public InstructionState Department of Public InstructionOlympia, Washington 98501

Dr. Ernest BertyDirector of ResearchDepartment of EducationCapitol BuildingCharleston, West-Virginia 23505

Mr. Russell S. WayDirector of Educational InnovationDepartment of Public Instruction48 North, State CapitolMadison, Wisconsin 53702

Mr. Melvin H. GillispisDirectorResearch and StatisticsState Department of EducationState CapitolCheyenne, Wyoming

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APPENDIX I

ACQUISITION LIST

CLEARINGHOUSE CODE

I. JUNIOR COLLEGES

2. EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN

3, LINGUISTICS

4, READING

5. GUIDANCE

6. SCIENCE

7. SMALL SCHOOLS, RURAL EDUCATION

8. DISADVANTAGED

9. FOREIGN LANGUAGES

10. SCHOOL PERSONNEL

(ESP.URBAN)

11. VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL

12. ED. ADMINISTRATION

13. ADULT AND CONTINUING

C. E. - CENTRAL ERIC

SID - STATE EDUCATION CLEARINGHOUSE

DISPOSITION SED

CLEARINGROUSE,ERIC DOCUMENT

CENTRAL ERIC

COLLECTION

NUMBER

ACQUISITION NUMBER STATE

ITLE

LEARINGROUSE

01 02

03 04

05

06 07 08

Neb.

The Teaching of Reading

4

Neb.

Business and Distributive Education

11

Neb.

A Guide for

the Language Arts in the

Elementary School

4

Neb.

Industrial Education Curriculum Guide

11

Neb.

Administrative Guidelines for Industrial

Education

11

Pa.

Pa.

The Development of an Information System

for Elementary School Mathematics

Curriculum Materials; A Feasibility

Study

An Assessment of Three Foreign

Language

Teaching Strategies Utilizing Three

Language Laboratories Systems

An Assessment of Three Foreign

Language

Teaching Strategies Utilizing Three

Language Laboratory Systems: A Longitu-

dinal Study

09

Pa.

Revised Form of Mathematics

Curriculum

10

Pa.

Immediate Learning Reinforcement

in a

Complex Mental-Motor Skill

(Driver

Training) Using Motion Pictures-Phase

II

11

Pa.

Inservice Training for Interns:

45

Required Tasks

12

Pa.

Immediate Standardized

Learning Rein-

forcement to a Complex

Mental-Motor Skil

(Driver Training) Using Electronically-

Coordinated Motion Pictures-FinalRepor

9 9

12


1.3

Pa.

14

Pa.

15

Pa.

16

Pa.

17

18

Pa.

19

20

21

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

22

Pa.

23

24

Pa.

Pa.

25

Pa.

TITLE

LEARINGHOUSE

CENTRAL ERIC

SED

CIEARINGROUS ERIC DOCUMENT

COLLECTION

NUMBER

An Attempt to Secure Additional Evidenc

Concerning Factors Affecting Learning

to Read

Effects of Student Reactions to Teachin

Methods (including materials used in

study)

Preschool and Primary Education Project

Annual Progress Report, 1964-65

Music For the

Preschool

Guidelines for Classroom Behavior

(Project Headstart)

A Comprehensive and Long Range Attack

on

the Drop-Out Problem Pre-School and

Primary Education Project (Project

Report)

Preschool Diagnostic Language Program

Early Education From the Teacher's

Point of View

A Guide for Selection of Pre-Kindergarte

Indoor and Outdoor Equipment and

Materials (Adapted from NYS publication)

84 10

8 8 8 8 8 8

Progress Report on an Academically-

Oriented Pre-School for Culturally

Deprived Children

An Academically-Oriented Preschool for

Culturally Deprived Children

Cultural Deprivation-Description and

Remedy

Headstart Language Games

8 8 8 8

4x

4

ACQUISITION NUMBER

AE

I

26

27

28

29

30 31

32

33 34

35

36

37

38

39

STATE

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

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TITLE

LEARINGHOUSE

DISPOSITION SED

CLEARINGHOUSE ERIC DOCUMENT

-

CENTRAL ERIC

COLLECTION

NUMBER

Industrial Education Directory 1966-67

11

Trade & Technical Education

11

Supplementary Report

Trade 4 Technical Education

11

Preparatory Report

Directory Practical Nursing Programs

11

Suggested Guidelines For Developing a

11

Program for the Operating Room Assistant

or Surgical Technician

Suggested Guidelines For Developing a

11

Training Program for the Occupational

Therapy Assistant

Guidelines for the Establishment of

f11

Nurse's Aide or Orderly Course

Suggestions and Requirements for

I11

Practical Nursing Suite

Practical Nurse Student Evaluation

11

Sheet

General Policy Statement of Cammunicatio

11

Procedures for Practical Nursing Pro-

grams in the Public Schools of Pa.

Suggested Guidelines for Developing a

11

Program for Training Medical Assistants

Training Programs for Health Occupations

11

in Vocational Education

Check List for Review of Technical And

11

Industrial Education Shop/Laboratory

Detailed Equipment Plans

Application To Operate a State-Aided

11

Area Vocational-Technical School


40

41

42 43

44

45

46

47 48

49

50

51

52 53

54

Pa.

Vocational, Industrial, Technical

Education Building Facilities

Pa.

A Progress Report on Area Vocational-

Technical School Developments to

June 30, 1965

Pa.

A Progress Report on Area Vocational-

Technical School Developments to

June 30, 1966

11 11

11

Pa.

Application for Educational Program

11

Plan Area Vocational-Technical School

Pa.

Preparing for Employment in Child Care

11

Services In Pennsylvania Schools

Pa.

Pennsylvania Association Future Home-

11

makers of America

Pa.

Activating A Nutrition Education Pro-

11

gram in Pennsylvania Schools

Pa.

FHA State Degree Applicant List

11

Pa.

Administrative Review

11

Special School Milk Program

Pa.

State Homemakers Degree Check Sheet

11

Pa.

School Food Services Bulletin

11

Pa.

School Food Services Bulletin

11

Pa.

Directory Home Economics and School

11

Food Service Department of Public

Instruction 1966

Pa.

Teacher Education Resource Materials

11

for Home Economics --a study

Home Economics-the basis for two types

11

of Programs

SED

CLEAUNGHOUS

CENTRAL ERIC

COLLECTION

ERIC DOCUMENT

NUMBER

ACQUISITION NUMBER

STATE

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TLE

CLEARINGHOUSE

DISPOSITION

ERIC DOCUMENT

NUMBER

CENTRAL ERIC

SED

CLEARINGHOUSE

CO

LL

EC

TIO

N

55

Pa.

Industrial Arts Education In Pa.

11

56

Pa.

Buyers' Guide for Safety Eyewear

11

57

Pa.

Industrial Arts Philosophy and Objectives

11

58

Pa.

Industrial Arts Teacher Education

11

Conference

59

Pa.

Coordination of Business Education in the

11

Commonwealth of Pa.

60

Pa.

Technical Education Needs of Persons

11

Engaged in Agricultural Occupations

61

Pa.

Instrument for Evaluating A Department

of Vocational Agricultur6

11

62

Pa.

A Pilot Training Program in Farm

11

Machinery Partsman-Vocational Agricul-

tural Department

63

Pa.

A Pilot Training Program in Farm

11

Mechanics and Farm Machinery Partsman

64

Pa.

Goals and Policies to Improve and Expand

11

Vocational and Technical Education

65

Pa.

Minor Court Procedure Manual

11

66

I Pa.

School Food Service Administrative Review

11

67

Pa.

Retraining the Unemployed-Materials and

11

Forms

68

Pa.

Off-Farm Agricultural Occupations in Pa.

11

69

Pa.

Correctional Training Basic Course

11

Outline

70

Pa.

Sewage Treatment Plant Operators

11

Mathematics Course

AC

QU

ISIT

ION

NU

MB

ER

STATE

ITLE

71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86

LE

AR

INC

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252

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Training for Careers in Off-Farm

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Hoosier Vocational Horticulture

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Specification List of Basic Tools and

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The Administrator's Guide to Industrial

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Digest of Courses of Study for the

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Physical Science for Secondary Schools

A Tentative Guide for Teachers

German for Secondary Schools - A Guide t

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French for Secondary Schools - A Guide t

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Spanish for Secondary Schools

Mathematics for Secondary Schools

Latin for Secondary Schools

Teaching About Communism

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Catalog of Braille and Print Textbooks

Educational Materials 1966-67

1964-65 Annual Report - Division of

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Special Education Newsletter

Handbook on Psychological Evaluation of

Children Who Are Exceptional

Directory - Programs for the Mentally

Retarded

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Guide to the Establishment ofSpeech

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Music Education in

Indiana

United States Government

Economics

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of

Vocational Rehabilitation

11

Opportunity for the Disabled

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The Education of Indiana

Teachers

Employment relaited Education

in the

Sunshine State

Foreign Languages inFlorida

An Introduction toTeaching in Florida

Elementary Schools

Understanding Mathematics Today

Reading in FloridaSecondary Schools

Americanism vs. Communism

Design for Teaching

Dental Health in

Florida Schools

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for

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Biennial Report

Mathematics in Florida Secondary

Schools

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Teaching Moral and SpiritualValues in

Florida Schools

Art for Florida SecondarySchools

Better Guidance - Better

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Coordination of Guidance Services

Social Studies in FloridaElementary

Schools

Florida's School Assignment Law

The Community Junior College

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Florida Public School BusTransportation

Florida School Laws

Better Health forFlorida's Children

Athletic Coaching in FloridaSchools

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Teachers of the Foreign Born

Selected Przgrams for Continuing Educati

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Recreation for the Elderly

Checklist of Paperbound Books on Russia

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The International Dimensions of Educatio

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The Challenge of a Revolutionary

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World,

1964

The Challenge of a Revolutionary World,

1965

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On the Job in the State

Education Dept.

Secretarial Guide

Expand Your Horizons

Personnel Forms

Attendance Rules for Employees

Career Opportunity Examination

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Careers for Specialists in Education

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Manual of Planning Standards for

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Regulations-School Buildings

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Handbook-Public Accountancy

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Teacher's Guide, Living, Learning,

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Teacher'-s Guide, Living, Learning,

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(Minimum) Standards for Design and

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12

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West Virginia Educational Bulletin,July-

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12

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Secondary Schools Standards for Classi-

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12

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Physical Education Curriculum Guide

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W.Va.

Standards for the Accreditation, of

Undergraduate Teacher Preparation Progr

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Driver and Traffic Safety Education

Handbook on Planning School Facilities

Guidelines for Teachers Pursuing Advance

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12 12

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Modern Foreign Languages,Grades 3-12

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Standards for the Accreditation of

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West Virginia Guidelines for Special

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Fifth Report State-County Testing Progr

Guidance Program Review in Fourteen High

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An In-Service Training Program- Social

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An In-Service Training Program-Social

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West Virginia Educational Directory-

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State Superintendent of Free Schools

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12

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Teacher's Guide for the study of

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W.Va.

Continuing:Education Through Certificate

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1966

10

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Licensure by Examination

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School Lunch and the Curriculum -A

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An Evaluation of the Work of Coordina-

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Tip Sheet- Industrial Arts Education

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Standards for Approved Public and Privat:

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So You Want to Start a Centralized

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Science Humanities Media Guide(CUE)

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Extended School Year Designs

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Advanced Placement in New York State

Residence and Migration of College Stu-

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fall 1963

An Evaluation of the Regents College

Teaching Fellowship Program of New York

State

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Films, 1964-65

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Films for Education (survey and plane's

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The electronic classroom: A Guide for

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Cinelib Catalog

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Iroquois.. Culture

6

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Museum Education-Special Issue-Museum

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The Iroquoian Tribes

6

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Indian History of New York State-Part

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6

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Selected Reading List of Books and

Articles on Indians of North America

in New York State Library-Educational

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How Archeologists Dig and

Why

Field Guide to the central

portion of the

Southern Adirondacks

Mammoths and Mastodons Ice Age

Elephants

of New York

Bird Art in Science

The Growth of a

Tradition

Conservation

Museum Education

The Oldest Forest and the

Naples Tree

An Introduction to

Invertebrate Fossils

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Handbook

for Elementary School

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Intergroup Relations; AResource Handbook

for 12th Grade Social

Studies

Report of Special Study ofElementary

School Pupils

Financial Provisions andApplication Pro-

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Programs in Eli-

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Guidelines for Special State

Aid Fund for

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Higher Education Data Collection Instru-

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Education Statistics Estimates; 1965-66

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Characteristics of Secondary Schools in

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School Administrative Officers Selected

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Data; 1965-66

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Expenditures per Pupil in Weighed Average

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Daily Attendance; 1964-65

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1965-66; Professional Personnel Report

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College and University Enrollment Fail '64

12

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College & University Degrees

12

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College and University Staff

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College and University Current Income and

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City and Village Superintendents Selected

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Code Manual for Public School Districts

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Survey of Enrollment, Staff

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N.Y.

Annual Educational Summary;

1964

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Dual Use of School FalloutShelter Space

N.Y.

Out-of-State College Opportunities

Avail-

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N.Y.

National Defense Education Act;

Title III

An Evaluation of the Program

in N.Y.S.

N.Y.

School Board.Superintendent.Staff

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The Local Board of Education;

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Information and Guiding Principals

for

Board Membership

The Forward Looking School

Survey of Public School Teacher

Aides '65

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Television Facilities in Higher Education

A Department Promotes Media

An Overview of Suggested

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An Invitation to the

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A Handbook for Boards

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Members an

Teachers of Agriculture

A Guide for Developing

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Teaching Agricultural

Mechanics in High

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Occupational Opportunities

in Agricultur

A Guide for Developing a

Course of Study

for Farm Production

and Management for

Daily Farming Areas

Future Farms of America

List of Selected Publications

Pertaining

to Teaching

Agricultural Occupations

Course of Study for

Conservation 3 & 4

List of Approved

Agricultural Course

Titles

Suggestions for Developing a

Course of

Study in Ornamental

Horticulture

The Changing Outlook for

Agriculture

Career Opportunities for

High School Yout

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culture Students in New YorkState

Directory -

Ag.

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Nassau County Agricultural News

A' Guide for the Preparation

of Objective

type Test Questions

for Examinations in

Agriculture

Agriculture for the Junior High

School

Suggestions for Conducting a

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Agricultural Education in the

Nassau

County Schools

Forms - Agricultural Education

Institution Libraries

Statistics/'64-65

A Basic School Filing System

Public and Association Libraries

Statist cs

Centralized Processing for the

Public

Libraries of New York State

The Bookmark

11 11 11

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'65/A Directory of College and

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The Fourth in the 3r's

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Trustees, and Librarians

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Form-City Schools

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Form-Village, Central, Etc. Schools

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School Business Management News

000642

N.Y.

Procedures for the Business and Financia

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Less than 125,000 Inhabitants

000643

N,.Y.

School Tax Collection Procedures for

Union Free and Central School Districts

000644

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Inventory Control of Fixed Assets

000645

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The Safegarding, Accounting and Auditing

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N.Y.

The School District Treasurer in Union

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N.Y.

The School District Clerk in Union Free

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N.Y.

Educational Data. Processing

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Purchasing News and Tips

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Repot of the Continuing Purchasing Com-

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12

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Workshop for New School Business Officia

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Handbook for School Bus Drivers

12

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N.Y.

Manual for the Instruction of School Bus

11

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000654

N.Y.

Advanced Training Course for School Bus

11

Drivers

000655

N.Y.

Survey of Educational Data Processing in

12

New York State Schools

000656

N.Y.

Educational Data Processing; A Compre-

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12

Grade Reporting

000657

N.Y.

Educational Data Processing; The School

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School Business Management Handbook-

12

Responsibility

000659

N.Y.

School Business Management Handbook No.2

12

Insurance

000660

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Accounting and Reporting

12

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N.Y.

School Lunch

12

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Personnel Management in Public Schools

12

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Ibpil Transportation Statistics

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Advanced Placement Program in Latin

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The Citizen and Politics

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Russian for Secondary Schools

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Advanced Placement Programin German

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Accent on Strings

000669

N.Y.

Units 1, 2, 3, & 4 An

Experimental Cours

in Mathematics for the

9th Year

000670

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Units 5, 6, & 7 An Experimental

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Mathematics for the 9th Year

000671

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Units 8 & 9 An ExperimentalCourse in

Mathematics for the 9th Year

000672

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Unit 12 An Experimental Course

in Mathe-

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000673

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An Experimental Course inMathematics f

the 9th Year Units 10 & 11

000674

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9th Year Mathematics Course

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Developing Resource Files for

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Science 7,8,9 - Our Planet

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Handbook for Teachers of

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Distribution

N.Y.


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Teachers

N.Y.


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Introduction to Business

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Key Punch Machine

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Home Economics

Education

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N.Y.

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Me.

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Professional Staff-Booklet-Data Forms

12

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Report of Public School System-Form

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Reading Instruction in the Kindergarten

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Maine Educational

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School Accounting Manual

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12

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Statistical Summary for the Public

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Arkansas Dept. of Education Newsmagazine,

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Science Guidelines for Arkansas Secondary

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Physical Education

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A Manual for Elementary School Libraries

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Contemporary Mathematics Guidelines for

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Ark.

Report on House Concurrent Resolution#58

12

of 1961 General Assembly

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Colo.

Developing Cooperative Programs

12

000751

Colo.

Health Policies

12

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Colo.

Accreditation of Colorado Schools

12

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Colo.

Colorado Art Guide K-12

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Colo.

Conservation Illustrated

6

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Colo.

Curriculum Guide in Conservation Education

6

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Adventures in Understanding

4

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Tesoro De Oro - Books for Spanish-Speaking

7

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Colo.

Colorado, the Land and the People

7

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Learning by Discussing

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A State Program for Public Junior

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Colorado Western States Small

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Project - Annual Report -

1963-64

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Colo.Western States Small Schools

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Project

Documentation - Reading Program

for

Grades 2,4 and.5

Colo.


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Unites States History

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A Study of Anglo-American and Spanish

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000785

Colo.

Research in Music Education

000786

Colo.

Funds for Research in Education - 1965

000787

Colo.

Projects to Advance Creativity in

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000788

Colo.

000789

Colo.

Spanish - Cvntemporary Methodology

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Colo.

Emergency Care

Approaches to First Grade English Reading

Instruction for Children from Spanish-

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Colo.

Some Behavioral Objectives for Elementary

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Colo.

Colorado Resources for School Guidance

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Colo.

Colorado Graduate Research Studies in

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Colo.


#Education - 1961 and 1962

000797

Colo.


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Education - 1959 and 1960

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Colo.


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Colo.

A Guide to Internal Accounting:

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12

Activity Fund

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Colo.

The Colorado State Library Film Collectio,

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Colo.

Scholarships and Loans for Colorado High

#School Graduates of 1967

000802

Colo.

Pupil Attendance

12

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Colo.

Providing Education for Migrant Children

7

000804

Colo.

Handbook for Colorado School Board Member

12

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Colo.

Colorado School Bus Regulations

12

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Colo.

Manual for the School Lunch Program

12

ACQUISITION NUMBER

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Perceptions of the Teacher's Role in

the

7

Small Rural School

Facts about Colorado's Community

Junior

1

Colleges

Personal and Family Survival Course

Self-Evaluation of Cultural and Fine Arts

12

Community Resources for School Health

6

1966 Catalog of Publications

The Children. You Teach - Their

Growth

and Health

Colorado School Bus Drivers Handbook

The Instructional Materials Center

Concep

Teaching Composition

Colorado School Personnel Data - 1966

Guide to Organization and Administration

of Migrant Education Programs

The Growth of Colorado

Teaching Guide for First Year

Typewriting

The Accounting Cycle

Industrial Arts

Reporting Pupil Progress in a

Continuous

Progress School

Administrative Procedures for the

Special

Education Program

10 12 12 7

11

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The Teacher and the Orientor

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Vision and Hearing of ColoradoSchool

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Colo.

Ieadership-Service-Supervision for

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Suggested Materials and

Equipment for

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#

Schools

.

000830

Colo.

Goals for Education in Colorado

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000831

Colo.

2 Important Years - The Community

Junior

College and What it can do for You

000832

Colo.

13 Steps to Organizing a Community

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Colo.

Speech and Drama

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Colo.

Providing a Healthful School Environment

#

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Colo.

Clerical Office Practice

11

000836

Colo.

Physical Education for Boys in Colorado

#

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Colo.

Physical Education for Girls in Colorado

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.

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Colo.

The Program in Word Analysis

4

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Colo.

Kindergarten Guidebook

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IHigh Interest Low Vocabulary Books

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Rankings of Mississippi

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Miss.

Public Schools in Mississippi

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Miss.

Statistical Data 0 1965-66

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Miss.

Report on Enrollment,

Teachers and

Schoolhousing - Fall 1965

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Financial Accounting forMississippi

12

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000855

Conn.

Connecticut Education -December 1966

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11

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School Building Finishing and Economy

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Public School Special Classes and

2

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Children

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The Current Values and Changing Needs

of Youth - Conference on Youth -4/26/66

5

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Predictive Testing for Entrance in

Vocational-Technical Schools

11

Conn.

Health Service Occupations - Waterbury

11

Area

Conn.

Curricula Implications for Connecticut -

11

Non-Farm Agricultural Employment

Wisc.

Guide to Writing Project Description

8

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The Disadvantaged - A Bibliography of

8

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A Conceptual Framework-Social Studies

#

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Title I Memorandums

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Agri-Business Competencies

11

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A Proposed Long-Range Plan for Occupa-

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for Rhode Island

11

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Directory of Home Economics,

Industrial

11

Arts, Vocational- TechnicalPersonnel

1966-1967

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Education in the United States

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Rhode Island Division ofVocational-

11

Technical Education - ProjectedProgram

Activities 1966-1967

R.I.

Suggested Guides for theDevelopment of

11

Area Vocational

Technical Programs

R.I.

Present Programs ofOccupational

11

Education in Rhode Island -

July 1965

R.I.

Where Should Occupational

Education Be

11

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Occupational Education in the

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11

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Requirements for

Vocational-Education

11

Teacher

R.I.

Vocational Division - Forms

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Rhode Island - Its Peopleand Its

11

Economy

R.I.

Rhode Island State 1966

Personnel Rules

Conn.

Computer Assisted Mathematics

Instructior,

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Annual Evaluation Report

of Connecticut

8

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Fiscal Year 1966

N.M.

Address to the New MexicoVocational

11

Association Meeting,

State Teachers

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1966

N.M.

Research Activities of the

Research

11

Coordinating Unit

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Guidelines for submitting R&D Proposals

11

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A Transitional Curriculum Guide for

Mathematics in Grades 7 and 8 - 1966

#

000889

N. M.

Vocational Technical Education in N. M.

11

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Description of Program Organization and

8

Administration for Fiscal Year 1967 -

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000891

N. M.

Statistics - Title I - 1965-66

8

000892

N. M.

Guidelines - Title I, ESEA Services

8

000893

N. M.

New Mexico State Conference on

Education

of the Disadvantaged

8

000894

N. M.

Designing Education for the Future

8

000895

N. M.

English Review

#

000896

N. M.

Designing Education for the Future -

#

Some Significant Events and Trends

.

000897

Wisc.

Language:

A Curriculum Guide for Special

2

Education-Bulletin #26

000898

Wisc.

Primary Level Resource Guide for

Educable

2I

Mentally Retarded

1

000899

Wisc.

Individual Test Interpretation for

2

Teachers of Mentally Retarded

000900

Wisc.

An Invitation to Statewide

Curriculum

2

Building - Bulletin #3

000901

Wisc.

Curriculum Materials andPublications

2

Available on Mental Retaidation

000902

Wisc.

Provision for the Low Ability Pupil in

the American High School

2

ACQUISITION NUMBER

STATE

-59-

TITLE

CLEARINGHOUSE

DISPOSITION

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CLEARINGHOUSE

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000903

Wisc.

A Developmental VocabularyCheck-List

for the Mentally Retarded

2

000904

Wisc.

Secondary Level Resource Guide

for

2

Educable Mentally Retarded

000905

Wisc.

A Potpourri of Ideas for

Teachers of the

2

Mentally Retarded

- Arts

and Crafts

000906

Wisc.

A Potpourri of Ideas for

Teachers of the

2

Mentally Retarded - The Practical

Arts

000907

Wisc.

Developing a Modern Curriculum for

2

Retarded Children - Bulletin

20

000908

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Flyer - Research Coordinating

Unit for

11


000909

Wisc.

Aids to Motoric and

Perceptual Training

2

000910

Wisc.

Bureau Publications Available

for

2

Purchase - Mental Retardation

000911

Wisc.

Education for Wisconsin through

Leader-

ship, Service and Supervision

12

000912

Wisc.

Newsletter-November 1966

12

000913

Wisc.

Orthopedic Field Clinic Service

2

000914

Wisc.

Special Education for theMentally

2

Retarded

000915

Wisc.

Newsletter- October 1966

12

000916

Wisc.

Guidelines for Determining Need

for

2

Residential Care - The Mentally

Retarded

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An Overview of School

Children Based on

Functional Intelligence

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Wisc.

Bulletin #10-Bibliography onMental

Retardation

Wisc.

A Rationale

forGrouping for Instruc-

tional Purposes forWisconsin's Teacher

Wisc.

The Training of Directors

and Super-

visors of Special EducationPrograms

Wisc.

Program VII-Mentally

Retarded Children

Wisc.

Program VI-Emotionally

Disturbed

Children

Wisc.

Personnel Handbook

Wisc.

Speech and Hearing Services

Wisc.

Newsletter - January 1967

Wisc.

Orthopedic Services for Children

Wisc.

Policies pertaining to

Orthopedic Care

Wisc.

Wisconsin's Program of Homebound

Instruction of the Physically

Handi

capped

Wisc.

Wisc.

Wisc.

Wisc.

Wisc.

Help Them Hear - Guides for

Better

School Health

School Psychologists and School

Social

Workers - Their Role on theSchool Staff

Wisconsin Hearing Conservation

Program

AGuide for Nurses, Parents,

Volunteers

Five Point Program

(Handicapped) of

Parent Group-School Cooperation

AConceptual Framework withinwhich to

View Adaptive Behavior

in the Retarded

12

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Alaska

Factors to be Considered in the

Establishment of a Special High School

000954

Alaska

Building Comprehension in Reading

4

000955

laska

A Handbook for the Organization and

Administration of a Minimum High School

00095 6

Alaska

Administrative Manual for Secondary

12

Schools

000957

Alaska

Adopted Textbooks for ElementarySchools

000958

Alaska

Administrative Handbook for Rural School

in Alaska

7

00095 9

Alaska

Alaska Education System

000960

Alaska

Sourcebook of Suggested Ideas for

7

Motivating and Enriching Written

Composition

000961

Alaska

Minimum. Standards for Elementary

Schools

in Alaska

12

000962

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A Manual for Advisory. School Board

7

Members - Alaska Rural. Schools

000963

Alaska

A Manual for Advisory School Board

Members - Alaska On-Base Schools

000964

Alaska

Annual Report 1965-66

000965

laska

Alaska Educational Directory

000966

Alaska

Employee

Information Manual - 1964

000967

Alaska

Scholarship Information for

Alaska

5

High School Students

000968

Alaska

Guidelines (Tentative) to Elementary

4

Language Arts Grades

1 - 9

-61-

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Speech Training for Cleft Palate

Children.

Certification Standards

Federal Aid to Education Program

42nd Biennial Report - 1963-1965

Policy and Procedure Manual

Department Policy Statement on DeFacto

Segregation and DisadvantagingConditions

Wisconsin Position Statement -

Disadvantaged Education

Line and Staff OrganizationChart

Wisc.

Position Paper on Federal Aid

0W

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:' W

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'.2111, State Superintendent-

Wisc.

Wisc.

Wisc.

Wisc.

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N.Y.

Alaska

Alaska

Alaska

Staff List

Guidelines for State Support Program

for School Psychologists

Bulletin No. 25 - A. Movigenic

Curriculum

A. Working Paper onProblems of Racial

Imbalance in Schools

Speech Development and Improvement

for

the Mentally Retarded Child -

Bulletin 19

Educational Data Processing

Alaska School Report Forms

The Compiled School Laws -

Fourth Edition

Tips for Teachers

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A Resource Unit on Alaska Our 49th State

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Alaska

Alaska School Register

#

Alaska

The Bulletin Board as an Instructional

7

Resource

Alaska

Practical Helps for Kindergarten Teachers

7

Alaska

Teaching of Reading Skills - Bulletin I

4

Alaska

Guidelines (tentative) to Elementary

#

Mathematics - Grades 1 - 8

Alaska

Adopted Textbooks for High Schools

#

Alaska

An Overall Education Plan for Rural

#

Alaska

Alaska

Resource Unit for the Teaching of

#

Alaska History, Geography and Government

Utah

The Budget Bulletin of Utah School

#

Districts

Utah

Utah Survey on Educational Television

#

Utah

Developing Democratic Citizenship

10

Values and Behavior - Final Report 1566

Utah

A Guide to Federal Assistance Programs

#

Related to Public Schools

Utah

An Analysis of Trends and Teacher Proble

in Foreign Language Instruction in Public

and Secondary Schools of Utah, 1965

9

Utah

The Extended School Year in the State of

12

Utah - Research Report

Utah

Research in the Utah State Department

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Planning a Program of School Plant

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A Program for PropertyAccounting

in Utah

000987

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Comparative Study of the 1965-66

12

Professional Salaries for 8 Rocky

Mountain States

000988

Utah

Comparative Financial Summary for

12

Utah Schools

000989

Utah

Administrative Salary Information

12

1965-66

000990

Utah

Salary Schedule Information -

Special

12

Report 1966-67

000991

Utah

Comparative Statistical Summary

for

12

Utah Schools

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Utah

Planning a School Plant - The

Educational

Specifications

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Planning the Elementary School Plant

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Planning the Secondary School Plant

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A Team Taught Communicative

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Structural Grammar

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Dropout Statistics

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Kearns Jr. High AmericanValues Project

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An Evaluation of the Advanced

Placement

English Program at Granger High

School

001000

Utah

Team Teaching Social

Studies Vol.-1 and 2

001001

Utah

American Values Report

001002

Utah

iscussion Leads and Suggestions to

ccompany The AmericanValues TV Series

"What Would You Do?"

001003

Utah

eport - American ValuesResearch Project

001004

Utah

edar City Jr.High School American

Values

roject - Situation Curriculum

001005

N. Y.

.ouch Asian Library and Research

Notes

001006

Conn.

educational Directory of Connecticut

2 3

001007

Conn.

The Establishment of the Research Coor-

inating Unit in the Conn.State Dept.

of

ducation - Project #5-0132-Final Report

001008

Conn.

ublic School Special Classes and Programs

for Mentally Retarded Children

001009

Guam

Invitation to Teach on Guam, U.S.A.

001010

Guam

-LA Newsletter, Vol. II; Number

1,10/66

001011

Guam

ooks Every College-Bound Student Should

ead

001012

Guam

reading List for American Literature

001014

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anguage Notebook#1-A - Poetry

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Statistical Report - School Year 1965-66

Criteria for Evaluating Science Textbooks

Educational Media Catalog - 1966

Policies of the Territorial Board of

Education

School Personnel Policies

Elements of an Effective Audiovisual

Program

Science and Mathematics - Vol.1 #1, 1/65

Wisconsin Library Bulletin-March/April

1966

Wisconsin Library Bulletin - May/June

1966

Handbook of Suggestions for School

Library Activities

Wisconsin Audio-Visual Demonstration

Project Funded Under Title III ESEA

Language Laboratory Specifications

Field Check Manual for Language

Laboratories

Voice of the Wisconsin Foreign Language

Teacher

The Status of Science and Mathematics in

Wisconsin Public Schools

Library Forms

6 9 9 9 6

ACQUISITION NUMBER

001035

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A Review of NewMathematics Curriculum

Materials

Wisc. A Review of NewScience Curriculum

Materials

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Elementary ScienceTeacher's Handbook

Guidelines

Policy Statement on Public

Library and

School Library Organizational

Relationships

Wisc.

Standards for Adequate

School Library

Service

N. C.

Two Years with the

Pre-School Readiness

Programs

N. C.

North Carolina Public

School Bulletin

N. C.

Library Book

Catalog'1966-1967

N. C.

North Carolina State AdoptedHigh School

Textbooks 1966-1967

N. C.. N.C. State

:,dopted Textbooks for

EleMentary Grades 1966-1967

N. C.

Manual for InstitutionalSelf-Study

N. C.

Physical Education in the

Elementary

School

N. C.

Latin Curriculum Guide

N. C.

N. C.

acher's Sourcebook for Exploring

the

World of Science

1966-1967

Teacher's Sourcebook for

Exploring the

woyld of Science 1966-1967

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Teacher Merit Pay Study

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N.C.

The Teacher Aide

10

N.C.

Follow-Up Survey N.C.High School

Graduates

5

N.C.

North Carolina Public School Survey

#

N.C.

Suggestions for Alcohol Education

6

N.C.

Health Services in our Public

Schools

6

N.C.

Suggestions for Cancer Education

6

N.C.

North Carolina Teacher Merit PayStudy -

12

Handbook for Pilot Centers

N.C.

A Study of the North CarolinaExperi-

mental Program of Teacher Merit Pay

12

N.C.

Science - Grades 7-9

6

N.C.

Education for Business

11

N.C.

School Planning Guide Series - 2

#

N.C.

Using the Language Laboratory

9

N.C.

Physical Education

#

N.C.

State Plan for Title II of

P.L.89-10

#

N.C.

North Carolina Public SchoolLibraries

#

Statistical Report 1965-1966

N.C.

Consumer Music for High Schools

#

N.C.

Pupil Accounting and School Attendance

#

N.C.

Improving Instruction Through

Title III

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N.C.

N.C.

N.C.

N.C.

N.C.

N.C

.

N.C.

N.C.

N.C.

N.C.

North Carolina Fitness Test

North Carolina Materials and Resources

School Food Service

N.C.Laws Relating to Public School

Construction

Reference Materials for School Libraries

Regulations and Procedures

N.C. Public School Bulletin - Jan.1967

Mathematics Curriculum Guide - Grades

7 - 12

Educational Media Bulletin

Educational Planning

A Guide for the Student Teaching Program

The Comprehensive Community College

System in North Carolina

The Open Door - Dec./Feb. 1967

A Guide for the Establishment of

Comprehensive Community Colleges in N.C.

Public School Laws of North Carolina

Student Activities

No.Carolina Public Schools Biennial

Report:

Part One 1964-66

Modern Foreign Languages - Good Teaching

Practices

11 10 10 1

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N.C.

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Standards for Approved Non-Public Schools

AGuide for Teacher Observation and

Screening - Grades 1-12

Modern Foreign Languages -

ASix-Year

Program

Course Selection and Career Planning

Music -

ABasic Program for the Classroom

Teacher

Suggestions for Teaching About

Communism in the Public High Schools

Modern Foreign Languages - A Four-Year

Program

Standards for Accreditation of

High Schools

Standards for Accreditation of Junior

High Schools

Standards for Accreditation of

Elementary Schools

Standards and Guidelines for the Approval

of Institutions and Programs for

Teacher Education

The Constitution of the State of N.C.

Facts and Figures About the Public

Schools

Teaching in North Carolina

Indoor Play Activities

About Going to College

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ITLE

001103

N.C.

Fire Safety - Publication No.329

001104

N.C.

001105

N.C.

001106

N.C.

001107

N.C.

001108

N.C.

001109

N.C.

001110

N.C.

001111

N.C.

CLEARINGHOUSE

Directions for Using the N.C. Cumulative

Record

Educational Directory - 196u-67

Public School Laws of N.C.

N.C. Annual Descriptive Report -

Agricultural Education,Including Forms

Fertilizer and Lime

Farm Electrification

Farm Arc Welding

Dairy Production

001112

N.C.

Care,Operation and Repair - Gasoline

Tractor

001113

N.C.

001114

N.C.

001115

N.C.

001116

N.C.

001117

N.C.

001118

N.C.

001119

N.C.

001120

N.C.

Agricultural Marketing

Analyzing and Planning the Farm Business

Beef Cattle Management

Broiler Production Technology Short

Course

Feeder Pig Production and Market Hog

Production

Fertilizers and Limes

Farm Records, Income Tax and Social

Security

Pesticides

6 11 11

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N.C.

Small Gasoline Engines

11

N.C.

Swine Nutrition

11

N.C.

Swine Sanitation and Herd Health

11

N.C.

Weed Control

11

N.C.

General Poultry Production - Course Plan

11

N.C.

General Swine Production

11

.

N.C.

General Poultry Production Technology

11

N.C.

Farm Rental Arrangements and Property

11

Transfers

N.C.

Livestock Sanitation and Disease Control

11

N.C.

Livestock Feeds and Feeding

11

N.C.

Home Beautification

11

N.C.

Directory for Agricultural Education

in N.C., 1966-67

_

N.C.

Special TV Course-Landscaping Your

13

Homegrounds

N.C.

Special TV Course - Fertilizer and Lime

13

N.C.

A Guide for Planning Buildings, Facili-

ties, and Equipment

11

N.C.

A Guide for Providing Instruction in

11

Agricultural Chemicals

N.C.

News and Views

11

N.C.


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Agricultural Machinery and Equipment

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N.C.

N.C.

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N.C.

N.C.

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N.C.

A Guide for Course Planning in

Agricultural Science and Mechanics


General Horticulture

A Guide for Course Planning in Intro-

duction to Agriculture - Course No. 701

Care, Operation and Repair.

Diesel Tractor

Vocational Education Approved

Instructional Material List 1966-67

Trade Preparatory Training

Basic Electricity/Electronics I and II


Appliance Repair 3774


Electric Motor Repair 775


Curriculum Guide - Electrical

Installations 3776

Radio & T.V. Service 777

Commercial Cooking and Baking 1 and 2

Health Occupations 783.1

Trade and Industrial Education

Teachers Manual -Coop.DistributiveEd. I

Teachers Manual - Coop.Distributive Ed.II

Teachers Manual - Marketing II

11

11

11

11 11

11 11

11 11

11

11

11

11 11

11

11

11

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001155

N. C.

Organization of Distributive Education

11

Programs

001156

N. C.

Marketing I

11

001157

N. C.

Teacher's Guide to Student Activities

11

001158

N. C.

Projects Manual

11

001159

N. C.


11

Cabinetmaking 762.1-2

001160

N. C.


11

Carpentry 763.1-2

001161

N. C.

Trade & Industrial Education

11

Techical Drafting 765.1-2

001162

N. C.


11

Machine Design 3 765.4

001163

N. C.


11

Marineology 1 and 2 (784.1 and 784.2)

001164

N. C.


11

1Graphics and Industrial Communication

1 and 2 (786.3 and 786.4)

001165

N. C.

rade and Industrial Education

11

ailoring 1 and 2 (788.1 and 788.2)

001166

.C.

rade & Industrial Education

11

chine Shop 791.1-2

001167

.C.

trade and Industrial Education

11

heet Metal 1 and 2 (792.1 and 792.2)

001168

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11

elding 1 and 2 (793.1-2)

001169

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11

lumbing 767.1-2

001170

. C.

trade and Industrial Education

11

and Secretary

001171

.C.


11

to Mechanics

001172

.C.


11

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001173

001174

001175

001176

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STATE

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Course No. 730


Medical Assistant (783.5)


Auto Body and Fender Repair 1 and 2

751.1 and 751.2


Automobile Engine Tune-up 752.1-2


Autry Mechanics 753.1-2


Internal Combustion Engines 754.1-2

Industrial Education Flyers

Distributive Edflcation Flyers


Personnel Forms


Training Opportunities For High

School Students


Industrial Cooperative Training


Advisory Committee

N. C.


Industrial Cooperative Training

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N. C.


11

Teacher's Handbook

.

001187

N. C.

Trade aril Industrial Education

11

Carpentry

001188

N. C.


11

Drafting

001189

N. C.


11

Electricity/Electronics

001190

N. C.


11

Internal Combustion Engines

001191

N. C.


11

Metals Industry 739.1

001192

,N. C.


11

Automotive Industry

001193

N. C.


11

Machine Shop

001194

N. C.

North Carolina Business Education

11

Council Survey

001195

N. C.

Education for Business

11

001196

N. C.

Introduction to Vocational Education

11

001197

N. C.

Homemaking Education

11

Grades Nine through Twelve

001198

N. C.

Vocational Home Economics Forms

*

001199

N. C.

The Home Economics Department

11

Its Equipment and Furnishings

001200

N. C.

'65 Supplement

The Home Economics Department

11

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001204

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001206

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001207

N. C.

001208

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001209

N. C.

001210

N. C.

001211

N. C.

001212

N. C.

001213

N. C.

001214

N. C.

001215

N. C.

001216

N. C.

TITLE

Home Economics Education

Resource Guide

LEARINGHOUSE

Basic Guide for Housekeeping Aide

Training

Basic Guide for Food Service Training

Planning for the Future

Guidance Units, Home Economics Education

Clothing Service Training

Programmed Economics Prepared for

Introduction to Vocations Students

Introduction To Vocations

Basic Electricity prepared for

Introduction to Vocations Students

Career Pattern--Blank

Sources of Free Occupational Material

Other Sources of Material on

Occupations

A Practical Learning Experience

Through The Use of a Corporation

Economics - Study Guide

Introduction to Vocations

Course Outline

11 5 11 11 5 5 11 11 11

Suggested Films and Addresses for Use

11

In Introduction to Vocations

Suggestions for Getting Under Way

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Suggestions for Planning A Community

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Occupational Survey

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Teacher's Monthly Schedule of

11

School Activities

N. C.

Manual Workers (Blue Collar)

11

N. C.

The Pathfinder

11

Introduction to Vocations Newsletter

N. C.


11

Teacher's Guide

N. C.

Job Markets and Ylur Occupational

11

Future

N. C.

Is Vocational Guidance Coming

of Age

11

N. C.


11

Directory of Personnel

1966-1967

N. C.

Survey of Reasons For Turnover

of Introd

11

uction To Vocations Teachers

As

Reported By Superintendents of

Schools

and Former Introduction To

Vocations

Teachers

N. C.

Post-High School Training Institutions

5

In North Carolina

N. C.

Manual and Mechanical Occupations

11

N. C.

Facts About School Dropouts

5

N. C.

Introduction To Vocations Comes

of Age

11

ACQUISITION NUMBER

001230

001231

001232

001233

001234

001235

001236

001237

001238

001239

001240

001241

001242

001243

STATE

TITLE

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N. C.

N. C.

Montana

Learning to Learn

You Can Learn To Study More Efficiently

Local Plan For Vocational Education

Vocational Education Opportunities

For North Carolina High Schools

North Carolina Vocational and

Technical Education Projected Prograll

of Activities For Fiscal Year 1966-67

North Carolina State Plan For


Future Homemakers

North Carolina Association

Introduction to Vocations Forms and

Flyers

Career Planning and Development

Course Selection and Career Planning

Status Study of Counseling Services

Newsletter - Guidance Merry Christmas

From Guidance Services Staff

Directory Guidance Personnel

North Carolina Junior and Senior High

Schools and Elementary Schools 1966-67

Aero-Space Handbook For The Junior High

School Teacher

5 5 11

11

11

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11

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Montan:

Certification of Teachers and School

*.

Administrators in Montana Feb. 1966

001245

Montan:

The Montana Program for Issueing High

*

School Equivalency Certificates and

for Accrediting Service Educational

Experiences

July 1, 1965

001246

Montana

School and Public Library Services and

*

Ref -Itinnships

0012.7

Montana

Special Help for Special Children

2

001248

Montana

Special Education Handbook

2

001249

Montana

Standards For Accreditation of Montana

*

Elementary Schools

001250

Montana

Standards for Accreditation of Montana

*

High Schools

001251

Montana

The Language Laboratory Work Sheet

9

001252

Montana

TV For Montana Education

*

Report of the Montana Educational

Television Committee

001253

Montana

The Study,Guide In Science Grades 1-6

6

001254

Montana

The Study Guide In Science Grades 7-9

6

001255

Montana

The Study Guide In Science Grades 10-12

6

001256

Vir.

School-Work Study Programs

2

001257

Vir.

Health Manual For Schools

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Virginia Educational Directory 1966 -67

Revised Certification Regulations for

Teachers

July 1, 1968 Effective

Educational Motion Pictures

1966

Pilot Studies

1966-67

Financial Assistance To Attend Virginia

Colleges and Universities

Young Women in Virginia

College Curriculum Courses In Safety

and Dr1ver Education

An Analysis of the Use of Teacher Time

in Virginia


Abstract Service


Abstract Service

South Dakota School Bulletin State

Board of Education


Abstract Service

New Jersey State Department of Education

What Are Kindergartens For?

Summary of Survey of N. J. Colleges and

Universities Processing Data on Punched

Card Equipment and/or Offering Data

Instruction

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Characteristics of New Jersey Dropout

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Selected Bibliography

*

001276

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The Exchange Monthly Form Bulletin

2

001277

N. J.

Secondary School Bulletin

*

001278

N. J.

Graded Pamphlets and Series of Books

of Interest To Retarded Readers

2

001279

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New Jersey Education

*Progress Report on Federal Assistance

Programs

001280

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New Jersey State Department of Educatioi

*Newsletter Physical Education and

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School Nurses Newsletter

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School Lunch and Nutrition Newsletter

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Texas

Texas

-83-

A Guide For Planning Physical Education

and Athletic Facilities

Reaching Out

Lab Safety


School Health Services Guidelines

Learning about New Jersey

The Classroom Teacher Can Help

The Handicapped Child

Administrator's Guide To Art

In The Secondary School

Reading In The Kindergarten?

Imbalances in Teacher Supply in N. J.

Summer Dropouts (Summer 1965)

Rules Concerning Teachers Certificates

Venereal Disease

Smoking and Health 1966

Suicide of Children 1960-63

Curriculum Guide Special Education 1960

Curriculum Guide Special Education 1963

Teacher Supply and Demand in Texas

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State Plan For Special Education

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The School Superintendent and Health,

Safety, and Physical Education

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Texas Curriculum Studies

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Texas

Standards for Eye Protection In Public

11

Schools

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Curriculum Guide For Driver Education

#

001306

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A guide For Budgeting, Accounting,

Auditing:

Programs For Educationally

8

Deprived Children

001307

Texas

Catalogue of Current Adoption

#Textbooks 1966 1967

001308

Texas

Budgeting, Accounting, Auditing

#

001309

Texas

Biennial Report 1964-1966

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Texas Education Agency

001310

Texas

Study of Illiteracy in Texas As

11

Related To Vocational Education

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Texas

1966 Supplement College Directory

5

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Texas

Laws and Resolutions Affecting Public

#

Education

001313

Texas

A Guide To The Teaching of Conservation

6

In Science and Social Studies For the

Elementary and Secondary Schools of Texa.

001314

Texas

Public School Directory 1965-1966

#

001315

Texas

What do we know about...Foreign

9

Language Instruction?

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Texas

Texas

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Texas

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Texas

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Texas

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Winning More Friends For Driver

Education

College Directory

Standards For Teacher Education

In Texas

Guide To Safe Living For Secondary Schools

Physics I

Health in Texas Schools

Mathematics 7 through 12

Public School Law Bulletin 1964

Curriculum Guide Education For

Civil Defense Preparedness

Annual Statistical Report 1964-65

Holding P -wer of Texas Public

Schools

National Conference on Instructional

Materials For State Department

of Education Personnel

Texas Education Agency SED Employee

Forms and Regulations

Texas--Title I

Parental Involvement

Title I ESEA The Role of The Area

Consultant In the Division of

Compensatory Education

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The School LibraryProgram and

#Instructional Resources 1965-66

001332

Texas

Organization and Functions of the

#Texas Education

Agency

001333

Texas

An Introduction To Money and

11

Banking For High School Students

001334

Texas

Principles and Standards For Accreditin.

#Elementary and Secondary Schools

and Description of

Approved Program

Grades 106

001335

Texas

Summer Activities Title I

8

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Texas

Public School Directory

#

001337

Texas

The School Nurse in The School Health

#

Program

001338

Texas

Science Grades 1-9

6

001339

Texas

Suggestions For Planning The Secondary

#School Physical Education Program

001340

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Course Guide Shorthand I (First Year)

11

001341

Texas

Freshman Mathematics Course Description

1

001342

Texas

Principles and Standards For

#

Accrediting Elementary and Secondary

Schools

001343

Texas

Handbook For School Bus Drivers

#

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Texas

Public School Transportation

#

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Texas

Description of Program Activities

#

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Tentative State Plan For the

Establishment of Education Service

Centers Including Regional Education

Media Centers

Texas

Report of the State Textbook Commit=tee

Texas

Guidelines For Evaluation of Special

Programs For Educationally Deprived

Children Under Title I of the

Elementary and Secondary Education Act

Texas

School District Atlas

(Feb. 1966)

Texas

Staff and Faculty Manual Of System

And Organization Department of

Education Government of American Samoa

Nev.

Indiam Education Program: Nevada State

Department of Education

Nev.

State of Nevada Department of

Education A Curriculum Guide

Nev.

Survey Report Curriculum Survey

Humboldt County School District

Nev.

Research Bulletin

Nev.

Language Laboratory Specifications

an administrator's guide

Nev.

Educational Directory

1966-67

Nev.

Nevada Vocational Teachers Association

Directory N.V.T.A.

Nev.

Technical Education Directory 1966-67

Nev.

English In Depth

9

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Directory of ForeignLanguage

Personnel

9

1966-67

001361

Nev.

Historical Perspective On Major

12

Educational Changes In Nevada

1861-1966

001362

Nev.

School Finance Accounting

Manual

#

001363

Nev.

Living and Learning

in Kindergarten

#

001364

Nev.

Guidance and Pupil Personnel

Services

5

001365

Nev.

Annual Report to the Policy

Board and

the Ford Foundation

7

001366

Nev.

Western States Small Schools Project

7

Books For Children

001367

Nev.

Research Bulletin

#

001368

Nev.

Department of Education

State of Nev.

#

Salary Study 1966-67

001369

Nev.

Nevada Elementary Course of Study

#

001370

Nev.

Research Bulletin

--

#

001371

Nev.

Personnel Handbook

#

001372

Nev.

Nevada Public School Financial Analysis

#

001373

Nev.

"Quickie Kit" on School Holding Power

5

001374

Mich.

The Michigan Visiting Teacher Program

2

001375

Mich.

Education for Home and Family Living

#

001376

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Mich.

Mich.

Community College

The High School Completion Program for

113

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Mich.

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Mich.

Bibliography of Materials For

Parents

On The New Mathematics

The Problem Of The Effects Of Smoking

on the Health of Our

Youth and the

Educational Implications

The Physical Fitness Phase of the

Physical Education Program

in

Michigan Schools

The Michigan Visiting Teacher Program

A Statement of Basic Philosophy

Regarding Public Education

in

Michigan

The Disadvantaged Child and the

Language Arts

Suggested Guidelines

For Providing For

The Maximal Education of Children

Of

All Races And Creeds In The School

Of Michigan....

Conservation Education in the

Community School Program

The Treatment Of Minority Groups In

Textbooks

Mathematics for the College Bound

People Make Other People ImOrtant

Computers

An Analysis of the Revenues & Expenditules

for 1965-66

6 2 8 8 6 8 10

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Solving Classroom Problems Through

10

-Systematic Study

001392

Mich.

The Instructional Materials Center

#

001393

Mich.

Cues and Clues in the Creative

#

Classroom

001394

Mich.

Industrial Education Facilities

11

001395

Mich.

Modern Foreign Languages in Michigan

9

Schools.

001396

Mich.

Industrial Arts Programing for the

11

High School

001397

Mich.

Understanding A Basic Transistor

11

Radio

001398

Ga.

.Cooperative Guidance Services

5

The Counselor and the Librarian

001399

Ga.

Cooperative Guidance Services

5

Guide To Free Occupational Leterature

001400

.

Ga.

Georgia Library List For Elementary

and High Schools 1965

1966

#

001401

Ga.

Guidance For Georgia Schools

5

Selection and Use Of Standardized Tests

001402

Ga.


5

The Placement Service

001403

Ga.


5

The Follow-Up Service

001404

Ga.


5

Organized Guidance Programs

ACQUISITION NUMBER

ST.A.TE

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Guidance for Georgia Schools

Guidance: Functions and Service


The Counseling Service.


The Orientation Service


The Classroom Teacher And Guidance


The Information Service

Films For Use In County And Regional

Libraries

Georgia Public Library Statistics

1965

Goals and Standards for Georgia's Public


Libraries (Sept. 1966 Supplement)


Libraries (Sept. 1965 Supplement)

Requirements and Regulations For The

Certification Of Teachers And School

Personnel June 1966 Revision

NDEA Title III Guidelines for Georgia

Georgia Public Schools 1965-66

Criteria For Teacher Education

Programs

Bibliography For Social Science-

American History For High School::

5 5 5 5 5

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10

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Ga.

Ga.

Ga.

Ga.

Ga.

Ga.

Ga.

TITLE

Supplementary Readers (Fall 1966)

Reference List For High Schools

Reference List For Elementary Schools

Diversified Cooperative Training

Georgia Public Schools State Dropout

Su


Georgia Public High Schools

Georgia Public Schools

1965-66

Receipts Local, State, Federal for

Maintenance and Operation


Georgia School Board Members and

School Superintendents

Ga.

Georgia Public Scho -ls 1965-66

Cost Per AdA Child

Ga.

Georgia Public Scho -1s 1965-66

Size Of School Systems By

The Number

Of Children In Average Daily

Attendance

Ga.


Certificates

Ga.

Ga.

Ga.

Selected List Of Books For Teachers

1964 65 Supplement

11

Y5

Selected List Of Books For Teachers

1963

Selected List Of 3ooks For Teachers

1963-64 Supplement

10

10

10

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ITLE

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Ga.

PartialList Of Material And Equipment

Fort

13

Adult Basic Education Program

Ga.

Curriculum Guide For Adult Basic

I13

Education

rnPolicies State Teacher Scholarship

Program

Ga.

Vocational Rehabilitation Services

2

For The Blind In Georgia

Ga.

Educational Opportunities For The Blind

12

Ga.

Vocational Rehabilitation For

2

Handicapped Persons

Ga.

A Look At Vocational Agriculture In

11

Georgia's High Schools

Ga.

Ga.

Industrial Arts Education In Ga. Schools

Facts Concerning The Governor's Honors

Program

11

2

Ga.

Industrial Arts Bibliography

11

Ga.

Elementary and Secondary Education Act

of 1965

Ga.

Vocational Agriculture Revised Curriculum

11

Guide

Georgia High Schools

Ga.

A Handbook For Administrators, Teachers

5

Counselors And Parents Who Are Interested

In Planning and Organizing An Elementary

Guidance Program

Ga.

Secondary School Report, 1965-66 On:

Ninth Graders, Seniors, Graduates,

School Dropouts

5


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Georgia Library List For Elementary and

High Schools 1966-67 Supplement

1966-67 Directions For Ordering School

Library Materials

Pilot Project in Elementary School

I5

Guidance 1965-66

Tests Approved For Reimbursement

I5

Report: National Conference For

State Department Of Education Personnel

On Educational Television

Annual Reports on the Department of

Education to the General Assembly of

the State of Georgia

Georgia Educational Directory 1966 1967

Programs Approved For

In Georgia Colleges

The Georgia Teacher Education Council

Georgia State Teacher Scholarship Program

The Governor's Honors Program

2

The Governor's Honor's Program....some

2

research

The Governor's Honor's Program....a repor

2

Teacher

Education

Georgia's Industrial 'Co-op' Program

11

Flyers

Ga.

The Visiting Teacher...In Georgia

2


ITLE

001463

Ga.

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Area Vocational-Technical

Schools

Of Georgia Catalog

001464

Ga.

Educational Progress In Georgia

1955-65

001465

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Ga.

Ga.

Ga.

Ga.

1966-1967 Directions For Ordering

School

Library Materials

The Duties And Responsibilies

Of The

Visiting Teacher In Georgia

Approval For Visiting Teacher

Service

Georgia Visiting Teachers

On Activities


Retarded Pupil-Clients

Calif.

School Site Analysis andDevelopment

Calif.

California State Testing

Program

Summary Data

Fall, 1963

Calif.

Strengthening Counseling Services

For Disadvantaged Youth

Annual Report

For Mentally

Calif.

Emerging Patterns of

Instructional

Television for California

Public Schools

Calif.

Calif.

Calif.

LEARINGHOUSE

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Title V-A In Action

Narrative Reports of

5

Projects Conducted in

California Schools,

1965-66, Under Title V-A of

the National

Defense Education Act.

Counseling Instructional

Programs

for Intellectually

Gifted Students

Vocational Education In

California 1964-6

5 11

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Calif.

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Ratio of California Public School

Nonteaching Employees to Classroom

Teachers as of April 1, 1966

New Media and Changing Educational

Patterns

Administration Of The Newly Unified Scholl

District In California

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Industrial Arts Safety Instruction

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Calif.

Suggested Minimum Standard School

Supply List

Calif.

Teaching In California Schools

Calif.

Laws and Regulations Relating to

Education and Health Services For

Exceptional Children in California

Kansas

Quest For Quality

1963

Kansas

Administration of Unified School

Districts In Kansas

Kansas

Good Books for Elementary School

Libraries

Kansas

Freedom Has a Happy Ring

Kansas

Pupil Transportation Handbook For

School Administrators 1966-1967

Kansas

State Of Kansas Department Of Public

Instruction Rules and Regulations For

Commert*al Drivers' training Schools

001490

Kansas

Report on the Review of the Kansas

State Department of Public Instruction

2

ACQUISITION NUMBER

001491

001492

001493

001494

001495

001496

STATE

ITLE

-97-

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Kansas

Kansas

Kansas

Kansas

Kansas

Books For Kansas

Schools

Pulling Together

A Handbook For

Personn

of the State Departmentof Education

Modernizing The Mathematics

Curriculum

in the Elementary

School

1966

Growing into Teaching

A guide For

Beginning Teachers

Kansas

The Venture A Handbook

and Reference fo

the Beginning SecondarySchool Principal

North Central Association

of Colleges

and Secondary Schools

Manual for

Evaluations of KansasSenior

High Schools

Kansas

Bulletin 201 Rules,

Regulations,

Standards and Procedures

for Accrediting

Secondary Schools

1966 Revised

Kansas

Outline and Guide

For Boards of Educatio

of Newly Unified

School Districts

Kansas

Evaluation Guide For

Senior High Schools

Kansas

Evaluation Guide for

the Junior High

Schools of Kansas

Kansas

State Department of

Public Instruction

Organization Charts and

Forms

Kansas

Kansas State Plan

For Community Junior

Colleges

Kansas

Community Junior

Colleges Summary Report-

A Condensation

of the Report

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Criteria For Accrediting Junior Colleges

InKansas

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Bulletin 301 Rules, Regulations,

Standards and Procedure for Accrediting

Elementary Schools 1966 Revised

ansas

Standards For Public Sch6o1 Programs

Severely Handicapped (Trainable) Children

ansas

001508

ansas

001509

ansas

001510

ansas

001511

ansas

001512

ansas

001513

:nsas

001514

ansas

001515

ansas

Special Education Guide For Public

School Programs For the Neurologically

Impaired (Tentative)

Special Education Guide For Emotionally

Disturbed And _Socially Malad Justed

(Tentative)

Speech Correction In Kansas Schools

Children With Hearing Impairments In

Kansas Schools

Planning For Educable Mentally Retarded

In Kansas Schools

Planning For Visually Impaired Children

In Kansas Schools

Planning For Homebound And Hospitalized

Children In Kansas

Educating The Child With Special Needs

Revised State Plan For Guidance And

Counseling, and Testing Under Sections

501-505, inclusive, Title V of P.L. 85-86

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5

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001516

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Kansas

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Kansas

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Kansas

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Kansas

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Kansas

001523

.nsas

001524

Kansas

001525

Kansas

001526

Kansas

001527

ansas

001528

ansas

Special Education

Guide For Public School

Programs For The

Intellectually Gifted

(Tentative)

Math Films

Jr. H.S. Sr. H.S.

College

1964 Teacher

Education&Inservice.

Physical Education Activities

Techniques of Tape

Preparation and

Duplication

1962

Guideline For The

Development of

Elementary Science

Curriculum K-6

Approaches To Alcohol

Education 1961.

Personnel For A Complete

Instructional

Program

1964

Physical Education

Activities Stunts 1964

Physical Education

Activities For girls

floor exercise and

Apparatus 1964

Physical Education Activities

for Boys

Apparatus 1964

Remedial Reading

Handbook 1966

Yes You Can Take Art

and Music In High

And Still Go To

College

Planning An Art Room

2 10

9 6 6 4 5

ACQUISITION NUMBER

STATE ITITLE

r.LEARINGHOUSE

001529

001530

001531

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001534

001535

Kansas

-Certificate Handbook January 1, 1967

SED

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Kansas

Guideline For Teaching The Under-Educate

13

Adult

Kansas

Outline and Guide For Boards of

Education

Newly Unified School Districts

Kansas

Kansas State Plan For Adult Basic

Education

13

of The Economic Opportunity Act of

1964

(Title II - Part B) (Temporary)

Kansas

Adult Education ForMs

Kansas

Application For A Permit For Certain

Private Schools Being Operated For

Profit

To Canvass Or Solicit Or Sell Tuition

In Advance In The State Of Kansas

Kansas

Title III Elementary And Secondary

Education Act-- Guidelines

(Public

Law 89-10)

001536

Kansas

Final Report Adult Basic Education

Junction

13

City Project

001537

Kansas

School Laws Of Kansas 1965

( A Supplement

To The 1963 Edition)

001538

Kansas

Planning For Developmental Reading In

4

Kansas Secondary Schools

1961

001539

Kansas

Physical Education Activities for

Grades

K-6

001540

Kansas

Teaching An Understanding of Communism

A Guide For Secondary School

Teachers 196

001541

kansas

Economic Education For The Elementary

Sch ol

A Bibliography

1965

-101-

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Kansas

001543

Kansas

001544

Kansas

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Kansas

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Kansas

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Kansas

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Kansas

001549

ansas

001550

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001551

ansas

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ansas

001554

ansas

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A Guide To Educational Television 1966

Instructional Guide NDEA Title III

Science, Mathematics, Modern Foreign

Language 1964

Bibliography For Elementary School

5

Guidance

Kansas Educational Directory 1966-67

Bulletin 340

Financial Directory Of Kansas Public

Schools

1965-66

Simplified Processing Manual For

Elementary Book Collections

1965

Artificial Lighting For Modern Schools

A Manual For Evaluating School Facilities

1962

School Sites Selection and Development

1966

See The Demonstration Libraries In Action

Forms-ESEA-Title II Kansas State Department

of Public Instruction

Selection Aids For Elementary, Junior

High And Senior High School Libraries

Rif' Selection Aid For Junior High

Libraries

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NUMBER

001555

Ore.

Oregon Forms

#

001556

Minimum Standards For Public Schools

#re.

1966

I

001557

are.

Oregon Education Development New

#

Dimensions For Education(News

Bulletin)

001558

ere.

The Oregon Program 1964-65 Annual Report

#

001559

ore.

The Oregon Program

Selected Bibliograph

#

Relating To New Patterns Of Staff

Utilization

001560

ore.*

The Oregon Program A Computer-Developed

#

Modular Flexible Schedule

001561

ire.

The Oregon Program

The Structure of

#Knowledge and The Nature of Inquiry

001562

Ire.

The Oregon Program Programed Learning

#

Conference Report

001563

Ire.

Reporting Research News Bulletin

#

001564

ire.

1965-66 Summary of Dropouts in Grades

5

9-12

001565

Ire.

A Report On Oregon Schools

#

001566

Ore.

Administering the County TestingProgram

001567

Ore.

The Organization and Functions

of

#

Oregon Junior High Schools

001568

Ore.

A Resource Unit on Alaska our

49th State

#

001569

Ore.

Health Education In Oregon Secondary

#

Gr. 9--12

001570

Ore.

Health Education in OregonElementary

#

Schools

K-8

-103-

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001571

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001573

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001580

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STATE

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

TITLE

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Our Living American Heritage

A Resource Unit For Teachers

DISPOSITION SED

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NUMBER

Understanding The Nature Of Communism

A Resource Unit For Teachers

Art Education In Oregon Elementary School

Principles and Policies Foreign Languages

In Oregon Elementary Schools

Evaluating Educational Change

Being A Curriculum Consultant

Principles and Policies For Elementary

School Classroom Organization In Oregon

Let's Teach the FACTS about CANCER

Physical Education In Oregon Secondary

Schools

State Department Of Education Policies

and Procedures For Educational Assistance

Mathematics In Oregon Secondary Schools

Conservation Education In Oregon Schools

Business Education In Oregon Secondary

Schools

Forest Resources Of Oregon Their

Management and Use

Principles and Policies

For Athletics In Grades Six,Seven,and

Eight In Oregon Schools

Purchase and Care Of Physical Education

Equipment and Supplies

ACQUISITION NUMBER

STATE

-1.04-

TITLE

LEARINGROUSE

DISPOSITION

ERIC DOCUMENT

NUMBER

CENTRAL ERIC

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CLEARINGEOUS

COT.TECTION

001587

Ore.

Group Guidance In Oregon

Secondary School

001588

Ore.

Driver Education in Oregon Secondary

Schools

001589

Ore.

1966-67 Oregon School Directory

001590

Ore.

Oregon Education Law

001591

Ore.

Music Education InOregon Public Schools

001592

Ore.

Motor Fitness Tests

For Oregon Schools

001593

Ore.

State Adopted

Textbooks For Oregon School

1965-71

001594

Ore.

State Adopted

Textbooks For Oregon

School

1963-69

001595

Ore.

State Adopted

Textbooks For Oregon School

1961-67

001596

Ore.

Guide To Junior High

School Education

In Oregon

001597

Ore.

Teaching Oregon's

Children--Handbook

For Elementary Teachers

001598

Ore.

Guide To SecondaryEducation In Oregon

001599

Ore.

Emergency Care For Sickness

and Accidents

Occurring At School

001600

Ore.

Procedures For The AdoptionOf Textbooks

In Oregon

1966

001601

Ore.

Fire Safety In Oregon Schools

001602

Ore.

A Standardized

Achievement Test Study

-1.0

5


ITLE

SED

CLEARINGHOUS

ERIC DOCUMENT

LEARINGHOUSE


NUMBER

001603

001604

001605

001606

001607

001608

001609

001610

001611

001612

001613

001614

001615

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Ore.

Adapted Physical Education

For Oregon

Schools

Equipment and Supplies ForOregon

Elementary Schools

Guide To Elementary Education

In Oregon

Bibliography For Guide To Elementary

Education In Oregon

Science Education For

Oregon Schools

Oregon Education

1967 Biennial Report

Final Report of the Education

Improvement

Advisory Commission

Homemaking - Homemaking Education

In

Oregon Secondary Schools

Social Studies In Oregon

Secondary School

You And The Law

Health Materials and Resources

for

Oregon Teachers

Alcohol Education In OregonPublic School

English In Oregon Secondary

Schools

-106-

=ACQUISITION NUMBER STATE

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001628

Teaching Samoans to Teach Themselves

Government of American Samoa Department o

ducation

September 1966

Calif. A Field Test of Three Approaches to the

to the Teaching of Spanish in Elementary

Schools

Md.

ryland Standards for Nonpublic Special

chools Offering Programs For Handicapped

hi ldren

Md.

ducating the Highly Able

Md.

olicies and Programs Public Secondary

ducation In Maryland

Md.

ryland School Bulletin - General

tandards For Nonpublic Schools Offering

nstruction In Specialized Areas

Md.

equirements For Maryland Nonpublic School

Md.

ryland Standards For Nonpublic Schools

eneral Standards For Academic Schools

Md.

uide For The Selection and Training

f School Bus Drivers In Maryland

une 1961

Md.

ublic Adult Education in Maryland

Md.

tate-Aided Public Libraries

tate of Maryland October 1966

Md.

aws of Maryland Relating To

Public

ibraries

Md.

The Maryland Certificate

of High School

Equivalence

a

9 2 2 13


TITLE

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Md.

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Md.

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Md.

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Md.

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Md.

001635

Md.

001636

Md.

001637

Md.

001638

Md.

001639

Md.

001640

Md.

001641

Md.

001642

Md.

Maryland's Public Library Systems

1960-65 - Where the Action Is

Maryland Standards for Nonpublic Schools

Maryland State Dept. of Education Manual

Outlining Its Legal Foundations -

9/61

Guidelines for Vocational Agriculture

Citizens' Conference on Libraries - Recap

Maryland Standards for Nonpublic Schools-

Elementary Schools - March 1964

Principles and Standards - Public Second-

ary Education inMaryland - May 1964

Maryland Standards for Community and

Junior Colleges - June 1961

Maryland Standards for Nonpublic Business

Schools - June 1961


Offering Instruction in Art - June 1961


Offering Instruction in Barbering - June

1961

School Libraries in Maryland - 1962-63

Survey - May 1964

The Public School Laws of Maryland -

5/65

A Topical Guide to Materials

for Referenc

and Research in Libraries in the Baltimor

Metropolitan Area - April 1964

11 11


ITLE

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Md.

001644

Md.

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Md.

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Md.

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Md.

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Md.

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MA.

001650

Md.

001651

Md.

001652

Md.

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Design for Planning the Program of the

Elementary School

Abstracts of Educational Research -

Teaching Effectiveness - January 1965


Tutoring Schools

Printed Curriculum Materials - 1965

The Public School Laws of Maryland -

1965 Supplement

Standard Rules and Regulations Governing

Public School Transportation - 1966

Information for Prospective Guidance

Counselors

98th Annual Report Showing Condition

of the Public Schools of Maryland

Public and School Library Development

in Maryland - February 1963


Secondary Schools

001653

Md._

Observance of Special Days during the

School Year

001654

Md.

001655

Md.

001656

Md.

Using Research Findings to Change

Elementary School Counseling Practices

Second Annual Industry In-Plant Workshop

Interim Requirements for Certificates

for Administrators, Supervisors and

Teachers

10 5 5 5

-109-

ACQUISITION NUMBER

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001658

001659

001660

001661

001662

001663

001664

001665

001666

001667

001668

001669

001670

001671

001672

001673

STATE

Md.

Md.

Md.

Md.

Md.

Md.

Md.

Md.

Del.

Del.

Del.

Del.

Del.

Del.

Del.

Del.

Del.

ITLE

Handbook of Maryland

Colleges - July 1965

Career PlanningWorkshop

Audiovisual Catalog -

1966

Pupil Personnel Services

A State Plan forMaking Available School

Library Resources

Instructions for

Nonpublic Schools

Requesting MaterieTs:ESEA,

Title II

A Library Program

for Columbia

School Library Resources,

Textbooks and

Other InstructionalMaterials for the Use

of Children and Teachers

in Elfimentary

and Secondary Schools

English Curriculum Guide -

Grades 7 to 12

Smoking and Health - ATeachers' Guide

Primary Children andMusic

Team Teaching

LEARINGHOUSE

5 5 5

6

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NUMBER

A Flexible Framework

for Improvement of

lb

Social Studies Education

Child Development and

Guidance - Reports

2

Bulletins 1 through 36

A Plan for

Equalization of Educational

Opportunity in Delaware -April 1963

Guidelines in Language

Laboratory

9

Criteria for SelectingPrograms of Forei

9

Study and Travel Abroad

ACQUISITION NUMBER

001674

001675

001676

001677

001678

001679

001680

001681

001682

001683

001684

001685

001686

001687

001688

001689

001690

001691

001692

-1.10-

STATE

TITLE

CLEARINGHOUSE

Del.

Non-Public Schools

Del.

Reading Staff Memos

4

Del.

Permit Program for Teacher

Aides in the School

Del.

New Certification for Interns

Del.

Education of Handicapped

Children - FormA

2

Del.

Annual Report-Statistical

Section-1965-6

Del.

Testing in Delaware Schools -

A. Manual

5

for Counselors andAdministrators

Del.

Guidance Handbook

5

Del.

Exceptional Children

5

Del.

Living Fully Through Health

Education

Del.

Guidance and Elementary SchoolClimate

5

Del.

Living Fully Through Physical

Education

Del.

NDEA - Title III Guidelines

Del.

The Challenge of

our Times

Del.

English Language Arts Curric.

Supplement

Del.

Guidelines for Mathematics in

the

Elementary School

Del.

Del.

Del.

1st Annual Office Handbook

Delaware

Secondary School Athletic

Association

Directory 1966-7 - Educational

Personnel

A Teacherts Guide for Driver Education

DISPOSITION SED

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ERIC DOCUMENT

NUMBER

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001693

001694

001695

001696

001697

001698

001699

001700

001701

001702

001703

001704

001705

001706

001707

001708

001709

001710

,b.

STATE

-111-

'TIE

LEARINGHOUSE

DISPOSITION

CENTRAL ERIC

S

CLEAR

q0IIE

Del.

Teach in Delaware

Del.

Teaching To Live

#

Del.

Manual for Eye Protection in Educational

Institutions

Del.

School Laws 1965

Del.

What is a Kindergarten

#

Del.

School Public Relations - Cheap 'n' Easy

#

Del.

Teacher Supply and Demand Study 1965-66

10

Del.

Assessments and Tax Rates 1966-67

Del.

Educational Personnel Study 1965-66

Del.

Number of Educational Personnel 1966-67

Del.

Supplement to Delaware School Law - 11/66

Del.

Annual Report 1964-65

Del.

Good Health to You - A revised guide for

6

Alcohol, Stimulant and Narcotic Education

Texas

Elementary School Guidance Pilot Projects

5

1965-66

- Title V-A of NDEA

Texas

Directory of Counselor Educators in Texas

5

Colleges and Universities - December 1966

Texas

Directory of Public School Counselors in

5

Texas - December 1966

Texas

Summary of School Guidance Program -Forms

5

Texas

Manual for the Texas Education Agency

5

Sponsored Testing Program-1966

I) NGHOUSEIERIC DOCUMENT

TION

NUMBER

-/12-

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NUMBER

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001712

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STATE

Tex.

Tex.

Tex.

TITLE

CLEARINCEOUSE

001714

001715

Tex.

001716

N. H.

001717

N. H.

001718

N. H.

001719

N. H.

001720

N. H.

001721

N. H.

001722

N. H.

001723

N. H.

Manual for Texas Program for

Guidance

and Counseling - 1966

Application for Grant toStrengthen

State Departments of

Education

State Plan for theEstablishment of

Education Service Centers

Including

Regional Education Media

Centers

5

Annual Evaluation Report -

Special

Programs forEducationally

Deprived

Children Under Title I of

the ESEA

Texas Project for the

Education of Migra

Children - Evaluation Report

1965-66

Forms and Data Collection

Instruments

Compendium on the Administrative

Organ-

ization of Public Education

in N.H. and

other reports

Teacher and Staff Certification

Forms

and Procedures

Math I and II

Revised Statutes Annotated

Relating to

Cooperative School Districts

and Author-

ized Regional Enrollment Area

Schools

Report on N.H. School District

Reorgani-

zation

80th Report - N.H.Public

Education

1960-61

N.H.Revised Statutes Annotated

Relating

to Public Schools -

1955 Codification

4

ACQUISITION NUMBER

001724

001725

001726

001727

001728

001729

001730

001731

001732

001733

001734

001735

001736

001737

001738

STATE

CLEARINGHOUSE

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CLEARINGH

COLLECTIO

TITLE

N.H.

Report of the Interim Commission on

#Education

N.H.

Administration Manual for Professional

#Staff Booklets

N.H.

Title I State Department Evaluation

8

1965-66

N.H.

Mathematics Bulletin Part I, Primary

#1962

N.H.

Guidelines and Recommendations for N.H.

Public Elementary Schools K-6 - 1966

#

N.H.

New Hampshire Newsletters

_#

R.I.

Alcohol Education and its Implications

for the Youthful Driver

6

R.I.

Master Television Antenna System

#

R.I.

The School Health Manual - 1962

6

R.I.

Education Beyond High School in R.Island

5

R.I.

Standards for School Libraries in the

#State of Rhode Island

R.I.

Alcohol Education - Suggestions for

6

Teachers

R.I.

Standards for Approval and Accreditation

of Secondary Schools in Rhode Island

#

R.I.

Regulations Pertaiuing to School Health

#

R.I.

Proposal for A Prelininary Planning

#Grant Prepared as an Application for a

Grant to Strengthen State Departments

of Education under the ESEA of 1965

Title V-Section 503- P.L.89-10

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TITLE

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001739

001740

001741

001742

001743

001744

001745

001746

001747

001748

001749

001750

001751

001752

001753

001754

001755

001756

Conn.

Conn.

R.I.

Ind.

Ind.

Ind.

Ind.

Ind.

Ind.

Safety Education

Business Education CurriculumImplications

of the Effects of Technology on

the Types

of Office Machines Used by

Selected Conn.

Businesses

Intramural Survey

Guide for Organization of Home Economics

rograms.

Guidance in the Elementary School

urvey Report of Indiana

School Dropouts

or the Year 1964-65

eport of the 1965-66

Elementary Pilot

Guidance Program

Ind.

Hawaii

Hawaii

Hawaii

Hawaii

Hawaii

Hawaii

Hawaii

Hawaii

teps to an Effective Guidance

Program

irectory - Special Classes for

Crippled

hildren and Children with Special Health

roblems 1965-66

orticulture Curriculum

t Teaching Guide - K-12

elief and Outline Maps of Hawaii

966-67 Directory

irectory of Hawaii's Scientific Resources

awaii's Educational Resources

oral Speaking

eacher's Guide in Social Studies

Secondary Program of Studies

11 11 5 5 5 5 2 11

6

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NUMBER

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STATE 1TITLE

-115-

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f

CLFARINGHOUSE,

COLLECTION

001757

Hawaii

Music for Everyone

7.

001758

Hawaii

General Business - Resource Units 1962

11

001759

Hawaii

Landscaping the Home in Hawaii

11

001760

Hawaii

Bonsai Agricultural Education Bulletin

11

#15

001761

Hawaii

An Overview of the Indo-Pakistani

Subcontinent - 1966

001762

Hawaii

Handbook for Remedial Reading Teachers

4

001763

Hawaii

School Health Programs

6

001764

Hawaii

Youth Fitness-Hawaii - Grade 7 through

1

001765

Hawaii

Hawaii School Libraries

001766

Hawaii

Secondary Language Arts Guide

4

001767

Hawaii

School Social Work

5

001768

Hawaii

Asia, Africa and Latin America - A

77

Resource Book - /966

001769

Hawaii

Elementary School Guidance in Hawaii

5

001770

Hawaii

Secondary 'School Guidance in Hawaii

5

001771

Hawaii

Field Trip to the Bishop Museum

001772

Hawaii

New Arithmetic

.11.

001773

Hawaii

The Elementary SChools of Hawaii

5

001774

Hawaii

Schools in Hawaii - Information for

5

Armed Services Personnel - 1964

001775

Hawaiit

Bridging the Gap

.13

001776

Hawaii

Off to School - Kindergarten and 1st gra

e5

ACQUISITION NUMBER

STATE

ITLE

001777

001778

001779

001780

001781

001782

001783

001784

001785

001786

001787

001788

001789

001790

001791

001792

-11.6-

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Haw.

The Secondary Schools

Haw.

Innovations in Organizing Elementary

Schools - April 1964

Haw.

Plant Propagation - Agricltural

Educational Bulletin #4

Haw.

A Suggested Resource Unit in

the area

of Clothing, Grooming, Selection,

Construction and Care - August 1958

Haw.

The Ten -ness of Arithmetic

Haw.

Speech Guide - Secondary

Goma.

The Connecticut Personnel and Guidance

Association- its contributions to

Guidance 1927-1962

Conn.

Equality and Quality in the Public

Schools

Ill.

Art Education and the Adolescent

Development Reading

Guidelines for School Health Programs

The Junior High §chool Program in Ill.

Recommended Emergency Care Procedures

for Schools in Illinois

Health Education in Secondary Schools

Children Learn and Grow through Art

Experiences

Communication in the High School Curri-

cu lum

5 8 4 65

ACQUISITION NUMBER

STATE

ITLE

-117-

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CENTRAL ERIC

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NUMBER

001793

001794

001795

001796

001797

001798

001799

001800

001801

001802

001803

001804

001805

001806

001807

Guidelines for Industrial Arts Instruc-

ti on

Ill.

Business Education in the Secondary

School

Ill.

Teaching the Social Studies

Strengthening Science Teaching in

Elementary Schools

School Begins with Kindergarten

Ill.

Communication in the High School

Curriculum

Ill.

Foreign Language in Elementary Schools

Ill.

Music in :he Secondary School

Ill.

Smoking and Health- Teacher Resource

Kit

Ill.

Special Education Guidelines for County

Advisory Committees

Ill.

Ill. Journal of Education- Educational

Television

issue

Ill.

Ill. Journal of Ed.- Linguistics issue

Ill.

Ill. Journal of Ed.-Continuing Ed. issue

Ill.

Ill. Resource Management-Fish

Conservation

Ill.

Ill. Resource Management- Teaching

Mineral Conservation

6 9 6 2 3 13

6 6

1

ACQUISITION NUMBER

STATE

TITLE

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DISPOSITION

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NUMBER

CENTRAL ERIC

SED

CLFARINGIIOUSE

COLUICTION

001808

Ill. Resource. Management-Teaching

Game Conservation

6

001809

Ill. Journal of Education-School

Libraries issue

001810

Ill. Journal of Ed.- Health Ed. issue

6

001811

Educational Data Processing in Ill.

Public Schools;

001812

Fall Pupil Enrollment and Teacher

Statistics-Independent, Parochial and

Private Schools-1965-66

001813

Independent, Parochial, and Private

Schools (Ill.) L965-66

001814

Handbook for History-Civics Workshops

a#

001815

Guide for Teachers on Home Instruction

for Physically Handicapped Children

2

001816

Special Education Teacher Approval

Procedures (Rev. June, 1966)

2

001817

The Ill. Plan for Special Education of

Exceptional Children- Speech Correction

2In High Schools

001818

The Ill. Plan etc,- Children with Sochal

and Emotional Problems (School Social

Work)

2

001819

Guide for Administrators wishing to

establish Home Instruction for Physically

Handicapped Children

2

001820

Guide for Parents requesting Home In-

struction for Physically Handicapped

Children

2

ACQUISITION NUMBER

STATE

TITLE

CLEARINGHOUSE

DISPOSITION SED

CLEARINGHOUSE

CENTRAL ERIC

COLLECTION

ERIC DOCUMENT

NUMBER

001821

001822

001823

001824

001825

001826

001827

001828

001829

001830

Ill.

Guide for Administrators establishing

Classrooms for Physically Handicapped

Children

Ill.

Adult Education(Reading Programs and

Evaluation of Materials for Basic and

Continuing Adult Education)

Ill.

Adult Ed.- Teaching Adults

Ill.

The Ill. Program for Evaluation, Super-

vision, and Recognition of Schools

Ill.

The Ill. Program for Evaluation, Super-

vision,and Recognition of Independent,

Parochial,and Private Schools

Sets, Sentences, and Systems (Math

Handbook)

Ill.

Bibliographies-High School Mathematics

Ill.

Physical Education in Elementary

Ill.

Instructional Materials

Ill.

Bibliographies-Elementary School Math.

Information, Standards, and Specifica-

tions for Equipment, Materials, and

Minor Remodeling for Modern Foreign

Languages (Revised)

Counseling and Guidance Studies

A Guide to Pupil Personnel Services for

Schools In the State of Illinois

Catalog of Guidance Films

2 13

13

9 5 5 5

f.

ACQUISITION NUMBER

001835

001836

001837

001838

001839

001840

001841

001842

001843

001844

001845

001846

001847

001848

STATE

TITLE

-120-

Illo

Guidelines for Elementary School Guidan

Reading Manual

Opportunities and Benefits of the

Community Unit School District in Ill.

Ill. School Bus Transportation

Annual Statistical Report of the

Superintendent of Public Instruction

July 1,I963-June 30, 1964

Illinois Financial Accounting Manual fo

Local School Systems

Building Specifications for Health

and Safety in Public Schools

Efficient ;and

Adequate Standards for

the Construction of Schools

Standards and Specifications for

Equipment and Materials for English

and Reading (K throughl4)

Ill.

Suggestions and Guidelines for preparing

Title III Project Applications in

English and Reading

Ill.

School Lunch News

Ill.

Number and Operation

Ill.

Equipment and Materials for Mathematics

Title III, NDEA

Ill. Guidelines for Title II of the

Elementary and Secondary Education

Act of 1965

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NUMBER

ACQUISITION NUMBER

STATE

ITLE

001849

001850

001851

001852

001853

001854

-121-

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NUMBER

Ill.

Public School Adult Education in

Northern Ill.

Bibliography-Curriculum Materials for

Adult Basic Education

Ill.

Illinois Journal of Ed.-Federal

Programs issue

Ill.

Ill. Journal of Ed.- Music Education

Directory of Illinois Schools 65-66

P.R.

The Puerto Rican Child in his

Cultural Context

13 13 8

.i ^''iv Mum

:ILMED FROM BEST - ERIC · The second question was answered by the various members of the ten departments represented on the advisory committee (see Appendix A) who contributed lists

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