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1. The Alliance Practice Collection

Distance Delivery of a Course on Family-Centered Services:
An Effective Model For Web-Based  Instruction and Interactive Television   (#1001)

Recruiting and Retaining Diverse Groups of Students
in Special Education Preservice Programs    (#1002)

Applying Positive Behavioral Support in Schools     (#1003)

We Will Get What We Expect!  An Instrument for
Screening New Practices for Adoption   (#1004)

A Teacher Education Collaboration That Works    (#1006)

A Compendium of Reading Practices for Grades K-3,
Listed by Grade Leve l     (#1007)

Outcomes for Students with Problem Behaviors in School:
Issues, Predictors, and Practices   (#1009)

Addressing Student Problem Behavior (#1010)


2. Education Reform, the IDEA Amendments of 1997, Legislation and Department of Education infomation

Service Obligation of Students Receiving Financial Assistance Through OSEP-Funded
Personnel Preparation Projects:  Key Points From Final Regulations   (#2001)

Implications of Public Law 105-17 for Special Education
Preservice Preparation    (#2003)

Developing Alternate Assessments for Students with Disabilities      (#2004)

Standards-Based Reform and Students with Disabilities     (#2006)

Overview of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
Amendments of 1997   (#2007)

Public Law 105-17: The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
Amendments of 1997  (Questions and Answers)      (#2008)

Mission and Principles of Professional Development   (#2009)

State Program Improvement Grants to Improve Education
For Children with Disabilities: Questions and Answers   (#2010)

State Improvement Through Systems Change   (#2012)

No Child Left Behind Act of 2001: Reauthorization of the Elementary and
Secondary Education Act (ESEA) -- Overview     (#2013)

Participation and Performance of Students with Disabilities
In State Assessment Systems      (#2014)

The Office of Special Education Programs' National Assessment Program  (#2015)


3.  Personnel Supply and Demand:  Issues and Data

Teacher Recruitment, Preparation, and Retention in Mississippi:
Issues and Solutions   (#3001)

The Importance of Minority Institutions of Higher Education In the
Preparation of Special Education Personnel   (#3002)

Issues Arising from Insufficient Diversity Among Education Personnel   (#3003)

Special Education Teachers:  National Trends in Demand and Shortage   (#3004)

Special Educator Supply and Demand in Rural Areas:  Facing the Issues  (#3005)

Special Education Teacher Recruitment and Hiring   (#3006)


4.  Demographics and Special Populations

Over-Identification of Students of Color in Special Education:
A Critical Overview    (#4003)

Characteristics of American Indian and Alaska Native Education     (#4004)

Practical and Theoretical Considerations for Assessment
Of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students  (#4005)

A New Approach to Pre-Referral Intervention: The PEP Model    (#4006)

Disproportionate Representation: Can This Civil Rights
Concern Be Addressed by Educators?  (#4007)

Meeting the Needs of Students with Disabilities In the Inner Cities    (#4008)

Gender as a Factor in Special Education Eligibility, Services, and Results     (#4009)

The Racial/Ethnic Composition of Students with Disabilities    (#4010)

Poverty Among Children: The Impact on Special Education    (#4011)

Limited English Proficient Students with Disabilities   (#4012)

Minority Students in Gifted and Special Education: An overview of the Report of the
National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences.    (#4013)

Four Modules:

Changing Demographics:  Module 1 (#4014)

Culture and Pluralism:  Module 2      (#4015)

Ethnicity and Race:  Module 3             (#4016)

Socioeconomics:  Module 4                  (#4017)

Immigrant Students in the U.S. Public Schools:
Preliminary Findings of A Pilot Study  (#4018)
 


5.  Development, Recruitment, and Retention of Preservice Trainees

Precollegiate Development Of Young Potential Trainees   (#5002)

FinaLiterature on Issues and Strategies (#5001)
ncial Issues and Resources: College Students from Under-Represented Groups   (#5003)

Recruiting Trainees Into Higher Education and Preservice Programs   (#5004)

Retaining Students in College Programs  (#5005)

Annual and Semi-Annual Reports and Proceedings:
Concerning Personnel from Under-Represented Racial/Ethnic Groups
for Careers in Education, Special Education, and Related Services   (#5006)

Developing, Recruiting, and Retaining Preservice Trainees: Lists of Strategies
From Research and Practice  (#5007)


6.  Preservice Content, Delivery, and Related Considerations

Providing Access to the General Education Curriculum for Students with Disabilities  (#6001)

Students with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder   (#6003)

Advances in Technology for Special Education    (#6004)

Advances in Teaching and Instructional Design   (#6005)

Meeting the Needs of Students with Co-Occurring Disabilities   (#6006)

Students with Orthopedic Impairments  (#6009)

Prenatal Exposure to Alcohol and Nicotine:
Implications for Special Education   (#6010)

Office of Special Education Programs Technology and Media Services Program:
A Focus on Implementation and Utilization   (#6011)

Building Partnerships: Preparing Special Education Teachers for the 21st Century    (#6012)

Special Education in Correctional Facilities   (#6013)

School Discipline and Students with Disabilities   (#6014)

Paraprofessionals in the Education Workforce   (#6018)

Reform and Restructuring in Special Education Teacher Preparation:
Multicultural Considerations and Pedagogical Strategies    (#6020)

Developing a Highly Trained Teacher Workforce   (#6022)

Educational Environments for Students with Disabilities   (#6023)

Challenges to Providing Secondary Education and
Transition Services for Youth with Disabilities    (#6024)

High School Graduation Among Students with Disabilities  (#6025)

The Special Education Consultant Professor: Interdisciplinary Collaboration
in the Re-Registration of Teacher Education Programs    (#6026)


Several other products are available through the Alliance Project office.  For a complete list, call: 615 343-5610.
 

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