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Secondary Special Education and Transitional Services. Annotated Bibliography DOCUMENT RESUME ED 375 590 EC 303 430 AUTHOR Leach, Lynda Nash; Harmon, Adrienne Seccia TITLE Secondary Special Education and Transitional Services. Annotated Bibliography. Volume 9. INSTITUTION Illinois Univ., Champaign. Transition Research Inst. SPONS AGENCY Special Education Programs (ED/OSERS), Washington, DC. PUB DATE 94 CONTRACT H158T-00001 NOTE 210p.; For volume 7, see ED 353 718. PUB TYPE Reference Materials Bibliographies (131) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC09 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Annotated Bibliographies; *Demonstration Programs; *Disabilities; *Education Work Relationship; Federal Programs; Postsecondary Education; Secondary Education; Special Education: *Transitional Programs IDENTIFIERS *Office of Special Educ Rehabilitative Services ABSTRACT This ninth annual compilation documenting the literature in the field of transition and secondary special education contains 363 items, including journal articles, conference proceedings, project reports and products, videocassette recordings, presentations, pamphlets, dissertations, bibliographies, ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) documents, research reports, and demonstration projects funded by the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Set ices (OSERS). Each document has been assigned an entry number which is linked to author, title, and descriptor indexes. Information provided for each entry includes author, date, title/journal/publisher, competition number (if an OSERS project), descriptors, and an annotation. Additional separate listings include a cumulative listing of Transition Institute documents in ERIC and a listing of OSERS project products. (DB) ***********************************************A** 1/4******************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. *********************************************************************** a .01011. graph, Secondary Edit 0donand Transitional $ervices, Lynda N. Leach Adrienne S. Harmon TRANSiTiON RESEARCH AT BEST COPY AVAILABLE 'fransition Research Institute Faculty at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champzign Janis Chadsey-Rusch, Ph.D. Paula D Kohler, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Special Education Visiting Assistant Professor of Special Education Thomas E. Grayson, Ph.D. Lynda G. Leach, M.S. Visiting Assistant Professor of Special Information Specialist Education Frank R. Rusch, Ph.D. Delwyn L. Harnisch, Ph.D. Professor of Special Education Associate Professor of Educational Psychology John S. Trach, Ph.D., CRC Assistant Professor of Special Education Laird W. Heal, Ph.D. and Rehabilitation Professor of Special Education The Transition Research Instltute is funded through the Office of Special Education Programs, Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, U.S. Department of Education (cooperative agreement number H 58T-00001). Project Officer: Michael J. Ward, Ph.D. For more information on the Transition Research Institute at Illinois, please contact: Dr. Frank R. Rusch, Director College of Education University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 113 Children's Research Center 5 I Gerry Drive Champaign, Illinois 61820 (217) 333-2325 3 Annotated Bibliography on Secondary Special Education and Transitional Services Volume 9 Lynda Nash Leach and Adrienne Seccia Harmon Transition Research Institute at Illinois University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (C) 1994 by The Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface .5 Guide to Entries and Indexes 6 Annotated Bibliography on Secondary Special Education and Transitional Services 7 Author Index 149 Descriptor Index 157 Title Index 163 Cumulative Listing of Transition Institute Documents in ERIC 189 OSERS Project ProdUcts Listing 199 PREFACE This volume of the annotated bibliography is the ninth in the series of volumes documenting the literature in the field of transition and secondary special education. Many different types of documents are cited and abstracted, including journal articles, conference proceedings, project reports and products, videocassette recordings, presentations, pamphlets, dissertations, bibliographies, ERIC documents, and research reports. The attempt is to be broad in scope. The uniqueness of this annual compilation comes from the documentation of model demonstration project state-of-the-art products in a database that numbers over 4,000 documents. The method of acquisition includes searching computerized databases, journals, article references, bibliographies, association and agency publications, and, most important, soliciting reports and products from OSERS-funded projects. As in the past, this volume significantly reflects their contributions. In the case of document abstracts, the authors' summary or the abstracters' words are used. When not applicable, a brief - abstract is provided by the compilers of this bibliography. The organization of Volume 9 is the same as that of the previous volumes. Each document has been assigned an entry number that is linked to the author, title, and descriptor indexes. Each document has also been assigned a set of descriptors and an abstract. Each document citation is intended to contain enough bibliographic information to facilitate finding the item through local library services. A "Guide to Entries and Indexes" has been included to help users identify key document elements. The "OSERS Project Products Listing" allows the user to view at a glances by competition number, material received from particular projects. Documents that have been contributed by OSERS projects are identified by their competition number. To connect with projects about their products, contact the Transition Research Institute for the current phone number and address. The "Cumulative Listing of Transition Institute Documents in ERIC" includes Transition Institute documents that have been entered into the ERIC data base and are accessible on microfiche by ED number. We would like to thank all of the OSERS model transition project staff for responding to our information requests, by sharing their products and materials with others concerned with transition and improving the lives of individuals with disabilities. Lynda Nash Leach Adrienne Seccia Harmon 5 GUIDE TO ENTRIES AND INDEXES Entries Entry Number 32. Author Moon, Sherril; Goodall, Patricia; Barcus, Michael; & Brooke, Valerie (Eds.) (1985). Date Title/journal/publisher The supported work model of competitive employment for citizens with severe handicaps: A guide for job trainers. Richmond, VA: Rehabilitation Research and Training Center, School of Education, Virginia Commonwealth University. See Note below for detail .. (Comp. No. 84.158A - OSERS File No. 32) Descriptors supported employment / job placement / vocational evaluation / job coach / follow-up studies / Virginia / transition models Annotation This manual has been developed for persons who are directly involved in the placement and training of citizens with mental retardation into community-based competitive jobs. The process which is described and the corresponding forms which are included are based on the work in this area done over the past six years at Virginia Commonwealth University through Project Employability and now the Rehabilitation Research and Training Center.... NOTE: In the Appendixes, see the Project Products Listing for other material received by OSERS Projects and the OSERS Project File Listing for contacting project. Indexes Author/Descriptor/Title Absenteeism - 245 Accommodation 19, 124, 256, 270, Entry Number 270, 282, 305, 368, 390 Adaptability skills 300 Adjustment to disability 317 6 ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON SECONDARY SPECIAL EDUCATION AND TRANSITIONAL SERVICES 1. PACER Center (1992). Final project report: Family Networking in the Transition Years. 1989-1992. Minneapolis! PACER Center, Inc. (Comp. No. 84.158S OSERS File No. 229) final reports / Minnesota / family involvement / transition planning Family Networking in the Transition Years was a demonstration project for the years 1989-1992 conducted by Minnesota's PACER Center (Parent Advocacy Coalition for Educational Rights) designed to assist youth and young adults with disabilities and their families with the transition from adolescence to adulthood. The goal of the project was to maximize independence in the community for persons with disabilities through improved family planning and networking during the transition years. The intent of the project was to empower participants with strategies to resolve their transition and programmative concerns during the project and subsequent to its conclusion. 2. Sharaf, Phoebe; Hall, Marilyn; & Bratter, Bernice (1993). Final report of the Healthy Living Program. Santa Monica, CA: Emeritus College of Santa Monica College, and Senior Health and Peer Counseling Center. (Comp. No. 84.078C OSERS File No. 251) California / final reports / Healthy Living Program / senior citizens The Healthy Living Program was a three-year postsecondary demonstration project of the U.S. Department of Education granted to Emeritus College of Santa Monica College, a State of California funded program specifically designed for older people, and Senior Health and Peer Counseling, a community agency providing physical health, mental health and social welfare services to the elderly. Although serving all older people aged 55+, the Healthy Living Program was primarily a modified educational setting of classes and mental health support services developed to meet the needs of older people "at risk" of debilitative mental illness or already
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