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The Materials Listed in This Catalog Were Collected by a Committee Of DOCUMENT RESUME ED 022 373 EM 006 650 CURRICULUM MATERIALS: ASCD EXHIBIT OFCURRICULUM MATERIALS. ANNUAL CONFERENCEOF THE ASSOCIATION FOR SUPERVISION AND CURRICULUMDEVELOPMENT (22ND, DALLAS, MARCH12-16, 1967). Association for Supervision and CurriculumDevelopment, Washington, D.C. Pub Date 67 Note-80p. N.W., Available from- AssociationforSupervisionandCurriculumDevelopment,1201Sixteenth Street, Washington, D.C. 20036 ($2.00). EDRS Price MF-$0.50 HC Not Available from EDRS. EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES, De seri pt or s AUDIOVISUALAIDS,*CATALOGS, CURRICULUM ENRICHMENT, MATERIALS, KINDERGARTEN, ELEMENTARY GRADES, *INSTRUCTIONAL AIDS, *INSTRUCTIONAL *PUBLICATIONS, RESOURCE MATERIALS, SECONDARYGRADES The materials listedinthis catalog were collected by acommittee of the Association for Supervision andCurriculum Development from schoolsystems, state departmentsofeducation,institutionsofhighereducation, andeducational organizations in the UnitedStates and Canada. The listing contains1750 publications and some audiovisual materialsand periodicals. The materials areclassified by subject-matter and type under 18 categoriesconsisting of 11curricular subject categories and seven generalcategories including: GeneralCurriculum Materials such as handbooks,policies, and manuals; GeneralCurriculum Development forthe kindergarten, elementary, and secondarylevels; Special Programs; Broadeningthe Scope of the Curriculum; Guidance,Counseling, and Evaluation;School-Community Relations; and Adult Education. Withineach category, materials are listed bystate, and each entry includes source, title, price,and date and pagination whenavailable. (MT) L PROCESS WITH MICROFICHE AND PUBLISHER'S PRICES. MICRO- FICHE REPRODUCTION ONLY. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN PEPRODUCED EXACTLY 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. CURRICULUM I ASCD EXHIBIT OF CURRICULUM MATERIALS 22nd Annual Conference of theAisociatior for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Dallas, Texas March 12 - 16, 1967 For furtherinformation regarding materials listedherein write,not to ASCD, butto the issuingschool sys- tem or departmentof education. Permission to reproduce thiscopyrighted work has been granted to the Educational Resources InformationCenter (ERIC) and to the organization operatingunder contract with the Office to Education to reproducedocuments in- cluded in the ERICsystem by means of microfiche only, but this right isnot conferred toany users of the micro- fiche received from the ERIC DocumentReproduction Service. Further reproduction ofany part requires per- mission of the copyrightowner. Copyright © 1967by the Association forSupervision and 1201 Sixteenth Curriculum Development Street, N.W.,Washington, D.C.20036 Price: $2.00 PROCESS WITHMICROFICHE AND PUBLISHER'S PRICES. MICRO- Contents FICHE REPRODUCTION ONLY. FOREWORD, by Donald McDonald GENERAL CURRICULUM MATERIALS 1 Handbooks, Philosophies, Policies, Manuals, and Special Reports 1 Periodicals 6 GENERAL CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT 7 Kindergarten 7 Elementary 8 Junior and Senior High School 10 ART 11 General 11 Elementary (Grades K-6) 11 Secondary (Grades 7-12) 12 BUSINESS EDUCATION 13 1 FOREIGN LANGUAGES 15 1 General 15 French 15 German 15 Hebrew 16 Italian 16 Latin 16 Russian 16 Spanish 16 HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND SAFETY 17 Health, Safety, and Outdoor Education 17 Physical Education 19 HOME ECONOMICS 21 INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 23 ANGUAGE ARTS 26 11,44. General 26 English - Secondary 27 "Language Arts - Elementary 30 N.1Creative Writing, Composition, and Journalism 31 Handwriting 31 IN Literature and Literary Appreciation 31 10 CI, Oral Language: Speech, Drama, and Listening 33 ,Ars cza Reading 34 1,47A Spelling and Word Perception 35 Viift MATHEMATICS 36 9 General 36 O General (Grades K-12) 36 O Elementary (Grackm K-6) 36 kSecondary (Grades 7-12) 38 i MUSIC 40 General 40 Elementary (Grades K-6) 41 Secondary (Grades 7-12) 42 SCIENCE 43 General (Grades K-12) 43 Elementary (Grades K-6) 44 Secondary (Grades 7-12) 47 Biological Sciences 49 Physical Sciences 49 SOCIAL STUDIES 50 General (Grades K-12) 50 Elementary (Grades K-6) 51 Secondary (Grades 7-12) 55 Economics 57 Geography 58 Government and Ideologies 58 History - American 58 History - World 59 Sociology and Anthropology 59 P sychology 60 SPECIAL PROGRAMS 60 General 60 Culturally Deprived 61 Gifted and/or Creative 61 Mentally Handicapped 62 Neurologically Handicapped 62 Physically Handicapped 63 BROADENING THE SCOPE OF THE CURRICULUM 63 Audio-Visual Materials 63 Charts 64 Core Curriculum, Block-of-Time and Multi-Level Instruction Designs 64 Educational Radio and Television 64 Field Trips 68 Library 68 Resource Materials 69 Summer School Programs 70 Team Teaching 70 GUIDANCE, COUNSELING AND EVALUATION 70 ADULT EDUCATION 71 SCHOOL-COMMUNITY RELATIONS 72 General 72 Annual Reports 73 Parent Handbooks 73 Parent-Teacher Conferences 74 Foreword Materials received by the Curriculum Materials 1967 committee and in- cluded in this publication came from 239 school systems, state departments of education, institutions of higher education, and educational organizations. The sources which provided material are located in 44 states, the District of Columbia, and Canada. Although a few items were received which could not be included in this exhibit, 1750 publications are listed. The only mate- rials that are not included in this catalog were as follows; 1. Materials that were received after the classification of items was completed on January 4, 1967. 2. Materials that are of a commercial nature and would be in competi- tion with the other exhibits at the convention. 3. Duplicate copies of materials which would overcrowd the limited space available for exhibit purposes. 4. Materials that were in a form that would be hard to manage, e.g., single sheet announcements, posters, etc. The committee wishes to thank all contributors for their response to the request for materials. For classification purposes the same categories are used that were em- ployed in the previous issue of this publication.It is hoped that this plan will facilitate its use. It war, the intent of the committee to furnish as much bibliographic information as possible although this was not complete in some of the publications received. Where necessary such entries as "no date," "unpaged," "various paging" were used. The listing of material in this catalog is for the convenience of confer- ence participants or other interested persons and is not to be construed as an endorsement of the committee or of the Associationfor Supervision and Cur- riculum Development. Requests for further information concerning materials should be directed to the organization which published the material itself and not to the ASCD or this committee. The committee wishes to thank Virginia Berthy and Robert R. Leeper of the ASCD office for the assistance given in the production ()I. this publication. Thanks are also given to the volunteer workers who helped with the examina- tion and classification of materials. Respectfully submitted, Donald McDonald, Chairman Professor of Education Texas Technological College Lubbock, Texas Members of the committee: Nancy I3oze Robert T. Pate Assistant Professor of Education Assistant Professor of Education Texas Technological College Texas Technological College Panze Kimmel Fannie Pillow Assistant Professor of Education Assistant Professor of Education Texas Technological College Texas Technological College iii CURRICULUM MATERIALS 1967 Handbooks, Philosophies, Policies, Manuals, and Special Reports .. 1 General Curriculum Materials HANDBOOKS, PHILOSOPHIES, POLICIES, MANUALS, AND SPECIAL REPORTS Alabama, Russellville. City Board of Education. Policies, Rules, and Regu- lations. 1966. 42 p. $1.50. Alaska, Anchorage. Alaska Methodist University. It Works for Me--Some- times. 1966. 54 p. $.50. Arkansas, Little Rock. Little RockPublic Schools. The Cooperating Teachet 1966. unpaged. Little Rock.State Department of Education. Arkansas State Schools study - 1965. 1965. 21 p. Little Rock. State Department of Education. Handbook for Elementary Teachers. 1960. 112 p. Little Rock.State Department of Education. Report of the Arkansas Advisory Council on Public Elementary and Secondary Education. 1965. 38 p. California, Hayward. Hayward Unified School District. Suggestions for the First Days of School in the Hayward Unified School District - Kinder- a/E_IeLLn.d. unpaged. $.50. Hayward. Hayward Unified School District. Suggestions for the First Days of School in the Hayward Unified School District - Grade 1. n.d. unpaged. $.50. Hayward. Hayward Unified School District. Suggestions for the First Days of School in the Hayward Unified School DistrictGrade 2. n.d. unpaged. $.50. Hayward. Hayward Unified School District. Suggestions for the First Days of School in the Hayward Unified School DistrictGrade 3. n.d. unpaged. $.50. Hayward. Hayward Unified School District. Suggestions for the First Days of School in the Hayward Unified School DistrictGrade 4. n.d. unpaged. $.50. Hayward. Hayward Unified School District. Suggestions for the First Days of School in the Hayward Unified School DistrictGrade 5. n.d. unpaged. $.50. Hayward. Hayward Unified School District. _Sgi gestions for the First Days of School in the Hayward Unified School DistrictGrade 6. n.d. unpaged. $.50. Huntington Beach.Fountain Valley School District.Individualized
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