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Kuwait Special Educators Program, William R. Nelson, Linda Friedman, James L. Narduzzi
Kuwait Special Educators Program, William R. Nelson, Linda Friedman, James L. Narduzzi
School of Professional and Continuing Studies Faculty Publications
The United States has long been recognized as a world leader in responding to the developmental needs of individuals with mental retardation (Rowitz, 1989). Particular strengths exist in the educational arena, both in traditional settings as well as in the vocational area (Glidden & Zetlin, 1992; Clark & Kolstoe, 1990; Wehmen, 1990; Schlack, McGaughey, & Kiernan, 1989). Because of these strengths, an increasing number of international groups are seeking training opportunities to study these practices. In July 1992, the Cultural Attache at the Embassy of Kuwait in Washington, D.C. issued a request for proposals directed at special education practices in …
An Investigation Of The Status, Functions, And Practices Of High School Homerooms In Virginia, Anne Hill Hayes
An Investigation Of The Status, Functions, And Practices Of High School Homerooms In Virginia, Anne Hill Hayes
Master's Theses
No data have been discovered determining exactly why or when the first homeroom originated. In a study by Galen Jones published in 1935, it was reported that there were two homerooms introduced between 1875-1879; two in the period 1900-1904; three, in 1905-1909; and nine in the period from 1910-1914. From then on the growth was rapid.
The homeroom appeared and developed with amazing rapidity because it seemed to offer a solution to the strong demand for a type of education which would include proper emphasis upon important physical, social, emotional, and spiritual factors largely ignored in traditional instruction.
Since its …