Appendix VI: Outline of Contents

The systematic outline in this Appendix is designed to provide a general overview of the conceptual scheme of the Encyclopedia, listing entries or subentries found in the main body of the text along with primary source documents from Appendix III: Court Cases, Legislation, and International Agreements. The outline is divided into sixteen parts: Curriculum; Learning and Instruction; Assessment, Measurement, and Methods; Elementary and Secondary Education; Postsecondary Education; History of Education; Philosophy of Education; Educational Policy and Governance; International Education; Social Context of Education; Out-of-School Influences on Academic Success; Exceptional Students and Special Education; Teacher Education; Administration; Professional Education; and Education and Commerce. Most parts are divided into several sections. Because the section headings are not mutually exclusive, certain entries from the main text and documents from Appendix III are listed more than once.

1. I. CURRICULUM
2. A. SCHOOL
3. Advanced Placement Courses/Exams
4. Agricultural Education
5. Art Education: School
6. Bilingual Education
7. Business Education: School
8. Civics and Citizenship Education
9. Curriculum, School: Core Knowledge Curriculum
10. Curriculum, School: Hidden Curriculum
11. Curriculum, School: Overview
12. Driver Education
13. English Education: Teaching of
14. Family and Consumer Sciences Education
15. Foreign Language Education
16. Geography, Teaching of
17. Handwriting, Teaching of
18. Health Education, School
19. History: Learning
20. History: Teaching of
21. Journalism, Teaching of
22. Language Arts, Teaching of
23. Latin in Schools, Teaching of
24. Mathematics Learning: Algebra
25. Mathematics Learning: Complex Problem Solving
26. Mathematics Learning: Geometry
27. Mathematics Learning: Learning Tools
28. Mathematics Learning: Myths, Mysteries, and Realities
29. Mathematics Learning: Number Sense
30. Mathematics Learning: Numeracy and Culture
31. Mathematics Learning: Word-Problem Solving
32. Multicultural Education
33. Music Education: Overview
34. Outdoor and Environmental Education
35. Physical Education: Overview
36. Physical Education: Preparation of Teachers
37. Reading: Teaching of
38. Science Education: Overview
39. Science Learning: Explanation and Argumentation
40. Science Learning: Knowledge Organization and Understanding
41. Science Learning: Standards
42. Science Learning: Tools
43. Service Learning: School
44. Sexuality Education
45. Social Studies Education: Overview
46. Speech and Theater Education
47. Spelling, Teaching of
48. Student Activities: Overview
49. Technology Education
50. Vocational and Technical Education: Current Trends
51. Vocational and Technical Education: History of
52. Writing, Teaching of
53. B. HIGHER EDUCATION
54. Academic Calendars
55. Academic Major, The
56. African-American Studies
57. Berea College
58. Bethune, Mary McLeod
59. Buchanan, Scott
60. Capstone Courses in Higher Education
61. College Seminars for First-Year Students
62. Curriculum, Higher Education: Innovations in the Undergraduate Curriculum
63. Curriculum, Higher Education: National Reports on the Undergraduate Curriculum
64. Curriculum, Higher Education: Traditional and Contemporary Perspectives
65. Eliot, Charles
66. Gay and Lesbian Studies
67. General Education in Higher Education
68. Honors Programs in Higher Education
69. Hutchins, Robert
70. Interdisciplinary Courses and Majors in Higher Education
71. Internships in Higher Education
72. Learning Communities and the Undergraduate Curriculum
73. Life Experience for College Credit
74. Lifelong Learning
75. Mieklejohn, Alexander
76. Multiculturalism in Higher Education
77. Rice, John A.
78. Service Learning: Higher Education
79. Study Abroad
80. Taylor, Harold
81. Women's Studies
82. C. INTERNATIONAL
83. Curriculum, International
84. Elementary Education: Current Trends
85. Freire, Paulo
86. Froebel, Friedrich
87. Herbart, Johann
88. Montessori, Maria
89. Neill, A. S.
90. Pestalozzi, Johann
91. Secondary Education: International Issues
92. Steiner, Rudolf
93. Vocational and Technical Education: International Context
94. II. LEARNING AND INSTRUCTION
95. Pressey, Sidney L.
96. Rogers, Carl
97. Skinner, B. F.
98. Teaching and Learning: International Perspective
99. Vygotsky, Lev
100. Watson, John B.
101. A. AFFECTIVE AND SOCIAL PROCESSES IN LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT
102. 1. Affective and Social Processes
103. Aggressive Behavior
104. Character Development
105. Cooperative and Collaborative Learning
106. Educational Psychology
107. Instructional Design: Learning Communities
108. Moral Development
109. Peace Education
110. Peer Relations and Learning
111. 2. Motivation
112. Motivation: Instruction
113. Motivation: Overview
114. Motivation: Self-Regulated Learning
115. 3. Effort and Interest
116. Effort and Interest
117. Motivation: Self-Regulated Learning
118. Reading: Interest
119. B. THEORIES OF DEVELOPMENT AND LEARNING
120. Bloom, B. S.
121. Developmental Theory: Cognitive and Information Processing
122. Developmental Theory: Evolutionary Approach
123. Developmental Theory: Historical Overview
124. Developmental Theory: Vygotskian Theory
125. Educational Psychology
126. Learning Theory: Constructivist Approach
127. Learning Theory: Historical Overview
128. Learning Theory: Schema Theory
129. Motor Learning
130. Piaget, Jean
131. 1. Processes of Human Development
132. Affect and Emotional Development
133. Aggressive Behavior
134. Character Development
135. Child Development, Stages of Growth
136. Creativity
137. Erikson, Erik
138. Havighurst, Robert J.
139. Kohlberg, Lawrence
140. Memory: Development of
141. Moral Development
142. Peer Relations and Learning
143. C. LEARNING PROCESSES
144. Teaching and Learning: International Perspective
145. 1. Biological Bases of Behavior Brain-Based Education
146. Learning: Neurological Foundation
147. 2. Individual Differences
148. Individual Differences: Abilities and Aptitudes
149. Individual Differences: Affective and Conative Processes
150. Individual Differences: Ethnicity
151. Individual Differences: Gender Equity and Schooling
152. 3. Intelligence
153. Intelligence: Emotional Intelligence
154. Intelligence: Measurement
155. Intelligence: Multiple Intelligences
156. Intelligence: Myths, Mysteries, and Realities
157. Intelligence: Triarchic Theory of Intelligence
158. 4. Attention, Memory, and Perception
159. Attention
160. Learning: Perceptual Processes
161. Memory: Autobiographical Memory
162. Memory: Development of
163. Memory: Graphics, Diagrams, and Videos
164. Memory: Implicit Memory
165. Memory: Mental Models
166. Memory: Metamemory
167. Memory: Myths, Mysteries, and Realities
168. Memory: Structures and Functions
169. Mnemonic Strategies and Techniques
170. 5. Knowledge Acquisition and Expertise
171. Expertise: Adaptive Expertise
172. Expertise: Domain Expertise
173. Knowledge Building
174. Knowledge Management
175. Learning to Learn and Metacognition
176. Learning: Conceptual Change
177. Learning: Knowledge Acquisition, Representation, and Organization
178. Reading: Comprehension
179. Reading: Learning from Text
180. Reading: Prior Knowledge, Beliefs, and Learning
181. Science Learning: Knowledge Organization and Understanding
182. 6. Problem Solving and Reasoning
183. Creativity
184. Instructional Design: Problem-Based Learning
185. Learning: Analogical Reasoning
186. Learning: Causal Reasoning
187. Learning: Problem Solving
188. Learning: Reasoning
189. Learning: Transfer of Learning
190. Learning to Learn and Metacognition
191. 7. Technology, Media, and Learning
192. Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning
193. International Assessments: IEA Study of Technology in the Classroom
194. International Gap in Technology, The
195. Literacy: Learning from Multimedia Sources
196. Literacy: Multimedia Literacy
197. Mathematics Learning: Learning Tools
198. Media and Learning
199. Media, Influence on Children
200. School-Linked Services: Outcomes School-Linked Services: Types of Services and Organizational Forms
201. Science Learning: Tools
202. Sexual Orientation
203. Summer Enrichment Programs
204. Technology Education
205. Technology in Education: Current Trends
206. Technology in Education: Higher Education
207. Technology in Education: School
208. Vocational and Technical Education: International Context
209. D. LITERACY, LITERACY STUDIES, AND READING
210. Bilingualism, Second Language Learning, and English as a Second Language
211. Chall, Jeanne
212. Discourse: Classroom Discourse
213. Discourse: Cognitive Perspective
214. Gray, William Scott
215. International Assessments: IEA and OECD Studies of Reading Literacy
216. Language Acquisition
217. Language Arts, Teaching of
218. Literacy: Emergent Literacy
219. Literacy: Intertextuality
220. Literacy: Learning from Multimedia Sources
221. Literacy: Multimedia Literacy
222. Literacy: Narrative Comprehension and Production
223. Literacy: Vocabulary and Vocabulary Learning
224. Literacy: Writing and Composition
225. Literacy and Culture
226. Literacy and Reading
227. Readability Indices
228. Reading: Beginning Reading
229. Reading: Comprehension
230. Reading: Content Areas
231. Reading: Interest
232. Reading: Learning from Text
233. Reading: Prior Knowledge, Beliefs, and Learning
234. Reading: Value of Reading Engagement for Children
235. E. CONTENT AREA LEARNING
236. 1. Mathematics
237. International Assessments: IEA Third International Mathematics and Science Study
238. Mathematics Learning: Algebra
239. Mathematics Learning: Complex Problem Solving
240. Mathematics Learning: Geometry
241. Mathematics Learning: Learning Tools
242. Mathematics Learning: Myths, Mysteries, and Realities
243. Mathematics Learning: Number Sense
244. Mathematics Learning: Numeracy and Culture
245. Mathematics Learning: Word-Problem Solving
246. 2. Science
247. International Assessments: IEA Third
248. International Mathematics and Science Study
249. Science Education: Overview
250. Science Learning: Explanation and Argumentation
251. Science Learning: Knowledge Organization and Understanding
252. Science Learning: Standards
253. Science Learning: Tools
254. 3. Social Studies
255. Character Development
256. History: Learning
257. History: Teaching of
258. International Assessments: Political Democracy and the IEA Study of Civic Education
259. Social Studies Education: Overview
260. 4. Language Arts
261. Chall, Jeanne
262. Children's Literature
263. Gray, William Scott
264. Handwriting, Teaching of
265. International Assessments: IEA and OECD Studies of Reading Literacy
266. Language Acquisition
267. Language Arts, Teaching of
268. Literacy: Emergent Literacy
269. Literacy: Intertextuality
270. Literacy: Learning from Multimedia Sources
271. Literacy: Multimedia Literacy
272. Literacy: Narrative Comprehension and Production
273. Literacy: Vocabulary and Vocabulary Learning
274. Literacy: Writing and Composition
275. Literacy and Reading
276. Readability Indices
277. Reading: Beginning Reading
278. Reading: Comprehension
279. Reading: Content Areas
280. Reading: Interest
281. Reading: Learning from Text
282. Reading: Prior Knowledge, Beliefs, and Learning
283. Reading: Value of Reading Engagement for Children Spelling, Teaching of
284. Writing, Teaching of
285. 5. Visual and Performing Arts
286. Art Education: Preparation of Teachers
287. Art Education: School
288. Barkan, Manuel
289. National Art Education Association
290. National Association of Schools of Art and Design
291. Speech and Theater Education
292. 6. Vocational and Technical Education
293. State Departments of Education: Vocational Education
294. Vocational and Technical Education: Current Trends
295. Vocational and Technical Education: History of
296. Vocational and Technical Education: International Context
297. Vocational and Technical Education: Preparation of Teachers
298. Vocational School Fallacy
299. F. INSTRUCTIONAL PROCESSES AND INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
300. Discourse: Classroom Discourse
301. Discourse: Cognitive Perspective
302. Instructional Design: Anchored Instruction
303. Instructional Design: Case-Based Reasoning
304. Instructional Design: Direct Instruction
305. Instructional Design: Learning Communities
306. Instructional Design: Learning through Design
307. Instructional Design: Overview
308. Instructional Design: Pedagogical Agents and Tutors
309. Instructional Design: Problem-Based Learning
310. Motivation: Instruction
311. G. INTELLIGENCE
312. Binet, Alfred
313. Gifted and Talented, Education of
314. Intelligence: Emotional Intelligence
315. Intelligence: Measurement
316. Intelligence: Multiple Intelligences
317. Intelligence: Myths, Mysteries, and Realities
318. Intelligence: Triarchic Theory of Intelligence
319. III. ASSESSMENT, MEASUREMENT, AND METHODS
320. Assessment: Classroom Assessment
321. Assessment: Dynamic Assessment
322. Assessment: National Assessment of Educational Progress
323. Assessment: Performance Assessment
324. Assessment: Portfolio Assessment
325. Binet, Alfred
326. Buros, Oscar Krisen
327. Charters, W. W.
328. Educational Testing Service
329. General Educational Development Test
330. Goddard, Henry H.
331. Intelligence: Measurement
332. International Assessments: IEA and OECD Studies of Reading Literacy
333. International Assessments: IEA Third International Mathematics and Science Study
334. International Assessments: International Association for Educational Assessment
335. International Assessments: Political Democracy and the IEA Study of Civic Education
336. International Education Statistics: Overview
337. International Education Statistics: The Use of Indicators to Evaluate the Condition of Education Systems
338. Lindquist, E. F.
339. McCall, William A.
340. Research Methods: Overview
341. Research Methods: Qualitative and Ethnographic
342. Research Methods: School and Program Evaluation
343. Research Methods: Verbal Protocols
344. Rice, Joseph Mayer
345. Taxonomies of Educational Objectives
346. Terman, Lewis
347. Testing: International Standards of Test Development
348. Testing: Standardized Tests and Educational Policy
349. Testing: Standardized Tests and High-Stakes Assessment
350. Testing: Statewide Testing Programs
351. Testing: Test Preparation Programs, Impact of
352. Thorndike, Edward L.
353. A. TOOLS FOR ASSESSMENT
354. Assessment Tools: Psychometric and Statistical
355. Assessment Tools: Technology Based
356. International Assessments: Overview
357. B. STANDARDS FOR ASSESSMENT
358. Science Learning: Standards
359. Social Promotion
360. Standards for Student Learning
361. Standards Movement in American Education
362. Testing: International Standards of Test Development
363. Testing: Standardized Tests and Educational Policy
364. C. ASSESSMENT ORGANIZATIONS
365. Assessment: National Assessment of Educational Progress
366. Educational Testing Service
367. International Assessments: International Association for Educational Assessment
368. International Assessments: International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement
369. Nongovernmental Organizations and Foundations
370. Testing: Test Preparation Programs, Impact of
371. IV. ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
372. A. TYPES OF SCHOOLS/SCHOOLING
373. Accelerated Schools
374. Alternative Schooling
375. American Overseas Schools
376. Catholic Schools
377. Common School Movement
378. Community Education
379. Early Childhood Education: Overview
380. Elementary Education: Current Trends
381. Elementary Education: History of
382. Home Schooling
383. Immigrant Education: United States
384. Independent Study, Schools
385. Infant Schools in England
386. International Baccalaureate Diploma
387. Magnet Schools
388. Middle Schools
389. Migrants, Education of
390. Mississippi Freedom Schools
391. Nongraded Schools
392. Open Classroom Schools
393. Outdoor and Environmental Education
394. Private Schooling
395. Professional Development Schools
396. Progressive Education
397. Protestant School Systems
398. Rural Education: Overview
399. Secondary Education: Current Trends
400. Secondary Education: History of
401. Summer School
402. Urban Education
403. B. SCHOOL SERVICES AND POLICIES
404. Abington School District v. Schempp (1963) Appendix III
405. Brown v. Board of Education (1954 and 1955) Appendix III
406. Commencement
407. Compulsory School Attendance
408. Engel v. Vitale (1962) Appendix III
409. Full-Service Schools
410. Guidance and Counseling, School
411. Head Start: Overview of Programs and Legislation (1999) Appendix III
412. Health Services: School
413. Parental Involvement in Education
414. Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) Appendix III
415. Psychologist, School
416. Records and Reports, School
417. Recreation Programs in the Schools
418. School Libraries
419. School-Linked Services: Outcomes
420. School-Linked Services: Types of Services and Organizational Forms
421. Special Education: International Context
422. Sports, School: Overview
423. Sports, School: Role in Student's Social and Emotional Development
424. Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education (1971) Appendix III
425. Textbooks: Overview
426. Tinker et al. v. Des Moines Independent Community School District et al. (1969) Appendix III
427. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 Appendix III
428. C. INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS
429. Class Size and Student Learning
430. Classroom Management
431. Classroom Observation
432. Classroom Questions
433. Discourse: Classroom Discourse
434. Discourse: Cognitive Perspective
435. Grading Systems: School
436. Group Processes in the Classroom
437. Homework
438. Individualized Instruction
439. Instructional Design: Anchored Instruction
440. Instructional Design: Case-Based Reasoning
441. Instructional Design: Direct Instruction
442. Instructional Design: Learning through Design
443. Instructional Design: Overview
444. Instructional Design: Pedagogical Agents and Tutors
445. Instructional Design: Problem-Based Learning
446. Instructional Objectives
447. Instructional Strategies
448. Language and Education
449. Microteaching
450. Motivation: Instruction
451. Open Classroom Schools
452. Scheduling
453. Technology in Education: School
454. Textbooks: Overview
455. Textbooks: School Textbooks in the United States
456. V. POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION Federal Schools and Colleges
457. Harvard University
458. Higher Education in Context
459. Higher Education in the United States: Historical Development
460. Higher Education, International Issues
461. International Students: The Global Commerce of Higher Education
462. Johns Hopkins University
463. Military Academies: U.S. Air Force Academy
464. Military Academies: U.S. Coast Guard Academy
465. Military Academies: U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
466. Military Academies: U.S. Military Academy
467. Military Academies: U.S. Naval Academy
468. Military Professional Education System
469. St. John's College
470. Student Loans in an International Context
471. University of Chicago
472. University of Virginia
473. U.S. War Colleges
474. Yale University
475. A. FACULTY
476. Academic Disciplines
477. Academic Freedom and Tenure
478. Academic Labor Markets
479. American Association of University Professors
480. Centers for Teaching Improvement in Colleges and Universities
481. College Teaching
482. Faculty as Entrepreneurs
483. Faculty Consulting
484. Faculty Diversity
485. Faculty Members, Part Time
486. Faculty Performance of Research and Scholarship
487. Faculty Research and Scholarship, Assessment of
488. Faculty Roles and Responsibilities
489. Faculty Service Role, The
490. Faculty Teaching, Assessment of
491. Future Faculty Preparation Programs
492. Grading Systems: Higher Education
493. Graduate School Training
494. Teaching and Learning: Higher Education
495. University-Industrial Research Collaboration
496. B. RESEARCH
497. Bowen, Howard
498. Ethics: Higher Education
499. Faculty as Entrepreneurs
500. Faculty Performance of Research and Scholarship
501. Federal Funding for Academic Research
502. Human Subjects, Protection of
503. Intellectual Property Rights
504. Postdoctoral Education
505. Research Grants and Indirect Costs
506. Research Misconduct
507. Research Universities
508. Teaching and Research, The Relationship between
509. Technology Transfer
510. University-Industrial Research Collaboration
511. C. STUDENTS
512. 1. College Search and Selection
513. College Admissions
514. College Admissions Tests
515. College Entrance Examination Board, The
516. College Financial Aid
517. College Recruitment Practices
518. College Search and Selection
519. Enrollment Management in Higher Education
520. National Merit Scholarships
521. 2. Types of Students
522. Commuter Students International Students: U.S. Colleges and Universities
523. Nontraditional Students in Higher Education
524. Race, Ethnicity, and Culture: Racial and Ethnic Minority Students in Higher Education
525. 3. Student Affairs
526. Adjustment to College
527. College and University Residence Halls
528. College Extracurricular Activities
529. College Student Retention
530. Drug and Alcohol Abuse: College
531. Living and Learning Center Residence Halls
532. Residential Colleges
533. Student Orientation Programs
534. Student Services: Colleges and Universities
535. Student Services: Community Colleges
536. 4. Student Organizations
537. Honor Societies: Alpha Chi
538. Honor Societies: Alpha Mu Gamma
539. Honor Societies: Alpha Omega Alpha
540. Honor Societies: Association for Women in Communications
541. Honor Societies: Association of College
542. Honor Societies
543. Honor Societies: Beta Phi Mu
544. Honor Societies: Delta Kappa Gamma Society
545. Honor Societies: Delta Sigma Rho–Tau Kappa Alpha
546. Honor Societies: Kappa Delta Pi
547. Honor Societies: Kappa Omicron Nu
548. Honor Societies: Lambda Iota Tau
549. Honor Societies: Phi Beta Kappa
550. Honor Societies: Phi Delta Kappa International
551. Honor Societies: Pi Kappa Lambda
552. Honor Societies: Pi Sigma Alpha
553. Honor Societies: Rho Chi
554. Honor Societies: Sigma Xi
555. Honor Societies: Tau Beta Pi
556. Honors Programs in Higher Education
557. Social Fraternities and Sororities
558. 5. Student Services
559. Career Counseling in Higher Education
560. College Students with Disabilities: Accommodating
561. College Students with Disabilities: Special Learning Needs
562. Health Services: Colleges and Universities
563. Personal and Psychological Counseling at Colleges and Universities
564. Personal and Psychological Problems of College Students
565. Student Services: Colleges and Universities
566. Student Services: Community Colleges
567. 6. Academic Performance
568. Grading Systems: Higher Education
569. Honor Societies: Alpha Chi
570. Honor Societies: Phi Beta Kappa
571. Honor Societies: Sigma Xi
572. Honor Societies: Tau Beta Pi
573. Tutoring: Higher Education
574. 7. Affective Development
575. College and Its Effect on Students
576. D. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
577. Boyer, Ernest
578. Butler, Nicholas M.
579. Harper, William Rainey
580. Palmer, Alice Freeman
581. 1. Governance and Decision-Making
582. Board of Trustees, College and University
583. Colleges and Universities, Organizational Structure of
584. Faculty Senates, College and University
585. Governance and Decision-Making in Colleges and Universities
586. 2. Administrative Officers of Colleges and Universities
587. Academic Dean, The
588. Chief Academic Affairs Officers, College and University
589. Department Chairperson, The
590. Presidency, College and University
591. 3. Functional Areas
592. Accounting Systems in Higher Education
593. Enrollment Management in Higher Education
594. Institutional Advancement in Higher Education
595. Institutional Research in Higher Education
596. University Presses
597. 4. Administrative Issues
598. Affirmative Action Compliance in Higher Education
599. Risk Management in Higher Education
600. Strategic and Long-Range Planning in Higher Education
601. Technology in Education: Higher Education
602. E. ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS
603. American Association for Higher Education
604. American Association of Community Colleges
605. American Association of State Colleges and Universities
606. American Association of University Professors
607. American Council on Education
608. Association of American Colleges and Universities
609. Association of American Universities
610. Honor Societies: Alpha Chi
611. Honor Societies: Alpha Mu Gamma
612. Honor Societies: Alpha Omega Alpha
613. Honor Societies: Association for Women in Communications
614. Honor Societies: Association of College Honor Societies
615. Honor Societies: Beta Phi Mu
616. Honor Societies: Delta Kappa Gamma Society
617. Honor Societies: Delta Sigma Rho–Tau Kappa Alpha
618. Honor Societies: Kappa Delta Pi
619. Honor Societies: Kappa Omicron Nu
620. Honor Societies: Lambda Iota Tau
621. Honor Societies: Phi Beta Kappa
622. Honor Societies: Phi Delta Kappa International
623. Honor Societies: Pi Kappa Lambda
624. Honor Societies: Pi Sigma Alpha
625. Honor Societies: Rho Chi
626. Honor Societies: Sigma Xi
627. Honor Societies: Tau Beta Pi
628. Honors Programs in Higher Education
629. International Reading Association
630. National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
631. National Association of Independent Schools
632. National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges
633. F. CURRICULUM
634. Academic Calendars
635. Academic Major, The
636. African-American Studies
637. Capstone Courses in Higher Education
638. College Seminars for First-Year Students
639. Curriculum, Higher Education: Innovations in the Undergraduate Curriculum
640. Curriculum, Higher Education: National Reports on the Undergraduate Curriculum
641. Curriculum, Higher Education: Traditional and Contemporary Perspectives
642. Curriculum, International
643. Gay and Lesbian Studies
644. General Education in Higher Education
645. Honors Programs in Higher Education
646. Interdisciplinary Courses and Majors in Higher Education
647. Internships in Higher Education
648. Islam
649. Learning Communities and the Undergraduate Curriculum
650. Life Experience for College Credit
651. Lifelong Learning
652. Multiculturalism in Higher Education
653. Service Learning: Higher Education
654. Study Abroad
655. Women's Studies
656. G. ATHLETICS
657. College Athletics: Academic Support Systems for Athletes
658. College Athletics: Athletic Scholarships
659. College Athletics: College Students as Athletes
660. College Athletics: History of Athletics in U.S. Colleges and Universities
661. College Athletics: Intramural Athletics in U.S. Colleges and Universities
662. College Athletics: NCAA Rules and Regulations
663. College Athletics: The National Collegiate Athletic Association
664. College Athletics: The Role and Scope of Intercollegiate Athletics in U.S. Colleges and Universities
665. Title IX: Intercollegiate Athletics
666. H. COMMUNITY COLLEGES
667. American Association of Community Colleges
668. Community Colleges
669. Koos, Leonard
670. Student Services: Community Colleges
671. I. SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND TYPES OF INSTITUTIONS
672. Accreditation in an International Context, Higher Education
673. Accreditation in the United States: Higher Education
674. Carnegie Classification System, The
675. College Rankings
676. Colleges and Universities with Religious Affiliations
677. Consortia in Higher Education
678. Corporate Colleges
679. Higher Education in Context
680. Higher Education in the United States: System
681. Hispanic-Serving Colleges and Universities
682. Historically Black Colleges and Universities
683. Land-Grant Colleges and Universities
684. Liberal Arts Colleges Research Universities
685. Single-Sex Institutions
686. Tribal Colleges and Universities
687. J. DISTANCE LEARNING AND POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION
688. Distance Learning in Higher Education
689. Globalization of Education
690. International Trade in Education Programs, Goods, and Services
691. Student Loans in an International Context
692. K. GRADUATE EDUCATION
693. Business Education: College and Graduate Study
694. Dentistry Education
695. Divinity Studies
696. Doctoral Degree, The
697. Engineering Education
698. Flexner, Abraham
699. Graduate Record Examination
700. Graduate School Training
701. Graduate Study in Education
702. Law Education
703. Law School Admission Test
704. Master's Degree, The
705. Medical College Admission Test
706. Medical Education
707. Nursing Education
708. Postdoctoral Education
709. VI. HISTORY OF EDUCATION
710. A. COLONIAL PERIOD
711. Harvard University
712. Land Ordinance of 1785 Appendix III
713. Northwest Ordinance of 1787 Appendix III
714. Textbooks: School Textbooks in the United States
715. B. COMMON SCHOOL PERIOD
716. Common School Movement
717. Mann, Horace
718. Morrill Land-Grant Act of 1862 Appendix III
719. Second Morrill Act of 1890 Appendix III
720. Stuart et al. v. School District No. 1 of the
721. Village of Kalamazoo et al. (1874) Appendix III
722. Webster, Noah
723. C. LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY
724. Hall, G. Stanley
725. McMurry, Charles
726. D. PROGRESSIVE ERA
727. Bode, Boyd H.
728. Childs, John L.
729. Clapp, Elsie Ripley
730. Counts, George S.
731. Dalton School
732. Gary Schools
733. Johnson, Marietta Pierce
734. Kilpatrick, William H.
735. Lincoln School
736. My Pedagogic Creed by John Dewey (1897) Appendix III
737. Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) Appendix III
738. Progressive Education
739. Rugg, Harold
740. E. GENERAL CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION
741. Alberty, H. B.
742. Benjamin, H. R. W.
743. Bestor, A. E., Jr.
744. Bobbitt, Franklin
745. Broudy, Harry S.
746. Curriculum, Higher Education: Traditional and Contemporary Perspectives
747. Curriculum, International
748. Curriculum, School: Overview
749. Kandel, Isaac L.
750. Macdonald, James
751. Miel, Alice
752. Taba, Hilda
753. Teacher Education: Historical Overview
754. Vocational and Technical Education: History of
755. Vocational and Technical Education: International Context
756. Vocational School Fallacy
757. F. EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
758. Blow, Susan
759. Early Childhood Education: International Context
760. Early Childhood Education: Overview
761. Froebel, Friedrich
762. Montessori, Maria
763. Putnam, Alice
764. G. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
765. Barkan, Manuel
766. De Lima, Agnes
767. Elementary Education: History of
768. Hopkins, L. Thomas
769. Infant Schools in England
770. Lowenfeld, Viktor
771. Washburne, Carleton
772. Zirbes, Laura
773. H. SECONDARY EDUCATION
774. Carnegie Units
775. Eight-Year Study
776. Fawcett, Harold P.
777. Hanna, Paul
778. LaBrant, Lou L.
779. Morrison, Henry C.
780. Prosser, Charles
781. Secondary Education: History of
782. Secondary Education: International Issues
783. Smith, David Eugene
784. Snedden, David
785. Zacharias, Jerrold
786. I. HIGHER EDUCATION
787. Conant, J. B.
788. Harvard University
789. Higher Education in the United States: Historical Development
790. Historically Black Colleges and Universities
791. Johns Hopkins University
792. St. John's College
793. University of Chicago
794. University of Virginia
795. Yale University
796. VII. PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION Aristotle
797. Augustine, St.
798. Bagley, William C.
799. Comenius, Johann
800. Dewey, John
801. Educational Change
802. Government and Education, The Changing Role of
803. Islam
804. James, William
805. Misconduct in Education
806. Philosophy of Education: Current Trends
807. Plato
808. Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
809. Vocational and Technical Education: International Context
810. Vocational School Fallacy
811. Whitehead, Alfred North
812. VIII. EDUCATIONAL POLICY AND GOVERNANCE
813. Conant, J. B.
814. Decentralization and Education
815. Educational Policy
816. Efficiency in Education
817. Intergovernmental Relations in Education
818. Public Education, Criticism of
819. Tyler, Ralph W.
820. Young, Ella Flagg
821. A. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
822. Compensatory Education: United States
823. Constitutional Requirements Governing American Education
824. Constitution of the United States (1787) Appendix III
825. Educational Resources Information Center
826. Federal Educational Activities: History
827. Federal Educational Activities: Summary by Agency
828. Federal Interagency Committee on Education
829. Federal Schools and Colleges
830. G.I. Bill of Rights
831. Impact Aid, Public Laws 815 and 874
832. Military Training Doctrine, Philosophy and Practice
833. No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 Appendix III
834. People with Disabilities, Federal Programs to Assist
835. School Food Programs
836. Title IX: School Sports
837. Upward Bound
838. U.S. Department of Education: International Role
839. U.S. Department of Education: Overview
840. White House Fellows
841. B. STATE GOVERNMENT
842. State Constitutions and Public Education Governance (2000) Appendix III
843. State Departments of Education: Role and Function
844. State Departments of Education: Vocational Education
845. State Educational Systems
846. States and Education: Legal Basis of State Relations to Nonpublic Schools
847. States and Education: State Administrative Services in Education
848. States and Education: State Boards of Education
849. States and Education: State Governments in Higher Education
850. U.S. Department of Education: Overview
851. C. LOCAL GOVERNMENT
852. Liability of School Districts and School Personnel for Negligence
853. School Board Relations: Control of the Schools
854. School Board Relations: Relation of School Board to the Community
855. School Board Relations: Relation of School Board to the Superintendent
856. School Boards: Duties, Responsibilities, Decision-Making, and Legal Basis for Local School Board Powers
857. School Boards: Selection and Education of Members
858. School Facilities: Maintenance and Modernization of
859. Superintendent of Large-City School Systems
860. Superintendent of Schools
861. Transportation and School Busing
862. D. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
863. Economic Benefits of Education Investment, Measurement
864. Education Development Projects
865. Social Capital and Education
866. Social Cohesion and Education
867. Vocational and Technical Education: International Context
868. Vocational School Fallacy
869. E. FINANCING
870. Cost Effectiveness in Education
871. Decision-Making in Schools, Applying Economic Analysis to
872. Educational Broadcasting, Federal Support
873. Educational Expenditures, Projecting
874. Financial Support of Schools: History
875. Financial Support of Schools: State Support
876. Student Activities: Financing
877. 1. Elementary and Secondary Education
878. Financial Support of Schools: Capital Outlay in Local School Systems
879. Public School Budgeting, Accounting, and Auditing
880. San Antonio Independent School District et al. v. Rodriguez et al. (1973) Appendix III
881. Stuart et al. v. School District No. 1 of the Village of Kalamazoo et al. (1874) Appendix III
882. 2. Postsecondary Education
883. Federal Funds for Higher Education Finance, Higher Education: Community and Junior Colleges
884. Finance, Higher Education: Overview
885. Resource Allocation in Higher Education
886. Student Loans in an International Context
887. F. EDUCATION REFORM
888. A Nation at Risk (abbreviated)(1983) Appendix III
889. Accelerated Schools
890. Coalition of Essential Schools' Common Principles
891. Coleman, James S.
892. Educational Accountability
893. Educational Change
894. Education Reform: Overview
895. Education Reform: Reports of Historical Significance
896. Experiential Education
897. Government and Education, The Changing Role of
898. Joint Statement on the Education Summit with the Nation's Governors in Charlottesville, Virginia (1989) Appendix III
899. Looping
900. Outcome Based Education
901. National Education Goals Panel: Goals 2000 Appendix III
902. No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 Appendix III
903. Paideia Program
904. School-Based Decision-Making
905. School Reform
906. Science Learning: Standards
907. Standards for Student Learning
908. Standards Movement in American Education
909. Student Loans in an International Context
910. Success for All Programs
911. Vocational and Technical Education:
912. International Context
913. Vocational School Fallacy
914. Year-Round Education
915. G. PRIVATIZATION
916. Beacon Education Management, Inc.
917. Business Involvement in Education
918. Catholic Schools
919. Modern Red Schoolhouse
920. New American Schools
921. Private Schooling
922. Protestant School Systems
923. Student Loans in an International Context
924. H. EDUCATION ECONOMICS
925. Economic Benefits of Education Investment, Measurement
926. Education Development Projects
927. International Gap in Technology, The
928. International Issues of Social Mobility of Underprivileged Groups
929. International Trade in Education Programs,
930. Goods, and Services
931. Misconduct in Education
932. Social Capital and Education
933. Social Cohesion and Education
934. Student Loans in an International Context
935. Vocational and Technical Education: International Contextf
936. Vocational School Fallacy
937. I. STATISTICS
938. International Education Statistics: Overview
939. International Education Statistics: The Use of Indicators to Evaluate the Condition of Education Systems
940. National Center for Education Statistics
941. Youth Demographic Trends
942. J. EDUCATIONAL LAWS AND TREATIES
943. Abington School District v. Schempp (1963) Appendix III
944. Brown v. Board of Education (1954 and 1955) Appendix III
945. Charter of the United Nations, Article 1 (1945) Appendix III
946. Constitutional Requirements Governing American Education
947. Constitution of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (1945) Appendix III
948. Constitution of the United States (1787) Appendix III
949. Convention against Discrimination in Education (1960) Appendix III
950. Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989) Appendix III
951. Council of Europe Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities(1995) Appendix III
952. Declaration of the Rights of the Child (1959) Appendix III
953. Declaration on Race and Racial Prejudice (1978) Appendix III
954. Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities (1992) Appendix III
955. Document of the Copenhagen Meeting on the Human Dimension of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe(1990) Appendix III
956. Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 Appendix III
957. Education of the Handicapped Act Amendments of 1990 Appendix III
958. Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 Appendix III
959. Engel v. Vitale (1962) Appendix III
960. European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages (1992) Appendix III
961. European Convention on Human Rights and Its Five Protocols (1950) Appendix III
962. Green et al. v. County School Board of New Kent County et al. (1968) Appendix III
963. Head Start: Overview of Programs and Legislation (1999) Appendix III
964. Impact Aid, Public Laws 815 and 874
965. International Development Agencies and Education: Bilateral Agencies
966. International Development Agencies and Education: Regional Institutions
967. International Development Agencies and Education: United Nations and International Agencies
968. International Education Agreements
969. Land Ordinance of 1785 Appendix III
970. Lau et al. v. Nichols et al. (1974) Appendix III
971. Mills v. Board of Education of the District of Columbia (1972) Appendix III
972. Misconduct in Education
973. Morrill Land-Grant Act of 1862 Appendix III
974. National Education Goals Panel: Goals 2000 Appendix III
975. No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 Appendix III
976. Northwest Ordinance of 1787 Appendix III
977. Pennsylvania Association of Retarded Children v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania(1971) Appendix III
978. Pierce v. Society of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary (1925) Appendix III
979. Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) Appendix III
980. San Antonio Independent School District et al. v. Rodriguez et al. (1973) Appendix III
981. Second Morrill Act of 1890 Appendix III
982. Segregation, Legal Aspects
983. Stuart et al. v. School District No. 1 of the Village of Kalamazoo et al. (1874) Appendix III
984. Supreme Court of the United States and Education, The
985. Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education (1971) Appendix III
986. Tinker et al. v. Des Moines Independent Community School District et al. (1969) Appendix III
987. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 Appendix III
988. Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) Appendix III
989. University of California Regents v. Bakke (1978) Appendix III
990. U.S. Department of Education: International Role
991. Wisconsin v. Yoder (1972) Appendix III
992. World Declaration on Education for All (1990) Appendix III
993. K. PROFESSIONAL AND POLICY ORGANIZATIONS AND PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATIONS
994. Brookings Institution
995. Education Commission of the States
996. Institute of International Education
997. Journalism Education Association
998. Modern Language Association of America
999. National Academy of Sciences
1000. National Archives and Records Administration
1001. National Board for Professional Teaching Standards
1002. National Center for Education Statistics
1003. National Conference of State Legislatures
1004. National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education
1005. National Council for the Social Studies
1006. National Council of Teachers of English
1007. National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
1008. National Endowment for the Arts
1009. National Endowment for the Humanities
1010. National Governors Association
1011. National Merit Scholarships
1012. National School Boards Association
1013. National Science Foundation
1014. NTL Institute for Applied Behavioral Science
1015. Regional Laboratories and Research and Development Centers
1016. Sea Grant Program
1017. Smithsonian Institution, Education Programs
1018. University Council for Educational Administration
1019. Urban Institute
1020. L. ASSOCIATIONS AND INTEREST GROUPS
1021. AACSB International
1022. Accreditation in the United States: School
1023. Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology
1024. American Academy of Arts and Sciences
1025. American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance
1026. American Association for the Advancement of Science
1027. American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education
1028. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
1029. American Association of Physics Teachers
1030. American Association of School Administrators
1031. American Association of University Women
1032. American Council of Learned Societies
1033. Council for Basic Education
1034. Council for Exceptional Children
1035. Educational Interest Groups
1036. International Society for Performance Improvement
1037. National Art Education Association
1038. National Association for the Education of Young Children
1039. National Association of Biology Teachers
1040. National Association of Elementary School Principals
1041. National Association of Schools of Art and Design
1042. National Association of Secondary School Principals
1043. National Association of State Boards of Education
1044. National Business Education Association
1045. National Catholic Educational Association
1046. National Committee for Children and Youth
1047. National Communication Association
1048. National Honor Society
1049. National PTA
1050. National School Public Relations Association
1051. National Science Teachers Association
1052. Nongovernmental Organizations and Foundations
1053. Youth Organizations: American Field Service
1054. Youth Organizations: Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
1055. Youth Organizations: B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
1056. Youth Organizations: Boys and Girls Clubs of America
1057. Youth Organizations: Boys and Girls States
1058. Youth Organizations: Boy Scouts of America
1059. Youth Organizations: Camp Fire USA
1060. Youth Organizations: Distributive Education
1061. Clubs of America
1062. Youth Organizations: Four-H Programs
1063. Youth Organizations: Future Business Leaders of America–Phi Beta Lambda
1064. Youth Organizations: Future Scientists and
1065. Engineers of America
1066. Youth Organizations: Girl Scouts of the USA
1067. Youth Organizations: Hostelling International–American Youth Hostels
1068. Youth Organizations: National Forensic League
1069. Youth Organizations: National Future Farmers of America Organization
1070. Youth Organizations: Quill and Scroll
1071. Youth Organizations: SkillsUSA–VICA
1072. Youth Organizations: Young Men's Christian Association
1073. Youth Organizations: Young Men's Hebrew Association and Young Women's Hebrew Association
1074. Youth Organizations: Young Women's Christian Association
1075. M. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
1076. Charter of the United Nations, Article 1 (1945) Appendix III
1077. Constitution of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (1945) Appendix III
1078. International Development Agencies and Education: Bilateral Agencies
1079. International Development Agencies and Education: Regional Institutions
1080. International Development Agencies and Education: United Nations and International Agencies
1081. Nongovernmental Organizations and Foundations
1082. N. TEACHER UNIONS
1083. American Federation of Teachers
1084. Haley, Margaret
1085. International Teachers Associations
1086. National Education Association
1087. Shanker, Albert
1088. Teacher Unions: Influence on Instruction and Other Educational Practices
1089. Teacher Unions: Overview
1090. O. FACILITIES
1091. School Facilities: Maintenance and Modernization of
1092. School Facilities: Overview
1093. School Libraries
1094. IX. INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION
1095. Decision-Making in Developing Nations, Applying Economic Analysis to
1096. A. COMPARATIVE EDUCATION
1097. Convention against Discrimination in Education (1960) Appendix III
1098. Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989) Appendix III
1099. Council of Europe Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities(1995) Appendix III
1100. Curriculum, International
1101. Declaration of the Rights of the Child (1959) Appendix III
1102. Declaration on Race and Racial Prejudice (1978) Appendix III
1103. Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities (1992) Appendix III
1104. Document of the Copenhagen Meeting on the Human Dimension of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe(1990) Appendix III
1105. Early Childhood Education: International Context
1106. Economic Benefits of Education Investment, Measurement
1107. Educational Change
1108. Education Development Projects
1109. European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages (1992) Appendix III
1110. European Convention on Human Rights and Its Five Protocols (1950) Appendix III
1111. Gender Issues, International
1112. Globalization of Education
1113. Government and Education, The Changing Role of
1114. Health and Education
1115. Higher Education, International Issues
1116. Immigrant Education: International
1117. International Aspects of Education Commerce
1118. International Assessments: IEA and OECD Studies of Reading Literacy
1119. International Assessments: IEA Study of Technology in the Classroom
1120. International Assessments: IEA Third International Mathematics and Science Study
1121. International Assessments: International Association for Educational Assessment
1122. International Assessments: International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement
1123. International Assessments: Political Democracy and the IEA Study of Civic Education
1124. International Development Agencies and Education: Bilateral Agencies
1125. International Development Agencies and Education: Regional Institutions
1126. International Development Agencies and Education: United Nations and International Agencies
1127. International Education
1128. International Education Agreements
1129. International Education Statistics: Overview
1130. International Education Statistics: The Use of Indicators to Evaluate the Condition of Education Systems
1131. International Gap in Technology, The
1132. International Issues of Social Mobility of Underprivileged Groups
1133. International Students: The Global Commerce of Higher Education
1134. International Teachers Associations
1135. International Trade in Education Programs, Goods, and Services
1136. Islam
1137. Misconduct in Education
1138. Nongovernmental Organizations and Foundations
1139. Population and Education
1140. Rural Education: International Context Secondary Education: International Issues
1141. Social Capital and Education
1142. Social Cohesion and Education
1143. Special Education: International Context
1144. Student Loans in an International Context
1145. Teacher Preparation, International Perspective
1146. Teaching and Learning: International Perspective
1147. Testing: International Standards of Test Development
1148. Testing: Standardized Tests and Educational Policy
1149. Textbooks: Overview
1150. Tutoring: International Trends
1151. Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) Appendix III
1152. U.S. Department of Education: International Role
1153. Vocational and Technical Education: International Context
1154. Vocational School Fallacy
1155. World Declaration on Education for All (1990) Appendix III
1156. B. DEVELOPMENT
1157. Education Development Projects
1158. Gender Issues, International
1159. Health and Education
1160. Higher Education, International Issues
1161. Immigrant Education: International
1162. International Aspects of Education Commerce
1163. International Development Agencies and Education: Bilateral Agencies
1164. International Development Agencies and Education: Regional Institutions
1165. International Development Agencies and Education: United Nations and International Agencies
1166. International Education
1167. International Education Agreements
1168. International Education Statistics: Overview
1169. International Education Statistics: The Use of Indicators to Evaluate the Condition of Education Systems
1170. International Gap in Technology, The
1171. International Issues of Social Mobility of Underprivileged Groups
1172. International Students: The Global Commerce of Higher Education
1173. International Teachers Associations
1174. International Trade in Education Programs, Goods, and Services
1175. Islam
1176. Language and Education
1177. Misconduct in Education
1178. Nongovernmental Organizations and Foundations
1179. Population and Education
1180. Rural Education: International Context
1181. Secondary Education: International Issues
1182. Social Capital and Education
1183. Social Cohesion and Education
1184. Textbooks: Overview
1185. Tutoring: International Trends
1186. Vocational and Technical Education: International Context
1187. Vocational School Fallacy
1188. C. GLOBAL REGIONS
1189. Canada
1190. Compensatory Education: Policies and Programs in Latin America
1191. East Asia and the Pacific
1192. Eastern Europe and Central Asia
1193. Islam
1194. Language and Education
1195. Latin America and the Caribbean
1196. Middle East and North Africa
1197. South Asia
1198. Sub-Saharan Africa
1199. Western Europe
1200. X. SOCIAL CONTEXT OF EDUCATION
1201. Benne, Kenneth D.
1202. Brameld, Theodore
1203. Curti, Merle
1204. Goodman, Paul
1205. School Climate
1206. Schwab, Joseph
1207. Social Organization of Schools
1208. A. MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION
1209. African-American Studies
1210. Bilingualism, Second Language Learning, and English as a Second Language
1211. Bond, Horace Mann
1212. Brown v. Board of Education (1954 and 1955) Appendix III
1213. Clark, Septima Poinsette
1214. Collier, John, Jr.
1215. Du Bois, W. E. B.
1216. Gay and Lesbian Studies
1217. Green et al. v. County School Board of New Kent County et al. (1968) Appendix III
1218. Individual Differences: Ethnicity
1219. Jeanes Teachers
1220. Language and Education
1221. Language Minority Students: Impact on Education
1222. Language Minority Students: Scope
1223. Lau et al. v. Nichols et al. (1974) Appendix III
1224. Literacy and Culture
1225. Mays, Benjamin
1226. Multiculturalism in Higher Education
1227. Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) Appendix III
1228. Race, Ethnicity, and Culture: Cultural Expectations and Student Learning
1229. Race, Ethnicity, and Culture: Latino Growth
1230. Race, Ethnicity, and Culture: Racial and Ethnic Minority Students in Higher Education
1231. Sanchez, George I.
1232. Service Learning: Higher Education
1233. Service Learning: Schools
1234. Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education (1971) Appendix III
1235. Taba, Hilda
1236. Washington, Booker T.
1237. Women's Studies
1238. Woodson, Carter Godwin
1239. B. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
1240. Affirmative Action Compliance in Higher Education
1241. Gender Issues, International
1242. Immigrant Education: International
1243. Multicultural Education
1244. Supreme Court of the United States and Education, The
1245. University of California Regents v. Bakke (1978) Appendix III
1246. C. GENDER
1247. Gender Issues, International
1248. Faculty Diversity
1249. Individual Differences: Gender Equity and Schooling
1250. Single-Sex Institutions
1251. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 Appendix III
1252. Women's Studies
1253. D. EDUCATION AND RELIGION
1254. Abington School District v. Schempp (1963) Appendix III
1255. Catholic Schools
1256. Colleges and Universities with Religious Affiliations
1257. Engel v. Vitale (1962) Appendix III
1258. Higher Education in Context
1259. Islam
1260. Jewish Education, United States
1261. Private Schooling
1262. Protestant School Systems
1263. Wisconsin v. Yoder (1972) Appendix III
1264. XI. OUT-OF-SCHOOL INFLUENCES ON ACADEMIC SUCCESS
1265. Out-of-School Influences and Academic Success
1266. A. DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS
1267. Population and Education
1268. Rural Education: International Context
1269. Youth Demographic Trends
1270. B. RACE, ETHNICITY, AND CULTURE
1271. Gender Issues, International
1272. Individual Differences: Ethnicity
1273. Islam Language and Education
1274. Language Minority Students: Impact on Education
1275. Language Minority Students: Scope
1276. Lau et al. v. Nichols et al. (1974) Appendix III
1277. Literacy and Culture
1278. Multicultural Education
1279. Multiculturalism in Higher Education
1280. Race, Ethnicity, and Culture: Cultural Expectations and Student Learning
1281. Race, Ethnicity, and Culture: Latino Growth
1282. Race, Ethnicity, and Culture: Racial and Ethnic Minority Students in Higher Education
1283. Rural Education: International Context
1284. C. FAMILY CIRCUMSTANCE AND INFLUENCE
1285. Adolescent Peer Culture: Parents' Role
1286. Child Care: Availability and Quality
1287. Child Care: Cost and Financing
1288. Family Composition and Circumstance: Adoption
1289. Family Composition and Circumstance: Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs
1290. Family Composition and Circumstance: Foster Care
1291. Family Composition and Circumstance: Overview
1292. Family Support Services: Income Support Services for Children and Families
1293. Family Support Services: Overview
1294. Immigrant Education: International
1295. International Assessments: IEA and OECD Studies of Reading Literacy
1296. International Assessments: IEA Study of Technology in the Classroom
1297. International Assessments: IEA Third International Mathematics and Science Study
1298. International Assessments: Political Democracy and the IEA Study of Civic Education
1299. International Issues of Social Mobility of Underprivileged Groups
1300. Language and Education
1301. Latchkey Children
1302. Nongovernmental Organizations and Foundations
1303. Parental Involvement in Education
1304. Parenting: High-Risk Neighborhoods
1305. Parenting: Influence of Parents' Level of Education
1306. Parenting: Influence on Child's Educational Aspirations and Attainment
1307. Parenting: Overview
1308. Population and Education
1309. Poverty and Education: Children and Adolescents
1310. Poverty and Education: Overview
1311. Rural Education: International Context
1312. School Readiness
1313. Special Education: International Context
1314. Student Mobility
1315. Tutoring: International Trends
1316. Violence, Children's Exposure to: Domestic Violence
1317. Violence, Children's Exposure to: General Effects
1318. Welfare Reform: Effects on Families and Children
1319. Welfare Reform: Moving Mothers from Welfare to Work
1320. D. COMMUNITY INFLUENCE
1321. Community-Based Organizations, Agencies, and Groups
1322. Community Education
1323. Family, School, and Community Connections
1324. Neighborhoods
1325. Violence, Children's Exposure to: Community Violence
1326. Violence, Children's Exposure to: General Effects
1327. E. CHILDREN'S HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE
1328. Dental Health and Children
1329. Health and Education
1330. Health Care and Children
1331. Immunization and Children's Physical Health
1332. Managed Care and Children
1333. Mental Health Services and Children
1334. Nutrition and Children's Physical Health
1335. Population and Education
1336. Risk Behaviors: Drug Use Among Teens
1337. Risk Behaviors: HIV/AIDS and Its Impact on Adolescents
1338. Risk Behaviors: Sexual Activity among Teens and Teen Pregnancy Trends
1339. Risk Behaviors: Sexually Transmitted Diseases
1340. Risk Behaviors: Smoking and Its Effect on Children's Health
1341. Risk Behaviors: Suicide
1342. Risk Behaviors: Teen Pregnancy
1343. Sleep and Children's Physical Health
1344. Special Education: International Context
1345. F. OUT-OF-SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
1346. Adolescent Peer Culture: Gangs
1347. Adolescent Peer Culture: Overview
1348. Adolescent Peer Culture: Parents' Role
1349. Child Abuse and Neglect
1350. Child Protective Services: Current System
1351. Child Protective Services: Historical Overview
1352. Clubs
1353. Dropouts, School
1354. Drug and Alcohol Abuse: School
1355. Employment: Employers' Perceptions of Employment Readiness
1356. Employment: General Impact on Students
1357. Employment: Reasons Students Work
1358. Health and Education
1359. Juvenile Justice System: Contemporary Juvenile Justice System and Juvenile Detention Alternatives
1360. Juvenile Justice System: History of Juvenile Courts
1361. Juvenile Justice System: Juvenile Crime and Violence
1362. Language and Education
1363. Media, Influence on Children
1364. Museum as an Educational Institution, The
1365. Population and Education
1366. Rural Education: International Context
1367. Testing: Test Preparation Programs, Impact of
1368. Tutoring: International Trends
1369. Tutoring: School
1370. Violence, Children's Exposure to: Community Violence
1371. Violence, Children's Exposure to: Domestic Violence
1372. Violence, Children's Exposure to: General Effects
1373. Volunteer Work
1374. Youth Development Programs
1375. G. INCOME AND ECONOMIC CHANGE
1376. Compensatory Education: Policies and Programs in Latin America
1377. Family Support Services: Income Support Services for Children and Families
1378. Globalization of Education
1379. Head Start: Overview of Programs and Legislation (1999) Appendix III
1380. International Assessments: IEA Study of Technology in the Classroom
1381. International Gap in Technology, The
1382. Population and Education
1383. Poverty and Education
1384. H. VIOLENCE
1385. Adolescent Peer Culture: Gangs
1386. Aggressive Behavior
1387. Child Abuse and Neglect
1388. Child Protective Services: Current System
1389. Child Protective Services: Historical Overview
1390. Juvenile Justice System: History of Juvenile Courts
1391. Juvenile Justice System: Juvenile Crime and Violence
1392. Violence, Children's Exposure to: Community Violence
1393. Violence, Children's Exposure to: Domestic Violence
1394. Violence, Children's Exposure to: General Effects
1395. XII. EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS AND SPECIAL EDUCATION
1396. Adapted Physical Education
1397. Assistive Technology
1398. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
1399. Autism, Education of Individuals with
1400. College Students with Disabilities: Accommodating
1401. College Students with Disabilities: Special Learning Needs
1402. Compensatory Education: Policies and Programs in Latin America
1403. Compensatory Education: United States
1404. Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 Appendix III
1405. Education of the Handicapped Act Amendments of 1990 Appendix III
1406. Emotionally Disturbed, Education of
1407. Gifted and Talented, Education of
1408. Hearing Impairment: School Programs
1409. Hearing Impairment: Teaching Methods
1410. Language and Education
1411. Learning Disabilities, Education of Individuals with
1412. Mental Retardation, Education of Individuals with
1413. Mills v. Board of Education of the District of Columbia (1972) Appendix III
1414. People with Disabilities, Special Programs to Assist
1415. Pennsylvania Association of Retarded Childrenv. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (1971) Appendix III
1416. Physical Disabilities, Education of Individuals with
1417. Reading Disabilities
1418. Severe and Multiple Disabilities, Education of Individuals with
1419. Special Education: Current Trends
1420. Special Education: History of
1421. Special Education: International Context
1422. Special Education: Preparation of Teachers
1423. Speech and Language Impairment, Education of Individuals with
1424. Visual Impairments, Education of Individuals with
1425. XIII. TEACHER EDUCATION
1426. Ethics: School Teaching
1427. Hunter, Madeline Cheek
1428. Motivation: Instruction
1429. National Board for Professional Teaching Standards
1430. Sheldon, Edward
1431. Stratemeyer, Florence
1432. Teacher
1433. Teacher Employment
1434. Teacher Evaluation: Methods
1435. Teacher Evaluation: Overview
1436. Teacher Learning Communities
1437. Teaching: Knowledge Bases of
1438. Teaching: Learning to Teach
1439. Teaching: Methods for Studying
1440. Team Teaching
1441. Waller, Willard W.
1442. A. ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
1443. Art Education: Preparation of Teachers
1444. Business Education: Preparation of Teachers
1445. Coalition of Essential Schools
1446. Early Childhood Education: Preparation of Teachers
1447. Elementary Education: Preparation of Teachers
1448. English Education: Preparation of Teachers
1449. Mathematics Education, Teacher Preparation
1450. Mentoring
1451. Music Education: Preparation of Teachers
1452. Physical Education: Preparation of Teachers
1453. Science Education: Preparation of Teachers
1454. Secondary Education: International Issues
1455. Social Studies Education: Preparation of Teachers
1456. Special Education: Preparation of Teachers
1457. Teacher Education: Historical Overview
1458. Vocational and Technical Education: Preparation of Teachers
1459. B. POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION
1460. Centers for Teaching Improvement in Colleges and Universities
1461. College Teaching
1462. Faculty Roles and Responsibilities
1463. Faculty Teaching, Assessment of
1464. Future Faculty Preparation Programs
1465. Grading Systems: Higher Education
1466. Teaching and Learning: Higher Education
1467. C. INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION
1468. Decentralization and Education
1469. International Students: The Global Commerce of Higher Education
1470. International Teachers Associations
1471. Teacher Education: International Perspective
1472. Teacher Preparation, International Perspective
1473. Teaching and Learning: International Perspective
1474. XIV. ADMINISTRATION
1475. Campbell, Roald F.
1476. Cubberley, Ellwood
1477. Decentralization and Education
1478. Educational Leadership
1479. Goslin, Willard E.
1480. Harris, William T.
1481. Newlon, Jesse
1482. Principal, School
1483. Scheduling
1484. School-Based Decision-Making
1485. School Board Relations: Relation of School Board to the Superintendent
1486. Superintendent of Large-City School Systems
1487. Superintendent of Schools
1488. Supervision of Instruction
1489. XV. PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
1490. A. CONTINUING EDUCATION
1491. Continuing Professional Education: International Corporations
1492. Continuing Professional Education: United States
1493. Corporate Colleges
1494. Distance Learning in Higher Education
1495. Life Experience for College Credit
1496. Lifelong Learning
1497. B. GRADUATE TRAINING
1498. Business Education: College and Graduate Study
1499. Dentistry Education
1500. Divinity Studies
1501. Graduate Record Examination
1502. Graduate School Training
1503. Graduate Study in Education
1504. Engineering Education
1505. Higher Education, International Issues
1506. Law Education
1507. Law School Admission Test
1508. Medical College Admission Test
1509. Medical Education
1510. Nursing Education
1511. Student Loans in an International Context
1512. XVI. EDUCATION AND COMMERCE
1513. Commerce of Education
1514. Continuing Professional Education: International Corporations
1515. Globalization of Education
1516. International Aspects of Education Commerce
1517. International Education
1518. International Gap in Technology, The
1519. International Students: The Global Commerce of Higher Education
1520. International Trade in Education Programs, Goods, and Services
1521. Nongovernmental Organizations and Foundations
1522. Student Loans in an International Context
1523. Textbooks: Overview
1524. Tutoring: International Trends