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COLELLA, HENRY VA,, COMP.; GLEASON, JOHN J., CCME.SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY CF BOOKS, PAMPHLETS,PERIODICALS, AND CURRICULUM GUIDES IN WORK STUDY FORTHE EDUCABLE RETARDED.BOSTON UN/V., MASS., SCHOOL OF EDUCATION.;MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPT. OF EDUCATION, BOSTON.,APR 6919P.

EDRS PRICE MF-4)0.25 HC$1.05*BIBLIOGRAPHIES, *EDUCABLE MENTALLY HANDICAPPED,*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PERIODICALS, *TEXTBOOKS

THIS BIBLICGRAPHY OF LITERATURE ON THE EDUCABLEMENTALLY i',TAREEE CCNTAINS THREE TYPES OF MATERIALS: (1) 26 TEXTBOOKSSUCH AS "THE ECONOMICS OF VCCATIONAL REHABILITATION," BY RONALDCCNLLY AND "SELECTED REFERENCES CN THE EDUCATION AND VOCATIONALREHABILITATION OF MENTALLY RETARDED ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS," BYGEORGE AYERS; (2) 123 PERIODICALS AND PAMPHLETS WHICH DISCUSSSUBJECTS SUCH AS "A PLACE IN HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED,""THL FAIRFAX PLAN: A HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR MILDLY RETARDED YOUTH,"AND "OCCUPATIONAL VALUES OE RETARDED STUDENTS:" AND (3) 88 CURRICULUMGUIDES wHICH INCLUDE A SECONDARY LEVEL RESOURCE GUIDE FOR EDUCABLEMENTALLY RETARDED, ANE AN OKLAHOMA CURRICULUM GUILL FOR TEACHERCOORDINATORS OF EDUCABLE MENTALLY RETARDED STUDENTS. (CH)

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C) BOOKS, RhMPHLETS, PERIODICALS, AM CURRICULUM GUIDES

IN VORK STUDY FOR THE EDUCABLE RETARDED

Compiled and edited

by

Henry V. Colella, Ph.DrnBostJn College

andJohn J. GleasonBoston College

4/23/69

For

ilassachusetts state Departmont of Education

A Curriculum GuidoWilliam Philbrick, DirectorBureau of Special Education,'

And

Now England Haterials Instruction Center

Director: Harold Ruvin, Ed.D.Boston University Sch9ol of Education

Department of Special Educationikston, ilassachusetts

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE

OFFICE OF EDUCATION

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TEXTBOOKS

Arthur, Julietta K. Employment for the HandicaPped: A Guide forthe Disabled, their ?Willies, and their Counselors.New York: Abington Press, 1967.

Ayers, George E. Selected References on the Education and VocationalRehabilitation of Mentally Retarded Adolescents and Ach4tE.Mankato State College, vankato, minnesota: rehabilitationCounselor Education ProPram, 1967.

Baumeister, Alfred A., ed. mental atardation: Educationand Rehabilitation. Chicago, Illinois: Aldine PublishingCompany, 1967.

Best, Harry. Public Provision for the Mentally Retarded in theUnited States. Worcester, Massachusetts: Heffernan Press,Inc., 1965 .

Birch, Jack 17., and Stevens, Godfrey D. Reaching the MentallyRetarded. Indianapolis, Indiana: The Bobbs - Merril CompanyInc., 1955.

Conley,

Davies,

Ronald U. The Economics of Vocational rehabilitation.Baltimore, Maryland: John Hopkins Press, 1965.

Stanley Powell, and Ecob, Katharine G. The Mentallyretarded in Society. New York: Columbia University Press,1959.

Farber, Bernard. Mental Retardation: Its Social Context andSocialConseouences. Boston, Aassachusetts: HoughtonMifflin Company, 1968.

Goldberg, I. Ipnacy. Selected Bibliography of Special Education.New York: Columbia University Teachers College, 1967.

Govan, John C., and Demos, George. The Guidance of ExceptionalChildren. New York: David MtKav, 1965.

Hutt, Max L., and Gibly, Robert Gwyn. The Mentally PetardedDevelopmenta_Education and Treatment. 2nd Ed. Boston,Massachusetts: Allyn and Bacon, Inc., 1965.

Ingram,

Jordan,

Christine P. Education of the Slorq-Learning Child. 3rd ed.New York, New York: The Ronald Press Comnany, 1960.

Thomas E. The mentally retarded. 2nd ed. Columbus, Ohio:Merrill Books, Inc., 1966.

ed. Perspectives in Mental retardation. Carbondale, Illinois:Southern Illinois University Press, 1966.

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Katz, Elias. The Retarded Adult in the Community.Illinois: Charles C. Thomas Publisher, 1968.

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Kolstor, Oliver P., and Frey, Roger T. A High School ?fork-Study

Program for Mentally Subnormal Students. Carbondale,

Illinois: Southern Illinois University Press, 1965.

Lindman, Frank T., and "clntyre, Donald M., Jr., eds, The Mentally

Disabled and the Law. Chicago, Illinois: The University

of Chicago Press, 1961.

leyen, Edward L., ed. Planning Community Services for the mentally

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Peterson, Richard O., and Jones, Edna M. guide to Jobs for the

Mentally Retarded. Revised ed. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:

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Philips, Irving, ed., and Esser, Mary Ann. Prevention and Treat-

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Robinson, Habert B., and Pobinson, Nancy M. The Mentally Retarded

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Rothstein, Jerome H., ed. Mental Retardation: Readings and Resources.

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Smith, Robert. Clinical Teaching methods of Instruction for the

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