Data collected from 19 state education agencies through questionnaires and interviews focused on special problems and approaches in rural areas for complying with four major aspects of P.L. 94-142, the Education for All Handicapped Children Act: individualized education programs (IEPsi, least restrictive environment (LRE) , procedural safeguards, and parental participation. Cultural, geographic, climatic, socioeconomic, and other inhibiting factors were analyzed. Three primary inhibiting factors were identified in rural schools: teacher retention and recruitment problems, rural attitudinal problems, and problems based on rural geography. Problems were found to emanate from tradition bound rural environments and to be exacerbated by geograph...
School variables, such as school size and school location, matter. School size and location impact m...
This study examines the aspects of Public Law 94-142 that proved both least and most problematic for...
This 1945 National Education Association yearbook focuses atteation on the post-World War II problem...
The purpose of this study was to compare available placements for severely handicapped students in r...
Little attention has been paid to the problems of providing quality assessment services to students ...
Presented is a review of literature on the provision of special education services to handicapped ch...
Special education teachers, through a national survey conducted in 55 rural districts, provided info...
The paper discusses the aspiraticn problems that rural students confront each day. By exploring thei...
Research shows that rural students face increasing challenges to academic, social-emotional, and car...
Equal numbers of rural administrators and college education faculty were surveyed by questionnaire o...
Education of the youth is recognized by workers in rural development as one of the most hopeful mean...
Nearly one in three public school students in the United States attends school in a rural area. A ru...
Trl.s report describes factors distinguishing rural families with special-needs children and their c...
Across the country, states are concentrating efforts to meet the requirements and the spirit of No C...
In an effort to help shape a research agenda for rural education, this document reviews the research...
School variables, such as school size and school location, matter. School size and location impact m...
This study examines the aspects of Public Law 94-142 that proved both least and most problematic for...
This 1945 National Education Association yearbook focuses atteation on the post-World War II problem...
The purpose of this study was to compare available placements for severely handicapped students in r...
Little attention has been paid to the problems of providing quality assessment services to students ...
Presented is a review of literature on the provision of special education services to handicapped ch...
Special education teachers, through a national survey conducted in 55 rural districts, provided info...
The paper discusses the aspiraticn problems that rural students confront each day. By exploring thei...
Research shows that rural students face increasing challenges to academic, social-emotional, and car...
Equal numbers of rural administrators and college education faculty were surveyed by questionnaire o...
Education of the youth is recognized by workers in rural development as one of the most hopeful mean...
Nearly one in three public school students in the United States attends school in a rural area. A ru...
Trl.s report describes factors distinguishing rural families with special-needs children and their c...
Across the country, states are concentrating efforts to meet the requirements and the spirit of No C...
In an effort to help shape a research agenda for rural education, this document reviews the research...
School variables, such as school size and school location, matter. School size and location impact m...
This study examines the aspects of Public Law 94-142 that proved both least and most problematic for...
This 1945 National Education Association yearbook focuses atteation on the post-World War II problem...