While much has been done in California to provide adequate facilities and programs to educate and train the child who is mentally retarded, very little has been done to assure adequate reporting of the child\u27s progress: in the program. This assumption has been reinforced through discussion of this problem with many persons who are active in programs for the mentally retarded in California. It must be further assumed that an adequate method of evaluating and reporting pupil progress should be an inherent part of any purposeful educational program. The problem was to determine what methods should be used to report pupil progress of children in classes for the mentally retarded in the San Pablo School District
In this study retardation is a descriptive term. It refers to those school children who are below th...
Little research has been done on direct obser-vation of retarded children in ongoing class-room situ...
This investigation was conceived as a directed observation study of the development of a special e...
While much has been done in California to provide adequate facilities and programs to educate and tr...
In 1951, Education Code section 6903 was passed by the California State Legislature making it permi...
The problem is this study is to locate and analyze the retarded pupils in the Stockton Elementary Pu...
Many studies of pupil retardation have been made since the problem first came to the attention of ed...
Capturing and recording progress made in schools by children with severe/profound intellectual disab...
Ed.D. University of Kansas, Education 1971In-service education has historically been, and continues ...
This paper examines statistics that appear to show a 20 percent decline in the number of students id...
Attitudes and perceptions of elementary students about moderately mentally retarded children were me...
Experimental teaching techniques and classroom facilities have recently been brought into use at The...
Described in the booklet are program guidelines for serving trainable mentally retarded students in ...
What do the parents of mentally retarded children in the Mt. Diablo Unified School District think of...
The problem of this study is the development of a program for reporting pupil progress to parents in...
In this study retardation is a descriptive term. It refers to those school children who are below th...
Little research has been done on direct obser-vation of retarded children in ongoing class-room situ...
This investigation was conceived as a directed observation study of the development of a special e...
While much has been done in California to provide adequate facilities and programs to educate and tr...
In 1951, Education Code section 6903 was passed by the California State Legislature making it permi...
The problem is this study is to locate and analyze the retarded pupils in the Stockton Elementary Pu...
Many studies of pupil retardation have been made since the problem first came to the attention of ed...
Capturing and recording progress made in schools by children with severe/profound intellectual disab...
Ed.D. University of Kansas, Education 1971In-service education has historically been, and continues ...
This paper examines statistics that appear to show a 20 percent decline in the number of students id...
Attitudes and perceptions of elementary students about moderately mentally retarded children were me...
Experimental teaching techniques and classroom facilities have recently been brought into use at The...
Described in the booklet are program guidelines for serving trainable mentally retarded students in ...
What do the parents of mentally retarded children in the Mt. Diablo Unified School District think of...
The problem of this study is the development of a program for reporting pupil progress to parents in...
In this study retardation is a descriptive term. It refers to those school children who are below th...
Little research has been done on direct obser-vation of retarded children in ongoing class-room situ...
This investigation was conceived as a directed observation study of the development of a special e...