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This is an annotated bibliography of books, pamphlets, and adult basiceducational materials currently available in the DHEW Region VIII Adult BasicEducation Library. It is organized by sublect matter categories; the instructionalmaterials in the last section are organized by publishers. Among area's included areadministration, adult learning, counseling and guidance, English as a foreign language,evaluation, health, migrants, minorities, motivation, paraprofessionals, reading,socialization, and teaching methods and techniques. The material is available ontwo-week loan to anyone engaged in educational programs for disadvantaged adultsin Colorado, Idaho, Montana, 'Utah, and Wyoming. Requests for materials should besent to Region VIII Adult Basic Education Proiect, University of Colorado ExtensionDivision, Bureau of Class Instruction, 1165 Broadway, Boulder, Colorado, 80302.Supplements to this bibliography will follow as new acquisitions are made to thelibrary. [Not available in hard copy because of marginal legibility of originaldocument.] (pt)

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REGION VIII ADULT BASIC EDUCATION PROJECT

University of Colorado Extension Division

Bureau of Class Instruction

1165 Broadway, Boulder, Colorado 80302

January, 1969

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION LIBRARY HOLDINGS

The following is a bibliography of books, pamphlets and samples of

adult basic education instructional materials currently available in

the DHEW Region VIII Adult Basic Education Library. This material

is available on loan to anyone engaged in educational programs for.

disadvantaged adults in the states of Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah,

and Wyoming. Library loans of this material may be secured by address-

ing requests to:

Region VIII Adult Basic Education Project

,University of Colorado Extension Division

Bureau of Class Instruction

1165 Broadway, Boulder, Colorado 80302

Library loans will normal/y be made for two weeks. Users of these

materials are responsible for their safe return to the library.

This bibliography is organized by suhject matter categories to assist you

in locating materials related to problems and issues confronted in adult

basic education. Therefore, any given reference may appear under several

different subject matter headings.

The copies of adult basic education instructional materials listed in the

last section of this bibliography are organized by publishers. These

materials are also available on loan as a service to adult basic education

personnel wishing to review a variety of materials prior to purchase for

inclusion in a program. A loan period of 2 weeks and safe return apply to

these materials as well as to the books and pamphlets.

As new acquisitions are made by the Adult Basic Education Library, supple-

ments to this bibliography will be prepared.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

page

Administration 1

Adult Learning 4

Arithmetic 6

Biblitographies 6

Community Growth and Development 7

Counseling and Guidance 9

English as a Foreign Language 11

Equipment and Facilities 12

Evaluation 12

Family Life Education 14

Federal Legislation 16

Foreign Language Instruction 17

G E D and High School Completion 17.Health 17

Instructional Materials 18

Language Arts 24

Migrant Education 26

Migrants , 26

Minorities 26

Motivation of Students. 32

Objectives of Adulr Basic Education 33

Paraprofessionals 34

Reading 36

Research 40Social Studies 44

Socialization 45

Statistics 46

Student Characteristics 47

Teacher Characteristics 51

Teacher Recruitment 51

Teacher Training 52

Teaching Methods 56

Teaching Techniques 59

Tests and Testing 63

Vocational Training 66

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS 68

ADMINISTRATION

LC5209 Adult Basic Education Administrators' Workshop. at Northern

A4 Illinois University. Summer, 1967.Perspectives in adult basic education for administrators

.(edited by) Oswald H. Goering and Michael J. Stotts. In

cooperation with the National University Extension Associa-

tion. DeKalb, Ill., 1967.viii, 115 p.

LC151 Adult Basic Education Workshop. Northern Illinois University

A2 (Dekalb), June 13-24, 1966.Speaking about adults and the continuing educational process.

Proceedings. Edited by R. Phillip Carter and Verl MI Short.

166 p. illus.

PF Adult Education Act of 1966. Adult basic education programs.

1 Washington, D. C., U.S. Office of Education, Division of

adult education, July 1967.8 p. (Memorandum) xeroxed copy.

PF Adult Education Association. Commission of. the Professors of

1 Adult Education.Adult education; a new imperative for our times. Chicago,

1961.15 p.

PF Banks, Virginia.1 The role of the creative administrator in adult education,

by Mrs. Virginia Banks, Consultant, Adult Basic Education,

Colorado Department of Education. MPAE. Denver. March 21,

1967.4 p. mimeo.

LB1731 Bowman, Garda.132 New careers and roles in the American school, by Garda W.

Bowman and Gordon J. Klopf. Report of phase one: a study of

auxiliary oersonnel in education. Research reported hereinconducted pursuant to a contract with the Office of Economic

Opportunity, Washington, D. C. New York, Bank Street College

of Education, 1967.

374 Cass, Angelica W.

C27a Adult elementary eduCation; teaching methods and practices,

administration principles and procedures. Editor-consultant,

Arthur P. Crabtree. New York, Noble and Noble, 19561

275 p.

PF Connecticut. Unitersity.

1 A report on the ABE administratorts institute (Region I, July

9-21, 1967). Compiled by Stanley J. McConner. Storrs, Conn.,

July, 1967.142 p.

LB2806 Halpin, Andrew Williams.H32 Theory and research in administration, by Andrew W. Halpin.

New York, Macmillan, 1966.352 p.

JC433 Henderson, Dorothy (McLaughlin) 1900-

H36 People have power; the backward art of self-government by

Dorothy Henderson. Comments and questions by David Smith.

Montreal, Harvest House, 1964.

269 ID.

PF Hiatt, Peter, ed.

5 Public library service for the functionally illiterate: a

survey of practice, edited by Peter Hiatt and Henry Drennan.

(n.p., n.d.,16 p. mimeo.

PF "How to write a proposal and get it funded," by Clive C. Veri

1 in Adult LeadershiE (16:318-344) March, 1968.

xerox copy.

PF Management Technology, Inc.26 A comprehensive plan for solution of the functionally illite-

rate problem. A report on the present. A plan for the future

for Adult Education Branch, U.S. Office of Education. Washington,

D.C., March, 1968.46 p. illus. charts.

PP National University Extension Association.

1 Administration of adult basic education programs. Case studies

and guidelines. Silver Spring, Marylangi, June, 1968.

Reprint.

PF National University Extension Association.

23 Materials for the adult basic education administrator and

teacher. Prepared for Adult Education Branch, Division of Adult

Education, U.S. Office of Education. Washington, D.C., June,

1967.49 p.

PF "PERT; what is it?" by John E. Jusuts in Sch ol Managementi,

December, 1967.p.

PF Pummell, Milton F., ed.

1 How to start an adult education program. Toronto, Ontario,

Canadian Association for Adult Education, n. d.

24 p. (How to Pamphlets, no. 1).

PF Semina±. on Adult Basic Education. (Held at) Tdronto, Canada

March 18-20, 1.966. Sepinar leader: Dr. Lee Henney.

Sponsors: The Frontier College, Canadian Association for

Adult Education in association with The Technical and Voca-

tional Training Branch, Department of Citizenship and Immi-

gration. D. John Cornish, report editor. n.p. (1966?).

67 p.

PF1

Thailand. Ministry of Education.Thailand work oriented literacy proposal, 1967-1971, Prepared

on behalf of the Ministry of Education by Hilton Power. UNESCO

Contract EDA 7001.26, iv. p. mimeo.

PF U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.

1 Time or effort reporting - a guide to compliance. Washington,

March, 1967.13 p.

PF U.S. Office of Education.

1 Guide for preparing a state plan for adult basic education

programs under the Adult Education Act of 1966. Washington, D.C.

1966?1.2 p.

PF U. S. President. National Advisory Committee on Adult Education.

11 Adult basic education--meeting the challenge of the 1970's.

First annual report of the National Advisory Committee on Adult

Basic Education to the President of the United States and Secre-

tary of Health, Education, and Welfare Washington, D.C. August,

1968.58 p.

PF Woods, Thomas E.1 The administration of educational innovation. Eugene, Oreg.,

University of Oregon, Bureau of Educational Research, May, 1967. 4

61 I,.

ADULT LEARNING

PF Adult Basic Education Pre-Institute Seminar, Wayne State

2 University, May, 1967.

Adult learning (Proceedings) conducted by National Univer-

sity Extension Association for the Division of Adult Educa-

tion Programs, U.S. Office of Education.

85 p.

PF "Adult education and low income families," by Robert A. Luke

2 in Adult Education (7:35-39) 1956-1957.

PF Berdrow, John R.

2 Teaching adults. Springfield, Ill.? Office of the Super-

intendent of Public Instruction, 1965.

48 p. (Adult Education, circular series 14-174).

PF GetLels, J. S.

2 Learning theory and classroom practice in adult education.

Presented at the Conference on instruction at Syracuse Univer-

sity's Sagamore Conference Center, May, 1956. Syracuse,

University College of Syracuse University, n.d.

12 p.

LC4091 Gordon, Edmund W.

P57 Compensatory education for the disadvantaged; programs and

practices, pre-school through college, by Edmund W. Gordon

and Doxey A. Wilkerson. New York, College Entrance Examina-

tion Board, 1966.

299 P.

PF Havighurst, Robert J.

?Adult education and adult needs, by Robert J. Havighurst

and Betty Orr. Chicago, Center for the Study of Liberal

Education for Adults, 1956.

66 p. (Research report no. 303).

LC4091 Hickerson, Nathaniel.

H5 Mucation for alienation. Englewood Cliffs, N. J., Prentice-

Hall, 1966.98 p.

HV3006 Jastak, Joseph Florian, 1)01-

D3J3 Mental retardation, its nature and incidence; a population

survey of the State of Delaware by Joseph F. Jastak, Halsey

M. Maahee, and Martin Whiteman. Newark, Del., University of

Delaware Press, 1963.184 p.

LC5219 Kidd, James Robbins.

K5. How adiAlts learn. New York, Association Press, 1959.

324 p.

?F Kuhlen, Raymond G., ed.

2 Psychological backgrounds of adult education: papers

preJented at a Syracuse University conference, October,1962, Sagamore, New York. Chicago Center for the Study

of Liberal Education for Adults, 1963.148 p. (Notes and essays on education for adults,

no. 40).

1,0151 Lanning, Frank W., ed.L3 Basic education for disadvantaged adults; theory and

practice, edited by Frank W. Lanning and Wesley A. Many.Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1966.

411 p.

LC5219 Miller, Harry L.M52 Teaching and learning in adult education. New York,

Macmillan, c1964.xi, 340 p. diagrs.

PF Miller, Marilyn V., ed.2 On teaching adults: an anthology. Chicago, Ill. Center

for the Study of Liberal Education for Adults, 1960.

98 p. (Notes and essays on education for adults, 32):

LC5219 National Association of Public School Adult Educators.

N375 How adults can learn more-faster. A practical handbookfor adult students, by Virginia B. Warren. Washington,

D. C. National Association of Public School Adult Educators,

1961.52 p.

PF. National Association of Public School Adult Educators.

2 When you're teaching adults. Washington, 1959.

24 p.

L05219 Neff, Monroe C.N36 Adult basic education seminar guide: a study program for

teacher training, by Monroe C. Neff. Chicago, Educational

Opportunities Project, 1966.173 p.

PF "Parent education is more than a head start," by Evelyn W.

2 Pickarts in California Parent-Teacher, January, 1966.40111M1

2 p. xerox copy.

L04065 Passow, A. Harry, comp,

P3. Education of the disadvantaged; a book of readings, edited

by A. Harry Passow, Miriam Goldberg and Abraham J. Tannenbaum.

New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1967.

50 P.

.0" 4,4,M. .1. ,,-,Fts .1r.tOPP.IMI.V.iK1,.

BF Pressey, Sidney Leavitt,

701 Psychological development through the life span, by Sidney

P7 L. Pressey and Raymond G. Kuhlen. New York, Harper, 1957.

xxiii, 654 p. Illus., diagrs., tables.

PF Solomon, Daniel.Teaching styles and learning, by Daniel Solomcn, William

E. Bezdek and Larry Rosenberg. Chicago Center for the Study

of Liberal Education for Adults, 1963.

164 p. (Research report, no. 311).

PF Techniques for Teachers of Adults.

2 A treasury of techniques for teaching adults, edited by

Virginia B. Warren. Washington, National Association for

Public School Adult Education, 1964.

48 p.

ARITHMETIC

PF An annotated bibliography of mathematics books for the elemen-

3 tary library.15 p. mimeo.

PF Berger, EMil J.

3 A guide to the use and procurement of teaching aids for

mathematics by Emil J. Berger and Donovan A. Johnson. Wash-

ington, D. C., National Council of Teachers of Mathematics,

1966.41 p.

PF Brice, Edward Warner.

15 Teaching adults the literacy skills, by Edward Warner Brice,

Roy B. Minnis, (and) Ellen C. Henderson. Washington, D.C.,

General Federation of Women's Clubs, 19637

112 p. illus.

PF Donohue, Dan.

27 Guidelines for teaching the "under-educated" adult, prepared

by Dan Donohue, Jess B. Brewster, Frances Harris and Charles

McCarthy. Prepared under the supervision of the State Office

of Public Instruction. Olympia, Washington, n.d.

97 P.

qA1 National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.

N3 Enrichment mathematics for the grades. Washington, 1963.

27th 368 p. (Its yearbook, 27).

National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.

N3 Instruction in arithmetic. Washington, 1960,

2501 366 p. (Its yearbook, 25).

BIBLIOGRAPHIE3

Bibliographies are included under pertinent subject headings.

COMMUNITY GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

HM131. Arensberg, Conrad Maynadier.A58 Culture and community by Conrad M. Arensberg anl Solon T.

Kimball. New York, Harcourt, Brace and World, 196j.

349 p.

HM251 Bennis, Warren G.

P4 The planning of change; readings in the applied behavioral

sciences. Edited by Warren G. Bennis, Kenneth D. Benne (and)

Robert Chin. New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston. (1961).

xiii, 781 p. illus. 24 cm.

PF Campbell, Clyde M.

5 The world of work. Flint, Michigan, Board of Education,

December, 1967.6 p. (The Community School and Its Administration, v. 6,

no. 4).

HM47 Colorado. State University. Fort Collins. Extension Service.

C3F1 Guide for growth: inventory, resources and background in-

formation for community and resource development in...county

or area. Fort Collins, Colo., 196?

157 p.

HM47 Denver. Planning Commission,

C3D1 Denver 1985; a comprehensive plan for community excellence.

Denver, January, 1967.288 p. illus. maps.

HC107 'Denver. University. Denver Research Institute. Industrial

A17D2 Economics Division.A preliminary review of economic development information for

the four corners region. A report on a research reconnaissance

and study. Prepared for Economic Development Administration,

U.S. Department of Commerce...by John S. Gilmore, David K.

Martin (and) William M. Hildred, August, 1968.

206 p.

Flint, Michigan. Board of Education.What's going on in Flint tonight? Produced jointly by the

Mott Adult Education Program staff under the guidance of

Marvin R. Sitts, and by the Publications Department, Flint

Board of Education. Edited by Tom Mayes. Flint, Michigan,

pp5

nd.21p.

HV40' Harper, Ernest Bouldin, ed.

H29 Community organization in action: basic literature and

critical comments. Selected and edited by Ernest B. Harper

and Arthur Dunham. New York, Association Press, 1959.

543 p.

JC1433 Henderson, Dorothy (McLaughlin) 1900-

H36 People have power; the backward art of self-government by

Dorothy Henderson. Comments and questionS by David Smith.

Montreal, Harvest House, 1964.

269 p.




(n.p., n.d., n.p.)16 p. mimeo.

PF Johnson, Byron.

5 The vitality of a city: challenge to higher education.

Challenge to education: a new approach.

18 p. mimeo.

HT65 Jones, Marshall E.

j2 Rural-urban life; basic concepts to be used as the foundation

for adult discussion groups. Laramie, University of Wyoming,

January, 1961.100 p. mimeo.

PF Journal of Educational Administration.

5 The University of New England, Australia (Armidale, N.S.W.)

v. IV, no. 2, October, 1966.

HV95 Pearl, Arthur.P4 New careers for the poor. The non-professional in hunan

service (by) Arthur Pearl and Frank Riessman. New York, Free

Press 1966, c1965.xiv, 273 p.

PF

5

PF

5

Role of the school in community development.

7 p. mimeo.

Schler, Daniel.General community leadership training program; a working paper.

Boulder, Colo? 1967.

6 p. mimeo.

PrEx10.8 U.S. Executive Office of the President. Office of the Vice

V66 President.The Vice President's handbook for local officials: a guide to

Federal assistance for local governments. Washington, D. C.,

1967.297 p.

PF U.S. President's National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty.

5 The people left behind; a report. Washington, D.C., September,

1967.,

160 p.

COUNSELING AND GUIDANCE


A2 (DeKalb) June 13 - June 24, 1966.Speaking about adults and the continuing educational process.

Proceedings. Edited by R. Phillip Carter and Verl M. Short.166 p. illus.

PF Breningmeyer, Everette.6 The counselor's handbook: a manual of effective professional

practices, by Everette Breningmeyer and Glen Schuknecht. Edited

by Fred C. Proff. Urbana, Ill., R. W. Parkinson, 1964.20 p. (The Counselor's handbook series).

PF Conference on the Training of Counselors of Adults.

6 Adults in transition: summary of a Conference on the Train-ing of Counselors of Adults. Held at Chatham, Massachusetts,

May, 1965. Sponsored by the New England Board of HigherEducation, Winchester, Massachusetts (and) the Center forthe Study of Liberal Education for Adults at Boston Univer-

sity. n.p., n.d.25 p.

PF Gazda, George Michael, 1931-6 Handbook of guidance services, by George M. Gazda and Jonell

H. Folds. Urbana, Ill., R. W. Parkinson, 1966.127 p.

LC4091 Gordon, Edmund W.G57 Compensatory education for the disadvantaged; programs and

practices, pre-school through college, by Edmund W. Gordon and

Doxey A. Wilkerson. New York, College Entrance ExaminationBoard, 1966.

299 p.

LC5219 Indiana. Dept. of Public Instruction. Division of Adult

I 3 Education.Counseling educationally disadvantaged adults. Rose Mary

Pattison, editor. Indianapolis, Ind., 1968.153 p. 28 cm. 2 c.

PF McGraw-Hill Book Company. Information and Training Services

6 Division.Educationally deficient adults: their education and training

needs, the report of a survey. Washington, U.S. Dept. of.Health,Education, and Welfare, Office of Education; for sale by theSuperintendent of Documents, U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1965.

60 p.

PF National Association of Public School Adult Educators.

6 Counseling and interviewing adult students. Washington, 1960.

24 p.

National University Extension Association.23 Materials for the adult basic education administrator and

teacher. Prepared for Adult Educatiot Branch, Division ofAdult Education, U.S. Office of Education. Washington,D. C., June, 1967.

49 p.

LC5219 Neff, Monroe C.N36 Adult basic education seminar guide: a study program for

teacher training, by Monroe C. Neff. Chicago, EducationalOpportunities Project, 1966.

173 p.

Lc4065 Passow, A. Harry, comp.P3 Education of the disadvantaged; a book of readings, edited

by A. Harry Passow, Miriam Goldberg and Abraham J. Tannenbaum.New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1967.

503 p.

PF "Teaching decision-making to the disadvantaged," by Catherine6 Cavanagh and Dorothy Z. Price in Journal of Home Econo-

mics (60:337-342) May, 1968.

PF "Training the unemployables: what one company learned," in34 U.S. News and World leiport, July 1 1968, pp. 54-57.

xerox copy.

PF U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.6 Training the hard-core unemployed; a demonstration-research

project at Virginia State College, Norfolk Division. (kainterim report). Washington, D.C., 1964.

101 p. (Cooperative research monograph, no. 13).

PF U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Committee6 on the Use of Program Resources, The Joint Task Force on

Health, Education, and Welfare Services and Housing.

Services for families living in public housing. Washington,D.C., U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare and U.S.Housing and Home Finance Agency, 1963.

FS14.17/3 U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. WelfareN31 Administration.

Neighborhood legal services - new dimensions in the law.,Report prepared by Jane Handler; Leora Wood Wells, ed.Washington, D.C., 1966.'

79 P.

L2.3: U.S. Department of Labor. Bureau of Labor Statistics.1550 Occupational outlook handbook: employment information on

occupations for use in guidance. 1968-69, ed. Washington,D.C., 1968?

763 p.

ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE

PF California. State Department of Education. Bureau of

7 Adult Education.A handbook for teachers of English. (Americanization-

literacy). Sacramento, Calif., June 30, 1966.

69 p.

PF California. State Department of Education. BureaU of

7 Adult Education.A handbook for teachers of English. Project Director,

Roy W. Steeves. Sacramento, Calif., 1966.

69 p.

PF California. State Department of Education. Bueau of

7 Adult Education.Suggested bibliography of materials available for use in

English-as-a-foreign-language classes.17 p. mimeo.

PE1128 Dixson, Robert J.

A2D535 Practical guide to the teaching of English as a foreign

language. New York, Regents Pub. Co., 1960.

96 p.

PF Easy materials for the Spanish-speaking.

22 In Booklist and aalmaration Books Bulletin, July 15, 1968 .

xerox copy.

PF "Factors influencing learning a second language," by Loyd S.

7 Tireman and Miles V. Zintz in Education, January, 1961.

4 p. xerox copy.

PF Materials for use in teaching Spanish and English as foreign

7 languages. Prepared by the Staff of Project CABEL. Wash-

ington, U.S. Office of Education, n.d.

28 p. mimeo.

PF "The public schools and Spanish-speaking children," by Fred E.

Romero in A Research Contribution for Education in Colorado

(v.3, no.3) Jaiivary, 1967.

15 p.

LB1050.5 Zintz, Miles V.

Z5 Corrective reading by Miles V. Zintz. Dubuque, Iowa, W.C.

Brown Co., 1966.380 p..

EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES

L31044.7 Diamond, Robert M., ed.

D48 A guide to instructional television. New York, McGraw-

Hill, 1964.304 p.

LC151 National University Extension Association.

N2 Educational technology: preparation and use in adult

basic education programs. Prepared...for the U. S.

Office of Education, Division of Adult Education. Wash-

ington, D. C., 1967.89 p.


8 Sources of information on educational media, prepared by

John A. Moldstad for the Educational Media Council. ,In

cooperation with the U.S. Department of Health, Education,

and Welfare, Office of Education. Washington, D.C., 1963.

29 p.

EVALUATION

PF "An attitude scale technique for evaluating meetings," by

9 Russell P. Kropp and Coolie Verner in Adult Education.

4 p.

PF Banks, Virginia.

9 Do your adult students ask for more? By Mrs. Virginia

Banks, Consultant, Adult Basic Education, Colorado Depart-

ment of Education. Denver, 1967.

1 p. mimeo.

PF (Eduvttional Testing Service, Princeton, N.J. Evaluation and

9 Advisory Service).Making the classroom test. A guide for teachers. 2d. ed.

Princeton, N.J. Educational Testing Service, 1961.

27 p. (Evaluation and advisory service series, no. 4).

PF The EPIC Forum.

9 Tuscon.v.1, no.2. March-April, 1968.

PV Guba, Egon G.

9 ,

Evaluation: the process of stimulating, aiding, and abet-

ting insightful action, by Eeon G. Guba and Daniel L. Stuffle-

beam. An address delivered at the Second National Symposium

for Professors of Educational Research, sponsored by Phi

Delta Kappa. Boulder, Colorado, November 21; 1968.

67 p.

LC151 Lanning, Frank W., ed.L3 Basic education for disadvantaged adults; theory and

practice, edited by Frank W. Lanning and Wesley A. ManyBoston, Houghton Mifflin, 1966.

411 p.

PF Management Technology, Inc.

9 Abstract of a conceptual model of an adult basic educationsystem. Produced for Adult Education Branch, Division ofAdult Education Programs, U.S. Office of Education. Los

Angeles, June, 1967.24 p.

PF National University Extension Asbociation.

9 Extended and revised National teacher-training adult basiceducation program funded under the Adult Education Act of1966. Fourth progress report. Submitted to Adult BasicEducation Branch, Division of Adult Education, U.S.,Officeof Education by the National University Extension Associa-tion, Washington, D.C., 1967.

110 p.

LC5219 Neff, Monroe C.N36 Adult basic education seminar guide: a study program for


Opportunities Project, 1966.173 p,

PF Pearce, Frank.

9 Evaluation of a multi-occupational MDTA project. A speechdelivered by Dr. Frank Pearce for the National Seminar onPlanning and Evaluation at the Center for the Study ofTechnical and Vocational Education at Ohio State University.1966.

12 p. mimeo.

PF State and local ABE program evaluation surveys. U.S. Govern-

9 ment memorandum from Paul Delker, Director AEP. Washington,

D.C. Office of Education, n.d.

PF U.S. Office of Education. Division of Adult Education Programs.

9 Adult Education Branch.A conceptual model of an adult basic education evaluation

system. Condensed final study report concluded December, 1966.Los Angeles, Management Technology, Inc., 1967.

various paging. charts. tables.

FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION

PF "A yeang teacher tells about needs of parents in adult

10 basic educatiorWl by Ben H. Bagdikian in The Midst

of Plenty.. 1964.

119-120 p.

PF Children.10 Washington, D.C. U.S. Department of Health, Education,

and Welfare. May-June, 1967.

PF Erickson, Lawrence.

10 Family finance education for adults, by Lawrence W.

Erickson and Barbara S. Simi, Los Ange1es9 Center for

Family Finance Education, University of California,

1967.81 p.

PF Los Angeles Co. Office of the Superintendent of Schools.

10 Understanding the older adult. A teacher's manual and

course of study for use in adult education classes in

secondary schools. Prepared under the auspices of the

Los Angeles County Superintendent of Schools and Cali-

fornia State Department of Social Welfare, 1966.

69 p.

PF National Committee for Education in Family Finance.

10 Free and inexpensive materials for teaching family

finance. New York, n.d.

53 p.


10 Curriculum guide and resource units for personal and

family development in adult basic education. Prepared

for the U.S. Office of Education. Washington, D.C.?

1968?140 p.

PF "Parent education is more than a head start," by Evelyn W.

2 Pickarts in California.Parent-Teacher, January, 1966.

2 p. xerox'copy.3

PP "Poor people rated smart food buyers," in Denver Post,

10 July 15, 1968.1 p.

PP Shoemaker, Louise Proehl.

10 Parent and family life education for low-income families,

a guide for leaders. Washington, U.S. Dept. of Health, t;duca-

tion, and Welfare, Welfare Administration, Children's 3ureau,

1965.66 p.

PF "Social class and the exercise of parental authority," by

10 Melvin L. Kohn in American Sociological Review (24:

352-366) 1959.

PF "Toward a definition of homemaker literacy," by Hazel Taylor

10 Spitze in Journal of Home Economics (60:333-336) May, 1968.

PF Two articles on family life and sex education. Children (14:

10 130-140) July-August, 1967.

reprint.

PF U.S. Children's Bureau.

10 Publications of the Children's Bureau. Washington, January,

1966.

33 P.

PF U.S. Children's Bureau.

10.Selected films on child life. Compiled by Inez D. Lohr.

Revised 1965, reprinted 1966.

114 p.

PF. U.S. Children's Bureau.

10 Your baby's first year. Washington, 1962.

29 p.

PF U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Social

10 and Rehabilitation Service. Administration on Aging.

Project moneywise-senior. A consumer education program

for older Americans. Washington, D.C., 1968.

24 p.

FS14.17/3 U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Welfare

N31 Administration.Neighborhood legal services - New dimensions in the law.

Report preared by Jane Handler; Leora Wood Wells, ed.

Washington, D.C., 1966.

79 13.

PF U.S. Federal Extension Service.Division of Home Economics.

10 A clean house: agent's guide for training home economics

program aides. Washington, D.C., 1966.

PF U.S. Federal Extension Service. Division of Home Economics.

10 Food for families. Suggestions for trainer agent.

27 p.


5 The people left behind; a report. Washington, D.C., Sept.,

.1967.160 p.

FEDERAL LIDGISLATION

PF Colorado. University. Extension Division.

11 Federal and state legislation programs and their im-plications for the Extension Division of the Universityof Colorado. Boulder, Colo., 19651 1966.

Typewritten manual. Unpaged.

PF Council of Chief State School Officers.

11 (Letter of October 2, 1964 by Edgar Fuller, ExecutiveSecretary, to report "on a consulting session with federalofficials who are developing plans for the administrationof P. L. 452, the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964."

6 p. xerox copy.

Lc4091 Gordon, Edmund W..

G57 Compensatory education for the disadvantaged, programsand practices, pre-school through college, by Edmund W.

Gordon and Doxey A. Wilkerson. New York, College EntranceExamination Board, 1966.

299 p.

LC5251 Greenleigh Associates, Inc.

G5 Inventory of federally supported adult education programs.

Report to the President's National Advisory Committee onAdult Basic Education. New York, 1968,

119, xxi p. tables.

PF Invitational Conference on Educational Television for Public

11 Services. Region IV. Atlantat Ga. September 14-16, 1965,

Condensed transcript of the Tele-lecture session: Federal

programs and the utilization of non-comrorcial television

mul educational media. Washington. Dept. of Health, Educa-

tion, and Welfare, 1965.

35 13.

PF Recent federal legislation affecting adult education. August

11 12, 1964.3 pi. mimeo.

PF Rocky Mountain Conference on Communication Media for Public

11 Services.Telelecture supplement: selected programs of HEW. Denver,

Colo.? Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Re-

gional Office? May, 1966.25 p.

Y4 U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor.

Ed81 Adult basic education. Hearings before the General Sub-

Ad9 committee on Education of the Committee on Education and Labor,

House of Representatives, Eighty-Seventh Congress, second

session, on H.R.. 10143 and H.R. 10191, bills to encourage State

programs of adult basic education. Washington, U.S. Govt. Print.

Off., 1962. 416 p.

PF U.S. Department of Health, Educatidn, and Welfare.

13 Better health care for people with low incomes. The

new Title XIX medical assistance program. A brief

summary. Washington, May, 1966.

PF U.S. President. National Advisory Committee on Adult

11 Education.Adult basic education--meeting the challenge of the

19701s. First annual report of the National AdvisoryCommittee on Adult Basic Education to the President of

the United States and Secretary of Health, Education,

and Welfare. Washington, D.C. August, 1968.

58 p.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION

PF Materials for use in teaching Spanish and English as,foreign languages. Prepared by the Staff of Project

CABEL. Washington. U.S. Office of Education, n.d.

28 p. mimeo.

PM2007 Goossen, Irvy W.G7 Navajo made easier; a course in conversational Navajo,

by Irvy W. Goossen. Flagstaff, Ariz., Northland Press,

1967.271 p.

GED AND HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION

PF Bright, Charles.

35 Effects of successful completion of the G.E.D. Test upon

self concept, self acceptance, and discrepancy scores on the

index of adjustment and values at the Wyoming State Hospital.

Submitted in partial fulfillment of Education 791 M NUEA-ABE

Laramie, Wyoming, University of Wyoming,' 1968.

271,


G57 Compensatory education for the disadvantage; programs and



tion Board, 1966.299 p.

HEALTH

PF Dairy Council of Colorado, Inc.

13 Health education materials. Denver, 1967/1968.

31 p.


13 Better health care for people with low incomes. The new

Title XIX medical assistance program. A brief summary.

Washington, May, 1966.

PF U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Public

13 Health Service. Division of Community Health Services.

A directory of national organizations with intereet in

school health. Washington, D.C., February, 1967.

25 p.

PF U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Public

13 Health Service. Division of Community Health Services.

A directory of national organizations with interest in

school health. 44b ed. Washington, D.C., 1967.

25 p.

PF U.S. President's National Advisory Commission on Rural

5 Poverty.The people left behind; a report. Washington, D.C.,

September, 1967.160 po

PF "A view of health services for mothers and children,'" by

13 Edward Davens in Children (vol. 12, no. 2:47-54) March-

April, 1965.Reprint.

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

LC5209 Adult blsic education development project. Teaching units

A3, and lesson plans. Preliminary draft. A project of the

Adult Education Resource Centers at the Montclair, Jersey

City and Glassboro State Colleges and the New Jersey State

Department of Education, Bureau of Adult Education. Ethel

Kahn, project coordinator. Clyde E. Weinhold, Director.

n.p., n.d.V. p. mimeo.

PF An annotated uibliography of materials for teaching reading,

14 writing, and mathematics. Compiler, Marjorie Buyer. Editor,

Dorothy Minkoff. Union, N. J., Adult Education Resource

Center, Field Services Division, June, 1967.

32 p. mimeo.

PF Audio-visual instruction.

14 Washington, D.C. National Education Association of the

United States. May, 1967, (v. 12, no. 5).

PF Barnes, Robert F.

14 Graded materials for teaching adult illiterates; a classi-

fied and annotated list of materials for teaching reading,

writing and arithmetic to adults from the beginning level

through eighth grade; plus a review of research in the

field, by Robert F. Barnes and Andrew Hendrickson.

Columbus, Ohio, Center for Adult Education, School of

Education, Ohio State University, 1965.

98 p.

PF Be Informed Leaflets.14 Be informed on buying an auto. (Series 2). Syracuse,

N.Y., New Reader's Press, 1967.

PF Be Informed Leaflets.14 Be informed on personal credit. (Series 1). Syracuse,

N.Y., New Reader's Press, 1967.

LB Brethower, Dale M.1028.5 Programmed instruction: a manual of programing techniques;

B67 a self-instructional program. Chicago, Educational Methods

0.8 1963.268 p.

PF California. State Department of Education. Bureau of Adult

Education.A handbook fcr teachers of English. (Americanization-

literacy). Sacramento, Calif., June 30, 1966.69 p.

PF Campbell, Boyd P.14. Continuing education film survey. A national survey of

16mm films prepared for the 1968 NYAPSAE annual conference,by Boyd Campbell and Harold A. Williams. Albany, New York,The University of the State of New York, State EducationDepartment, Division of Continuing Education, 1968?

19 p.

374 Cass, Angelica W.C27a Adult elementary education; teaching methods and practices,


Arthur P. Crabtree, New York, Noble and Noble, 1956.275 p.

Colorado. University. Bureau of Educational Research.Bibliography of elementary school science books, compiled

by James R. Wailes and others. Boulder, Colo. June, 1963.

109 p. mimeo.

PF

LB1029 Conference on Application of Digital Computers to Automated

A85C58 Instruction, Washington, D.C., 1961.1961 Programmed learning and computer-based instruction. John

E.. Coulson, editor, New York, Wiley, 1962.xv, 291 p. illus.

PF (Educational Developmental Laboratories, Huntington, N. Y.)Learning 100: a multi-media communication skills system.

nd.41 p.

PF Effective teaching with programmed instruction. Palo Alto,

14 Calif., Behavioral Research Laboratories, n.d.62 p.

PF Erickson, Lawrence W.

10 Family finance education for adults, by Lawrence W.

Erickson and Barbara S. Simi. Los Angeles, Center for

Family Finance Education, University of California,

1967.81 p.

PF "An essential vocabulary," by Corlett Wilson in The

14 Readinm Teacher, November, 1963.

3 p. xerox copy.

PF Gallagher, John P.

14 Mara stops a thief; lesson plan. New York, Portal Press,

1966.6 p. (Springboards reading program).

PF Gallagher, John P.

14 Nick and the gang; lesson plan. New York, Portal Press,

1966.5 p. (Springboards reading program).

PF (Globe Book Company).

14 A manual for English teachers; including model lesson

plans. 100 ed. New York, n.d.

4o p.


14 Myths and folk tales around the world. Teacher's guide.

New York, 1963.47 p.

PF Hayes, Ann.

23 An investigation of materials and methods for the intro-

ductory stage of adult literacy education, by Ann Hayes,

Nancy Lighthall, and Dan Lupton. Prepared by the Adult

Education Council of Greater Chicago. Chicago, Office

of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, n.d.

59 P.

LB1028.7 Hendershot, Carl H.

H4 Programmed learning; a bibliography of programs and pre-

1967 sentation devices by Carl H. Hendershot. 40 ed. Bay City,

Mich., 1967.2 v.

PF32

(International Business Machines Corporation).

IBM 1500 instructional system; system summary. San Jose,

n.d.11 p.

LB1028.5 Jacobs, Paul I.

J3 A guide to evaluating self-instructional programs, by Paul

I. Jacobs, Milton H. Maier, and Lawrence M. Stolurow. New

York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1966.

84 p.

1

Page 21

LC151 Lanning, Frank W., ed.

L3 Basle education for disadvantaged adults; theory and

practice, edited by Frank W. Lanning and Wesley A. Many.

Bostoft, Houghton Mifflin, 1966.

411 p.

PF3.4

Library Materials Suitable for ABE. RL=Reading Level.

4 p. mimeo.

PF McGraw-Hill Book Company. Information and Training Ser-

6 vices Division.Educationally deficient adults: their education and

training needs; the report of a survey. Washington,

U.S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of

Education; for sale by the Superintendent of Documents,

U.S. Govt., Print. Off., 1965.

6o p.

PF "Materials, methods and programs for literacy education,"

14 by Robert F. Barnes. Reprinted from LITERACY EDUCA-

TION, Chapter VII in Review of Educational Research

(35:218-223) June, 19757---

PF Mountain-Plains Educational Media Council.

14 Mountain-Plains Film Library Association Joint Film

Catalog Supplement. 1967. Boulder, Colo., University of

Colorado, Bureau of Audiovisual Instruction.

various paging.


14 The administration of adult basic education; a manual

of training materials. Prepared for the National, Univer-

sity Extension Association by the National Association

of Public School Adult Educators. Washington, D.C.,

June, 1967.

37 p.


14 Curriculum guide and resourcd units for personal and

family development in adult basic education. Prepared for

the U.S. Office of Education, Division of Adult Education,

by the National University Extension Association. Washing-

ton, D.C., 1967?

140 p.

PF New York. (State). University, Albany.

14 Teaching and study materials. Albany, The University of

the State of New York, State Department of Education, Bureau

of Basic Continuing Education, April, 1965.

29 p. (Adult Basic Education - Title III, PL 89-750.

N.Y.S. Welfare Education Program. Bulletin no. 4).

C.

PF North Carolina. State University, Raleigh. Department

14 of Adult Education.An evaluative instrument for programmed instruction.

Developmental and demonstraticn project in the use of

modern educational technology for instructing under-

educated adults. J.B. Adair, Project director'.

Project performed pursuant to a contract with the

U.S. Office of Education, 1968.

PF22

Northeastern University. Center for Educational Develop-

ment.Mimeographed bibliography listing professional books,

textbooks, books for youth and adults. Prices and reading

levels indicated.12 p.

PF Rasof, Al.

14 Some criteria for evaluating adult basic education'

instructional material. n.p., c1966.

3 p. mimeo.

PF "Recent trends in primer construction," by Sarah G. Guds-

14 chinsky, Sarah G., in Fundamental and Adult Education

(X1:67-96) 1959.

PF "School teaching 'hardware', a booming new business," by

14 Gerald Grant in The Washington Post, Sunday, July 3,

1966.xerox copy.

PF Smith, Edwin H.

22 Teaching reading to adults, by Edwin H. and Marie P.

Smith. Washington, National Association of Public School

Adult Educators, 1962.71 p.

LT2000 Smith, Nila Banton.

"S2t2 Teacher's guide: be a better reader. For books I-1V.

2d ed. Englewood Cliffs, N. J., Prentice-Hall, 1963.

4 v.


S2t1' Teacher's guide: be a better reader. For books V-VI.

Englewood Cliffs, N. J., Prentice-Hall, 1960, 1961.

2 v.

PF Striph, Florence D.

32 The utilization of programmed learning in adult basic

education. Warren, Mich., Macomb County Community College,

n.d.18 p. mimeo.

1000 United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural

U214 Organization. International Education Clearinghouse.

IE Programmed instruction; an international directory.

P943 1967.189 p.


14 Bibliography: materials for the adult basic education

student. Prepared by Adult Education Branch. Division

of Adult Education, U.S. Office of Education and the

National University Extension Association. Washington,

D.C., May, 1967.129 p.

FS5.213: U.S. Office of Education.

13032 Curriculum guide to adult basic education, beginning

level. Washington, D.C., 1966.

352 p.

FS5.213: U.S. Office of Education.

13031 Curriculum guide to adult basic education, intermediate

level. Washington, D.C., 1966.

229 p.


8 Sources of information on educational media, prepared by

John A. Moldstad for the Educational Media Council. 'In

cooperation with the U.S. Department of Health, Education,

and Welfare, Office of Education. Washington, D.C., 1963.

29 p.

LC5251 Wallace, Mary C.

W25 Literacy instructor's handbook: an adventure in teaching,

by Mary C. Wallace. Chicago, Follett Pub. Co., 1965.

114 p.

PE1145 Walters, Rea Gillespie.

W2 Word studies, by R.G. Walters and Marion M. Lamb. 4111 ed.

Cincinnati, South-Western Pub. Co., 1957.

viii, 166 p.

PF "War on poverty": Book publishing's role in adult education,

14 jott re-training. February 17, 1964, in Publishers' Weekly,.

14 p.

PF "War on poverty: what books are needed, where and how they

14 will be used," in Publishers' Weekly, May 4, 1964.:

12 p. xerox copy.

C.V1,

Page 24

LANGUAGE ARTS


15 Teaching adults the literacy skills, by Edward Warner

Brice, Roy B. Minnis, (and) Ellen C. Henderson. Washington,

D.C., General Federation of Women's Clubs, 1963?

112 p. illus.

PF "Campaign against illiteracy - a war we must win," by Paul

15 Witty in National Parent-Teacher, November, 1958.

4 p. xerox copy.

PF'9

Donohue, Dan.Guidelines for teaching the "under-educated" adult, pre-

pared by Dan Donohue, Jess B. Brewster, Frances Harris and

Charles McCarthy. Prepared under the supervision of theState Office of Public Instruction. Olympia, Washington,

n.d.

97 P.

PF "Factors influencing learning a second language," by Loyd S.

7 Tireman and Miles V. Zintz in Education, January, 1961.

4 p. xerox copy.

LB1632 Fader, Daniel N.

F3 Hooked on books, by Daniel N. Fader and Morton H. Shaevitz.

1966 New York, Berkley, 1966.

128 p.

L31632 Fader, Daniel N.

F3 Hooked on books; program and proof by Daniel N. Fader and

1968a Elton McNeil. New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1968.

244 p.

PF "The first university literacy center," by Richard W. Cort-

15 right in School and Society., April 22, 1961.

2 p.

L131050 Fries, Charles Carpenter.

F7 Linguistics and reading. New York, Holt, Rinehart and

Winston, 1963.265 p. illus.

PF "The functional reading word list for adults," by M. Adele

15 Mitzel in Adult Education, Winter, 1966.

3 P.

PF Gudschinsky, Sarah C.

15 Handbook of literacy. Rev. ed. Norman, University of

Oklahoma, Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1967.

91 p.

PF "How easy are easy words?", by Melvin Howards in The15 Journal of Experimental Education (vol. 32, no. 4)

Summer, 1964.9 p. mimeo.

PF Jones, Barbara Schindler.. 15 Learning by discussing, by Barbara Schindler Jones

and Raymond A. McGuire. Denver, Colorado State Depart-

ment of Education, May, 1966..15 p.

PE1105 Lefevre, Carl A.Lk Linguistics and the teaching of reading. New Yorks

McGraw-Hill, c1964.xxiii, 252 p. illus. 22 cm. (Curriculum and

methods in education).

LB1573 Scott, Louise Binder.536 Phonics: in listening, in speaking, in reading, in

writing, (by) Louise Binder Scott (and) J. J. Thompson.St. Louis, Webster Pub. Co., 1962.

378 p. illus.

PF Silberman, Charles E.15 Give slum children a 4::hance: a radical proposal.

6 p.

PF Summer Institute of Linguistics, Santa Ana, Calif.15 Bibliography of the Summer Institute of Linguistics.

February, 1964.63 p.

PF Utsey, Jordan.15 A concise summary of the content of word attack skills,

prepared by Jordan Utsey, Grant Gifford and Jack Sheridan(in) Curriculum Bulletin (Vol. XX, no. 245), June, 1964.

LC5251 Wallace, Mary C.W25 Literacy instructor's handbook: an adventure in teaching,


114 p.

PE1145 Walters, Rea Gillespie.W2 Word studies, by R. G. Walters and Marion M. Lamb. 40

ed. Cincinnati, South-Western Pub. Co., 1957.viii, 166 p.

MIGRANT EDUCATION

PF Colorado Council on Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural16 Workers and Families.

(Application for community action program. Boulder,Colorado, 1967.561 11 p. Appendices.

PF Colorado Migrant Council.16 Annual report: March, 1967-February, 1968. (n.d.,

89 p. mimeo.

PF Cullen, Daniel A.17 A season in the sun, by Daniel A. Cullen. Assisted by the

staff of the South Jersey Migrant Education Project of theNew Jersey State Department of Education. Glassboro, N.J.,Glassboro State College, Adult Education Resource Center,Jiinet 1967.

59 P.

MIGRANTS

111/4(28 Clinard, Marshall Barron.

055 Slums and community development; experiments in self-help.New York, Free Press, 1966.

395 P.

PF Colorado Migrant Council.16 Annual report: March, 1967-February, 1968. (n.d., n.p.)

89 p. mimeo.

PF Cullen, Daniel A.17 A season in the sun, by Daniel A. Cullen. Assisted by the

staff of the South Jersey Migrant Education Project of theNew Jersey State Department of Education. Glassboro, N.J.,Glassboro State College, Adult Education Resource Center,June, 1967.

59 P.

PF "The migrant farm worker in Colorado--the life and the law,"17 by Jonathon B. Chase in University of Colorado Law Review

(40:45-78) Fall, 1967.

MINORITIES

PF (Alexander, Warren D.).18 Bibliography: suggested related reading materials; general

works on the American Negro. Denver?, 1968?

7 p. mimeo.

=

4

v

PF18

Page 27

"American Indian Education," by Omer C. Stewart in The

autim Quarterly (47:4-6+) Winter, 1964.

Reprint.

HV91 Bagdikian, Ben H.

B2 In the midst ofAmerican Library,

160 p. 24 cm.

plenty: the poor in America. New York, New

c1964.(Signet T3169).

E185 Bennett, Lerone,

B4 Before the Mayflower; a history of the Negro in

1966 1619-1966. 3d ed. Chicago, Johnson Pub. Co., 1

449 p.

Bennett, Lerone, 1928-.The Negro mood, and other essays. Ch.lcago, Johnson Pub. Co.,

1964.227 p.

E185.61B43

E185.97B86A3

America,966.

Brown; Claude.Manchild in the promised land.

c1965.viii, 429 p. 18 cm. (Signet

(New York) New American Lib. .

Q2938).

PF "The case for a new federalism," by W. H. Ferry in .§2.11.2Eciaz

18 . Review, June 15, 1968.477- xerox copy.

LC3701C2

HV85A358no. 13

F128.9N3C65

HV4028.

055

Center for Multi-Cultural Studies and Educational Resources,

Cortez, Colorado.The acculturation and education of rural quad-ethnic groups.

Operational proposal, Title III ESEA, submitted as a cooperative

educational venture.under the Center for Multi-Cultural Studies

and Educational Resources, Cortez, Colorado, 1967.

101 p.

Chilman, Catherine S.Growing up poor; an over-view and analysis of child-rearing

and family life patterns associated with poverty, by Catherine

S. Chilman. Washington, U. S. Dept. of Health, Education, and

Welfare, Welfare Administration, Division of Research, 1966.

117 p.

Clark, Kenneth Bancroft.Dark ghetto: dilemmas of

Foreword by Gunnar Myrdal.and Row, 1967, 01965.

xxviii, 251 p. 20 cm.

social power, by Kenneth B. Clark.

1st edition. New York, Harper

(Harper Torchbooks TB 1317).

Clinard, Marshall Barron.Slums and commUnity development; experiments in self-help.

New York, Free Press, 1966.

395 1114.

1" Z

PF Coles, Robert.

18 The poor don't want to be middle-class. (n.d.,n.p.).

p. mimeo.

HN3 The Colorado school; an evaluation report on the University

C2 of Colorado Employment Security Institute on the Management

v.1 and Operation of Youth Opportunity Programs,' October 5-23,

1964, by Howard Higman, Robert Hunter, and William T. Adams.

Boulder, University of Colorado Extension Division, Bureau

of Sociological Research, Institute of Behavioral Science,

1965.172 p. illus. (Bureau of Sociological Research Report

no. 251965).

HN3 The Colorado story; an evaluation report on the University of

C2 Colorado EMployment Security Institute on the Management and

v.2 Operation of Youth Opportunity Centers, February 5-25, 1966,

by Howard Higman and Robert Hunter. Boulder, University of

Colorado Extension Division, Bureau of Sociological Research,

Institute of Behavioral Science, 1966.

115 p. illus. charts. (Bureau of Sociological Research

Report no. 103166).

L0151 Cook Co., Ill. Dept. of Public Aid.

C3 The blackboard curtain; a study to determine the literacy

level of able-bodied persons receiVing public assistance,

submitted to Raymond M. Hilliard, director; prepared under

the direction of Denton J. Brooks, Jr. Chicago, 1962.

167 p.

PF Cornelsen, Leroy A., comp.

18 Report on Cabinet Committee Hearings on Mexican-American

Affairs, October 26, 27, 28 in El Paso, Texas. Washington,

Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1967.

PZ3 Cushman, Dan.

C98657 Stay away, Joe, a novel. New York, Bantam Books, 1968, c1953.

156 p. 18 cm. (Bantam Book H3874).

PP Denver. Commission on Community Relations.

18 Characteristics of Negro residences in Park Hill area of

Denver, Colorado, 1966. Prepared by George E. Bardwell.

23 P.

LC4065 'Deutsch, Martin.

D4. The disadvantaged child; selected papers of Martin Deutsch

and associates. New York, Basic Books, 1967.

400 p.

PF Easy materials for the Spanish-speaking. (In Booklist and

22 Subscription Books Bulletin, July 15, 1968.~10

xerox copy.


G57 Compensatory education for the disadvantak;ed; programs and



tion Board, 1966.

299 p.

HV91 Harrington, Michael.

H3 The other America: poverty in the United States. Baltimore,

1964 Md., Penguin Books, 1964, c1962.

186 p.

PF "The invisible Americans," by Ben H. Bagdikian in Saturdaz

18 Evening Post (236:28-33), December 21, 1963.

HV85 Irelan, Lola M., 1926- ed.

A358 Low-income life styles. Lola M. Irelan, editor. Washington,

no. 14 U.S. Dept. of Health, Educatioa, and Welfare, Welfare Adminis-

tration, Division of Research; for sale by the Superintendent

of Documents, U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1966.

86 p.

LC151 Isenberg, Irwin, ed.

I 8 The drive against illiteracy. Wilson, H. W., 1964.

164 p. (The Reference shelf, v. 36, no. 5).

PF "Journey into the mind of the lower depths," by Robert Coles

18 in New Republic, February 15, 1964.

2 p.

L0151 Lanning, Frank W., ed.

L3 Basic education for the disadvantaged adult; theory and


Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1966.

411

PF Laubach, Frank C.

18 How to treat the adult illiterate. Reprinted with permission

of Syracuse University Press from "Toward World Literacy" by

Frank C. Laubach and Robert S. Laubach. Syracuse, N. Y.

Laubach Literacy Fund, n.d.

7 p. Reprint.

PF (Lewis, Harry).

18 Bibliography on the problems of Southwestern minority groups

and for teachers of adult students from different cultural

backgrounds. Boulder, Colo., Colorado Migrant Council Press,

University of Colorado, 1968.

PF18

"Life in the land of the Basques," by John E. H. Nolan in

National Geographic Magazine.(505:147-186) February, 1954..0.11111111.111V

E77 McNickle, d'Arcy, 1904-

M176 The Indian tribes of the United States: ethnic and cultural

survival. London, New York, Oxford University Press, 1962.

79 P.

PF "Mexican-Americans on the move," by Ralph Guzman in AmEla

18 Magazine, July, 1966.

p.

LC5219 Neff, Monroe C.

N36 Adult basic education seminar guide: a study program for


Opportunities Project, 1966.

173 p.

Lc4065 Passow, A. Harry, comp.

P3 Education of the disadvantaged; a book of readings, edited



503 P.

HV95 Pearl, Arthur.

P4 New careers for the poor. The non-professional in human

service by Arthur Pearl and Frank Riessman. New York, Free

Press, 1966, c1965.

xiv, 273 p.

PF "Poor people rated smart food buyers," in Denver Post, July 15, '68.

10 1 p.

PF "The public schools and Spanish-speaking children. Review of lit-

18 erature," in A Research Contribution for Educatior.., in Colorado

(v.31 no.3) January, 1967.

E185 Quarles, Benjamin.

Q2 The negro in the making of America. 1st ed. New York, Collier

Books, 1964.288 p. 18 cm. (A Collier books original, AS534).

LC4091 Rees, Helen E.

R423 Deprivation and compensatory education; a consideration.

New York, Houghton, Mifflin, 1968.

LC143 Readings in dropouts and training, edited by Robert Schasre

S6 and Jo Wallach. Los Angeles, Delinquency Prevention Training

Project, Youth Studies Center, University of Southern Cali-

fornia, 1965.100 p. (Training series for social agencies, v.6)

LC5131 Schasre, Robert, ed.

54 Readings in reaching the disadvantaged. Los Angeles, Delin-

quency Prevention Training Project, Youth Stud4es Center, Univer-

sity of Southern California, 1965.

107 p. (Training series for social agencies, v.5).

r-

Page 31

NN49 Schasre, Robert, ed.

R2S3 Readings in social agencies and social change, by Robert

Schasre and Jo Wallach, Los Angeles, Delinquency Prevention

Training Project, Youth Studies Center, University of Southern

California, 1965.108 p. (Training series for social agencies, v.3).

PF Shoemaker, Louise Proehl.

10 Parent and family life education for low-income families;

a guide for leaders. Washington, U.S. Dept. of Health, Educa-

tion, and Welfare, Welfare Administration, Children's Bureau,

1965.66 p.

HC110 Shostak, Arthur B., ed.

P655 New perspectives on poverty, edited by Arthur B. Shostak and

William Gomberg. Englewood Cliffs, N. J., Prentice-Hall, 1965.

vi, 185 p. (A Spectrum book, S-112)«.

PF Silberman, Charles E.

15 Give slum children a chance: a radical proposal.

6 p.

PF "Some assumptions about the poor," by Llizabeth Herzog in The

18 Social Service Review (XXXV1I:389-402) December, 1963.

13 p.

PF Stewart, Omer C.

18 Problems in education and acculturation in multi-ethnic

communities. Boulder, Colo., n.d.

9 p. mimeo.

HV6477 U.S. President's Commission on Civil Disorders.

A56 Report of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders.

1968 Special introduction by Tom Wicker of the New York Times. New

York, Bantam Books, 1968«

xxv, 609 p. illus. charts.


W25 Literacy instructor's handbook: an adventure in teaching, by

Mary C. Wallace. Chicago, Follett Pub. Co., 1965.

ll4 p.

LC4091 Webster, Staten W., ed.

W4 The disadvantaged learner: knowing, understanding, educating;

a collection of original and published articles edited by Staten

W. Webster. San Francisco, Chandler Pub. Co., 1966.

644 p.

PF "Who's who among the poor; a demographic view of poverty," by M.

18 Orshansky in Social Security Bulletin, July, 1965.

32 p. Reprint.

MOTIVATION OF STUDENTS

PF Banks, Virginia.

9 Do your adult students ask for more? *By Mrs. Virginia

Banks, Consultant, Adult Basic Education, Colorado

Department of Education. Denver, 1967.

1 p. mimeo.

PF Campbell, Clyde M.19 The effect of failure on learning. Flint, Michigan,

Board of Education, September, 1967.

6 p. (The community school and its administration,

v.6, no.V.

PF "Essential ingredients in helping relationships," by Albert

19 E. Roark in News and Views March, 1968.

2 p.

PF Havighurst, Robert J.

2 Adult education and adult needs, by Robert J. Havighurst

and Betty Orr. Chicago, Center for the Study of Liberal

Education for Adults, 1956.66 p.' (Research report no. 303).

LC4091 Hickerson, Nathaniel.H5 Education for alienation. Englewood Cliffs, N. J., Prentice-

Hall, 1966.98 p.

PF Kuhlen, Raymond G., ed.

2 Psychological backgrounds of adult education: papers pre-

sented at a Syracuse University conference, October, 1962,

Sagamore, New York. Chicago Center for the Study of Liberal

Education for Adults, 1963.vi, 148 p. (Notes and essays.on education for adults,

no. 40).

PF Murphy, Judith.19 The arts and the poor: new challenge for educators, by

Judith Murphy and Ronald Gross. Washington; D. C.? Academy

for Educational Development, Inc., .(and) U. S. Department

of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1968.

38 p.

LC4065 Passow, A. Harry, comp.P3 Education of the disadvantaged; a book of readings, edited

by A. Harry Passow, Miriam Goldberg and Abraham J. Tannen-

baum. New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1967.

503 p.


S6 Readings in dropouts and training, edited by Robert Scha'sre

. and Jo Wallach. Los Angeles, Delinquency Prevention TrainingProject, Youth Studies Center, University of Southern Cali-

fornia, 1965.100 p. (Training series for Social agencies, v.6).


s4 Readings in reaching the disadvantaged child, edited by

Robert Schasre and Jo Wallach. Los Angeles, DelinquencyPrevention Training Project, Youth Studies Center, Univer-

sity of Southern California, 1965.

107 p. (Training series for social agencies, v.5).

PF "A theory of human motivation," by A. H. Maslow in ysychologi-

19 cal Review (50:370-396) 1943.

PF U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. ,

6 Training the hard-core unemployed, a demonstration-research

project at Virginia State College, Norfolk Division. (An

interim report). Washington, D.C., 1964.101 p. (Cooperative research monograph, no. 13).


W25 Literacy instructor's handbook: an adventure in teaching, .


114 p.

OBJECTIVES OF ADULT BASIC EDUCATION

PF Boone., Edgar J.

20 Curriculum development in adult basic education; by Edgar J.

Boone and Emily H. Quinn. Chicago, Follett, 1967. .

39 P.

PF Donohue, Dan.27 Guidelines for teaching the "under-educated" adult, prepared




97 P.


I 8 The drive against illiteracy. Wilson, H. W., 1964.

164 p. (The Reference shelf v.36, no. 5).

PF Murphy, Judith.19 The arts and the poor: new challenge for educators, by

Judith Murphy and Ronald Gross. Washington, D.C.? Academy

for Educational Development, Inc., (and) U.S. Department of

Health, Education, and Welfare', 1968.

39 P.

PF Seminar on Adult Basic Education. Held at Toronto, Canada

1 March 18-20, 1966. Seminar leader: Dr. Lee Henney. S

Sponsors: The Frontier College, Canadian Association

for Adult Education in association with the Technical

and Vocational Training Branch, Department of Citizen-

ship and Immigration. D. John Cornish, report editor.

n.p., 1966?67 p.


15 Give slum children a chance: a radical proposal.

6 p.

PF Tyler, Ralph W.

20 Basic principles of curriculum and instruction. Chicago,

University of Chicago Press, c1950.

83 P.

1000 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organi-

U213 zation.

L712 Literacy 1965-1967, Paris, 1968.

74 p.


6 Training the hard-core unemployed; a demonstration-research

project at Virginia State College, Norfolk Division. An

interim report. Washington, C.C., 1964.


PF U.S. President's National Advisory Commission on Rural

5 Poverty.The people left behind; a report. Washington, D.C.,

September, 1967.160 p.

PARAPROFESSIONALS

PF Administrative Leadership Service, Washington, D.C.

21 Teacher aides or auxiliary school personnel. Washington,

D.C., c1966.64 p.

PF .Bank Street College of Education, New York.

. 21 New partners in the American school; a study of auxiliary

personnel in education, by Garda W. Bowman and Gordon J.

Klopf. New York, 1967.21 p.

LB1731 Bowman, Garda.

B2 New careers and roles in the American school, by Garda W.

Bowman and Gordon J. Klopf. Report of phase one: a study

of auxiliary personnel in education. Research reported

herein conducted pursuant to a contract with the Office

of Economic Opportunity, Washington, D.C., New York, Bank

Street College of Education, 1967.

LB180503

PF, 21

LB1033N326

Page 35

Conference to Expand and Develop Sub-professional Roles in

Health, Education and Welfare.

The sub-professional: from concepts to careers, by Edith

F. Lynton. A report of a Conference to Expand and Develop

Subprofessional Roles in Health, Education and Welfare.

Under a grant from the U.S. Office of Education. Conducted

by the National Committee on Employment of Youth. New York,

1967.177 p.

Hornburger, JaneSo you have an

classroom aides.February, 1968.

38 p.

M.

aide: a guide for teachers in the use of

Wilmington, Del., Wilmington Public Schools,

National Education Association of the United States. Project:

Time to Teach.Innovations for time to teach. Washington; Project: Time

to Teach, Dept. of Classroom Teachers, National Education

Association, 1966.147 p.

PF Near, Gertrude.

21 Teacher aides at work. Washington, National Commission on

Teacher Education and Professional Standards, National Educa-

tion Association of the United States, c1967.

32 p.

HV95 Pearl, Arthur.

P4 New careers for the poor. The non-professional in human

service by Arthur Pearl and Frank Riessman. New York, Free

Press, 1966, cl965.xiv, 273 p.

PF "Profile of a literacy teacher," by Richard W. Cortright in

28 Adult Education, Spring, 1965.

;737

HN89 Schasre, Robert, ed.

R2S3 Readings in social agencies and social change, by Robert

Schasre and Jo Wallach. Los Angeles, Delinquency Prevention



PF TAP: the teacher aide program. A role sensitivity approach

21 to training aides for classroom work with children in ele-

mentary schools. Rev. ed. A project of the Model School

Division of the Public Schools of the District of Columbia.

Conducted by the Washington School of Psychiatry. Washington,

D.C. 1967.118 p.

a

PF "Want to start an aide program?," in teps Newsletter (v.11, no.5)

21 March 15, 1968.

2 P. xerox copy.

READING

LB1573 Bates, Alma.

B6 Speed phonics; practical patterns coordinating speech-spelling-

reading. Northport, Ala., Colonial Press, 1962..

241 p.

PF Berdrow, John.

22 Adult education: reading programs and evaluation of materials

for basic and continuing adult education. Springfield, Ill.

Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, 1965.

p. (Circular series A, no. 167).

LBI050 Botel, Morton.

B65 How to teach reading. Elementary advisor: Cora L. Holschaw.

1963 Secondary advisor: Gloria C. Cammarota. Rev. ed. Chicago,

Follett Pub. Co., 1963.

127 p.


15 Teaching adults the literacy skills, by Edward Warner Brice,

Roy B. Minnis (and) Ellen C. Henderson. Washington, D.C.,

General Federation of Women's Clubs, 1963?

112 p. illus.

PF "Campaign against illiteracy - a war we must win," by Paul

15 Witty in National Parent-Teacher, November, 1958.

4 p. xerox copy.

PF Cleveland Public Library. Reading Centers Project.

22 Suggested books for beginning adult readers: a graded list

for librarians, especially selected because of their interest

and appeal to new adult readers. Compiled, annotated and

prepared by Mildred Darr, PHD., Consultant, Reading Centers

Project. Cleveland, 1967.

29 p.

PF "Comprehension and learning to perceive," by Allen D. Calvin ,

22 in The Florida Reading Quarterly (3:13-18) December, 1966.

PE1128 Dixson, Robert J.

A2D535 Practical guide to the teaching of English as a foreign

language. New York, Regents Pub. Co., 1960.

96 p.

PF Donohue, Dan.




of loublic Instruction. Olympia, Washington, n.d.

97 p.

PF Easy materials for the Spanish-speaking. In Booklist and Sub-

22 scrilotion Books Bulletin, July 15, 1968.

xerox copy.


F3 Hooked on books, by Daniel N. Fader and Morton H. Shaevitz.

1966 New York, Berkley, 1966.

128 p.


F3 Hooked on books; program and proof by Daniel N. Fader and

1968a Elton McNeil. New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1968.

244 p.

PF .Ford, David, comp.

22 Adult basic reading instruction in the United States. An

annotated bibliography. Compiled by David Ford and Eunice

Nicholson. Newark, Del., International Reading Association,

1967.28 p.

LB1050F7

Fries, Charles Carpenter.Linguistics and reading. New York Holt, Rinehart and Winston,

1963.265 p. illus.

PF "The functional reading word list for adults," by M. Adele Mitzel

15 in Adult Education, Winter, 1966.

3 p*

LB1028 Gage, Nathaniel Lees, 1917- ed.

G3 Handbook of research on teaching; a project of the American

Educational Research Association. Chicago, Rand McNally, 1963.

1218 p.

PF (Globe Bodk ***any).14 A manual for English teachers, including model lesson plans.

lab ed. New York, n.d.4o p.

PF Gudschinsky, Sarah C.

15 Handbook of literacy. Rev. ed. Norman, University of Okla-

homa, Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1967.

91, xxxix p.

Page :58


L3 Basic education for disadvantaged adults; theory and practice,

edited by Frank W. Lanning and Wesley A. Many. Boston, Houghton

Mifflin, 1966.411 p.

PF (Laubach Literacy).

22 A guide to building your language power; a self-directed basic

reading program for adults. Books 1 through 6. Washington,

D.C.?, n.d.12 p. (A teacher's guide).

PE1105 Lefevre, Carl A.

L4 Linguistics and the teaching of reading. New York, McGraw-

Hill, c1964.xxiii, 252 p. illus. 22 cm. (Curriculum and methods in

education).

PF MacDonald, Bernice.

22 Literacy activities in public libraries; a report of a study

of services to adult illiterates. Chicago, American Library .

Association, 1966.

x, 50 p.

LB1050.5 Money, John, ed.

146 The disabled reader; education of the dyslexic child. John

Money, editor. Gilbert Schiffman, advisory editor. Baltimore,

Johns Hopkins Press, 1966.

xiii, 421 p. illus. 23 cm.

PF New York (State) University, Albany. State Education Department,

22 Bureau of Continuing Education Curriculum Development.

A teacher's guide to teaching adult reading. nod.

103 p.

PF Northeastern University. Center for Educational Development.

22 Mimeographed bibliography listing professional books, textbooks,

books for youth and adults. Prices and reading levels indicated.

12 p.

LB1050.5 Otto, Wayne.

O 8 Teaching adults to read, by Wayne Otto and David Ford. Boston,

Houghton Mifflin, 1967.

176 p.

PF "Recent trends in primer construction," by Sarah G. Gudschinsky

14 in Fundamental and Adult Education (X1:67-96) 1959.1. 111.0.0.1001114P

LB1573 Scott, Louise Binder.

S36 Phonics: in listening, in speaking, in reading, in writing,

by Louise Binder Scott (and) J. J. Thompson. St. Louis,

Webster Pub, Co., 1962.

378 p. illus.


15 Give.slum children a chance: a radical proposal.

6 p.

PF Smith, Donald E. P., ed.

22 Michigan language program: Word attack and comprehension.

Teachers' script. Programmer: Judith M. Smith. Ann Arbor,

Ann Arbor Publishers, 1967.

55 P.

PF Smith, Donald E. P., ed.

22 Michigan language program: Word attack and comprehension.

Programmer: Judith M. Smith. Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor Publishers,

1967.135 p. illus.

PF Smith, Edwin H.

22 Teaching reading to adults, by Edwin H. and Marie P. Smith,

Washington, National Association of Public School Adult Educa-

tors, 1962.71 p.


S2t2 Teacher's guide: Be a better reader. For books I-IV. 2d0

ed. Englewood Cliffs, N. J., Prentice-Hall, 1963.

4 v.

LT2000 Smith, Nila Banton,

S2t1 Teacher's guide: Be a better reader. For books V-VI.

Englewood Cliffs, N. J., Prentice-Hall, 1960-1961.

2 v.

LB1050 Spache, George Daniel.

S6 Toward better reading. Champaign, Ill., Garrard Publishing

Co., 1965.470 p. illus.

LB1632 .Wood, Evelyn Nielsen.

W6 Reading skills, by Evelyn Nielson Wood and Marjorie Wescott

Barrows. Drawings by Leonard Everett Fisher. New York, Holt,

1958.246 p. illus.


Z5 Corrective reading by Miles V. Zintz. Dubuque, Iowa, W.C.

Brown Co., 1966.

RESEARCH

PF "Adult education and adult life cycle,'" by Alan B. Knox in

23 Adult Education, Winter, 1963.

PF Allen, Dwight W.

23 An analysis of micro-teaching: a new procedure in teacher

education, by Dwight W. Allen and Jimmie C. Fortune., Stanford

University, School of Education, n.d.

12 p.

PF "Aspirational fulfillment among adults on lower socio-economic

23 levels with implications for adult education," by Arthur

Carl Burman in Education, 1959.

2 p. (Abstract of the author's PhD dissertation, Indiana

University, 1959).

PF Barnes, Robert F.

14 Graded materials for teaching adult illiterates; a classified

and annotated list of materials for teaching reading, writing,

and arithmetic to adults from the beginning level through

eighth grade; plus a review of research in the field, by

Robert F. Barnes and Andre Hendrickson. Columbus, Ohio,

Center for Adult Education, School of Education, Ohio State

University, 1965.

98 p.

PF "Basic principles in a good teaching-learning situatioa," by

23 William H. Burton in Phi Delta Emma, March, 1958.ONNON~

6 p.

PF Berdrow, John.

22 Adult education: reading programs and evaluation of materials

for basic and continuing adult education. Springfield, Ill.

Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, 1965.

27 p. (Circular series A, no. 167).

PF Bright, Charles.

35 Effects of successful completion of the G.E.D. Test upon self

concept, self acceptance, and discrepancy scores on the index

of adjustment and values at the Wyoming State Hospital. Sub-

mitted in partial fulfillment of Education 791M NUEA.4ABE Work-

shop. Laramie, Wyoming, University of Wyoming, 1968.

PF Burrichter, Arthur, comp.

23 Research studies with implications for adult education Moun-

tain-Plains region 1945-1966. Laramie, University of Wyoming,

Department of Adult Education and Instructional Services,

March, 1967.78 p.

-S2-Z

."N7

Page 41

Center for Adult Basic Education Learning of Fairfax,Arlington Counties, Alexandria City.

Project CABL1L. (n.p., n.d.)4 p. mimeo.

1:7 Colorado. State University. Fort Collins. Office of

26 Continuing Education.Socio-economic indicators: descriptive tools for assess-

ing area problems and opportunities. Fort Collins, 1967.

20 P. (A Citizen's seminar supplement Speak Out).

LB41 Committee for Economic Development.C74 Raining low incomes through improved education; a state-

ment on national policy by the Research and Policy Committee

of the Committee for Zconomic Development. New York, 1965.

52 p.

LC151 Cook Co., Ill. Dept of Public Aid.

C3 The blackboard curtain; a study to determine the li,teracy

level of able-bodied persons receiving public assistance,submitted to Raymond M. Hilliard, director; prepared underthe direction of Denton J. Brooks, Jr. Chicago, 1962, c1963.

167 p.

LC5252 Greenleigh Associates, Inc.

I 537 Educational rehabilitation; an evaluation of the adult basic

education program of the State of Illinois. New York, 1965.

127 p.

U570 G:-eenleigh Associates, Inc.

G3 Field test and evaluation of selected basic education systems.

New York, 1966.133 p.

LB2306 . Halpin, Andrew Williams.

1132 Theory and research in administration, by Andrew W. Halpin,

New York, Macmillan, 1966.

352 P.

PF Hayes, Ann.17 An investigation of materials and methods for the introductory

stage of adult literacy education, by Ann Hayes, nancy Lighthall,

and Dan Lupton. Prepared by Adult.Education Council of Greater ,

Chicago. Chicago, Office of the Superintendent of PublicInstruction, n.d.

59 P.

PF "How easy are easy words?", by Melvin Howards in The Journal of

15. 2xperimental Education (vol. 32, no. 4) Summer, 1964.

9 p. mimeo.

t ,

LC151 international Eureau of Education, Geneva.

3L1 Literacy and cducation for adults; research in

comparative education. Geneva, c1964.

179 p.

HVA5 Irelan, Lola M., 1926- ed.

41358 Low-income life styles. Low-income life styles. Lola M.

no.14 Irelan, editor. Washington, U.S. Dept. of Health, Education,and Welfare, Welfare Administration, Division of Research;

for sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Govt.

Print, Off., 1966.86 p.

PF Knox, Alan B.23 Adult basic education. New York, Center for Adult Education,

Teachers College, Columbia University, 1967.

38 p. mimeo.

PF Kreitlow, Burton W.30 Educating the adult educator: Part 1: Concepts for the

turriculum. Washington, U.S. Office of Education; 1965.

23 p. (Bulletin 723).

rz "Materials, methods and pr)grams for literacy education," by,,..,

14 Robert F. Barnes.from LITERACY MUCATION, Chapter VII in

Review of Educational Research .(35:218-223) June, 1965.

PF "Mexican-Americans on the move," by Ralph Guzman in Agenda

18 Magazine, July, 1966.

p.

The Monte Vista story. An evaluation report on the Monte

M3 Vista Project. A training program for Volunteers in Service

to America, June 19 - September 102 1965, by Howard Higman,

Robert Hunter, and William T. Adams. Boulder, University

of Colorado Extension Division, Action Research on Social

and Cultural Processes. Institute of Behavioral Science,

1965.172 p. illus. (Report No. 411965).


9 ExLended and revised national teacher-training adult basic

education program funded under the Adult Education Act of

1966. Fourth progress report. Submitted to Adult Basic

Education, Branch, Division of Adult :ducation, U.S. Office

of Educ7ttion by the National University Extension Association.

Wwthington, D.C., 1967.110 p.

Prin:e 4 3

L05219 O'Dell, Jarl DouiLlAs.

0 4 A rAudy of the educational needs of adults in Wyoming:

,3tudy of the post-high school educationla programs and

needs in Wyominz by Earl Douglas O'Dell and John T.

Thompson. Laramie, University of Wynling, Division of

Adult E:ducation and Community Service, 1966?

351 p.

LC4065 Passow, A. Harry, comp.

1,3Mucation of the disadvantaged; a book of readings, edited

by A. Hlrxy Passow, Miriam Goldberg and Abraham J. Tannenbaum.


503

PF "The public schools and Spanish-speaking children; a review of

literlture," by Fred Romero in A Research Contribution

for Educaljon in Colorado, (v,31 no.3) 71717-x7y, 1967,

"School teaching 'hardware', a booming new business,'! by

14 Gerald Grant in The Washinmton Post, Sunday, July 3,

1966.2 p. xerox copy.

PP 1Thoemaker, Louise Proehl.

10 Parent and family life education for low-income families; a

guide for leaders. Washington, U.S. Dept, of Health, Education,

and Welfare, Welfare Administration, Children's Bureau, 1965.

66 p.

r1:4-4

Stewart, Omer C.

18 Problems in education and acculturation in multi-ethnic

communities, Boulder, Colo., n.d.

9 p. mimeo.

PF "Teaching machine technology: the state of the art," by Leonard

23 C. Silvern in AV Communication Review (10:204-217) May-June

1962.


6 Training the hard-core unemployed, a demonstration-research

project at Virginia State College, Norfolk Division, An interim

report. Washington, D.C., 1964.


LC.5219 U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Cooperative

U3 Research Program.The influence of speed and prior knowledge and experience on

adult learning, by Douglas D. Sjogren and Alan B. Knox. Lincoln,

University of Nebraska, September, 1965.

169 p, mimeo,

U.3. Office of Education.r;ducation '65: A report of the profession. Washington, D.C.,

1966.100 p.

PF "The use of motion pictures for automated instruction," by Leo23 E. Persselin in Journal of the Society of Motion Picture .

and Television Engineers (73:755-7 September, 1964.xerox copy.

SOCIAL STUDIES

HM51 Berelson, Bernard, 1912-

B4? Human behavior; an inventory of scientific findings by Bernard

Berelson and Gary A. Steiner. New York, Harcourt, Brace and

World, 1964.712 p.

The Colorado school; an evaluation report on the University of

02 Colorado Employment Security Institute on the Management and

v.1 Operation of Youth Opportunity Programs, October 5-23, 1964

by Howard Higman, Robert Hunter, and William T. Adams.

Boulder, University of Colorado Extension Division, Bureau

of Sociological Research, Institute of Behavioral Science,

1965.172 p. illus. (Bureau of Sociological Research Report

No. 251965).

HN3 The Colorado story; an evaluation report on the University of

C2 Colorado Employment Security Institute on the Management and

v.2 Operation of Youth Opportunity Centers, February 5-25, 1966,

by Howard Higman and Robert Hunter. Boulder, University of

Colorado Extension Division, Bureau of Sociological Research,


115 p. illus. charts. (Bureau.of Sociological Research

Report No. 103166).

PF Donohue, Dan.





97 p.

PF Levy, Sidney J.

24 The meanings of work. Chicago, Center for the Study of

Liberal Education for Adults, 1963.

17 p. (Notes and essays on education for adults, no. 39).

onte Vista story. itn evaluation report on the Monte

E5 Vi:ita Project. :A traLnLnt; program for Volunteers in

Service to Amerf.ca, June 19-September 10, 1965, by

r!oward nigman, Robert Hunter, and William T. hdwris.

Boulder, University of Colorado Extension Division,

Action Research on Socialization Processes Project.

Frogram of Research on Social and Cultural Processes.


172 p. illus. (Report No. 411965)

HV6477 U.S. Presiient's Commission on Civil Disorders.

3t56 Report of the'National Advisory Commission on Civil

1968 Disorders. Special introduction by Tom Wicker of the.

New York Times. New York, Bantam Books, 1968.

xxv, 609 p. illus. charts.

SOCTALIZATION

11V91 Bagdikian, Ben H.

B2 In the midst of plenty: the poor in America. New York,

New American Library, c1964.

160 p. 24 cm. (Signet T3169).

F128.9 Cl:)rk, Kenneth Bancroft.

N3C65 Dark ghetto: dilemmas of social power, by Kenneth B. Clark.

Foreword by Gunnar Myrdal. 1st edition. New York, Harper

and Row, 1967, c1965.xxviii, 251 p. 20 cm. (Harper Torchbooks TB1317).

.PF Lowe, Jeanne R., ed.

25 Reodings for the seminars on human values in the emerging

American city. Sponsored by Goucher College Alumnae clubs.

Co-editor, Eugene I. Johnson. Baltimore?, 1960?

91 p.

PF Murphy, Judith.

19 The arts and the poor: new challenge for educators, by

Judith trphy and Ronald Gross. Washington, D.C.? Academy

for Educational Development, Inc., and U.S. Department of

Health, Education, and Welfare, 1968.

39 P.

HN49 Schasre, Robert, ed.

2233 Readings in social agencies and social change, by i,obert

Scha6re and Jo Wallach. Los Angeles, Delinquency Prevention



liN49 Schasre, Robert, ed.

R2S3 ..:eadings in social agencies and social change, by Robert

Schasre and Jo Wallach. Los Angeles, Delinquency Prevention



PF U.S. President's National Advisory Commission Rural Poverty.

5 The people left behind; a report. Washington, D.C., Septembers

1967.160 p.

STATISTICS

PF "A demographic consideration of non-participation," by Alan

26 Booth from Adult Education, Summer, 1961.

p.

PF (Adult Basic Education Summer Institutes, 1966).

26 Total ABE participantes by state.

2 p. xerox copy. (Source not indicated).

PF26

Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America. Education

Department.Education, an investment in people. Rev, and re-edited by

Charles P. Randall, research assistant, Education Department,

Washington, 1964.

57 P.

PF Colorado. State University. Fort Collins. Office of Continuing

26 Education.Socio-economic indicators: descriptive tools for assessing

area problems and opportunities. Fort Collins, 1967.

20 p. (A Citizen's seminar supplement Speak Out).

PF Denver. Planning Commission.

26 Population report. Denver, 1962.

34 p.

PF League of Women Voters of Colorado.

26 Financing governmental services in Colorado. Denver, March,

1966.

38 P.

PF Management Technology, Inc.

26 A comprehensive plan for solution of the functionally illiterate

problem. A report on the present. A plan for the future for

Adult .1:ducation Branch, U.S. Office of Education. Washington,

.D.c., March, 1968.

46 p. illus. charts.

PF "Who's who among the poor; a demographic view of poverty,"

18 by Mollie Orshansky in Social ,Security Bulletin, July,

1965.32 p. Reprint.

PF27

STUDENT CHARACTERISTICS

"The ..tchievement syndrome: a psycho-cultural dimension of social

str,:.tification," by Bernard C. Rosen in Americ,Aft Sociological

Review (21:203-211) 1956.xerox copy.



Proceertings. Edited by R. Phillip Carter mnd Verl M. Short.

166 p. illus.

EV91 Ba6dikian, Ben H.

B2 In the midst of plenty: the poor in America. Now York, New

American Librilry, c1964.160 p. 24 cm. (Signet T3169).

L31573 Bates, Alma.

136 Speed phonics; practical patterns coordinating speech-spelling-

reading. Northport, Ala., Colonial Press, 1962.

241 p,

PF Berdrow John R.

Teaching adults. Springfield, Ill.? Office of the Superin-

tendent of Public Instruction, 1965.

48 p. (Adult education, circular series, A-174).

E185.97 Brown, Claude.

B6A3 ::nchild in the promised land. New York, New American Library,

c1965.viii, 429 p. 18 cm. (Signet ,:k12938).

374 Cass, Angelica W.

C27a Adult elementary education; teaching methods and practices,

administration principles and procedures. alitor-consultant,

Arthur P. Crabtree. New York, Noble and Noble, 1956.

275 p.

04028 Clinard, Marshall 'Barron.

C55 31ums and community development; experiments in self-help.

New York, Free Press, 1966.

395 p

Colorado. University. Division of University Extension.Bureau of Class Instruction. Adult Basic Education StaffSpecialist Project.

Bibliography: characteristics of adtilt basic educationstudents and teaching the disadvantaged learner. Boulder,

1968.

3 p. mimeo.

LC151 Cook Co., Ill. Dept. of Public Aid.C3 The blackboard curtain; a study to determine the literacy

level of able-bodied persons receiving public assistance,submitted to Raymond M. Hilliard, director; prepared underthe direction of Denton J. Brooks, Jr. Chicago, 1962, c1963.

167 p.

PF "The culture of poverty," by Oscar Lewis, in Scientific27 American (v. 215, no. 4:19-25) October, 1966.

PZ3 Cushman, Dan.C986S7 Stay away, Joe, a novel. New York, Bantam Books, 1968,

c1953.156 p. 18 cm. (Bantam Book H3874).

LC4065 Deutsch, Martin.

D4 The disadvantaged child; selected papers of Martin Deutschand associates. New York, Basic Books, 1967.

400 p.

PF Donohue, Dan.27 Guidelines for teaching the "under-educated" adult, prepared

by Dan Donohue, Jess B. Brewster, Frances Harris and CharlesMcCarthy. Prepared under the Supervision of the State Officeof Public Instruction. Olympia, Washington, n.d.

97 P.

LC4O91 Gordon, Edmund W.

G57 Compensatory education for the disadvantaged; programs andpractices, pre-school through college, by Edmund W. Gordonand Doxey A. Wilkerson. New York, College Entrance Examina-tion Board, 1966.

299 p.

HV91 Harrington, Michael. .

. .

H3 The other America: poverty in the United States. Baltimore,

1964 Md., Penguin, 1964, c1962.186 p.

LC4091 Hickerson, Nathaniel.H5 aucation for alienation. Englewood Cliffs, N. J., Prentice-

Hall, 1966.98 p.

P 11....11.4:...41.


I 8 The drive against illiteracy. Wilson, H. W., 1964.164 p. (The Reference shelf v. 36, no. 5).

PF Kuhien, Raymond G., ed.

2 Psychological backgrounds of adult education: papers

presented at a Syracuse University conference,. October,

1962, Sagamore, New York. Chicago, Center for the

Study of Liberal Education for Adults, 1963. .

vi, 148 p. (Notes and essays on education for adults,

no. 40).

PF "Linguistic codes, hesitation phenomena and intelligence,"

27 by Basil Bernstein in Language and Soeech (5:31.,45)

1962.

PF Los Angeles Co. Office of the Superintendent of Schools.

10 Understanding the older adult. A teacher's manual and

course of study for use in adult education classes ih

secondary schools. Prepared under the auspices of the

Los Angeles County Superintendent of Schools and California

State Department of Social Welfare, 1966.

69 p.


6 Division.Educationally deficient adults: their education and train-

ing needs; the report of a survey. Washington, U.S. Dept. of

Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education; for sale

by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Govt. Print. Off.,

1965.60 p.

LCc*5219 National Association of Public School Adult Educators.

N375 How adults can learn more-faster. A practical handbook for

adult students. By Virginia B. Warren. Washington, National

Association of Public School Adult Educators, 1961.

52 p.

Lr19219 Neff, Monroe C.




173 p.

LC4065 Passow, A. Harry, comp.

P3 Zducation of the disadvantaged; a book of readings, edited



503 p.

at

Page 50

PF "Poor people rated smart food buyers," in Denver Post,

10 July 15, 1968.1 p.

LC4091 Rees, Helen E.

R423 Deprivation and compensatory education: a consideration.

New York, Houghton Mifflin, 1968.


S6 Readings in dropouts and training, edited by Robert Schasre

and Jo Wallach. Los Angeles, Delinquency Prevention Training

Project, Youth Studies Center, University of Southern Cali-

fornia, 1965.100 p. (Training series for social agencies, v. 6).


S4 Readings in reaching the disadvantaged child, edited by Robert

Schasre and Jo Wallach. Los Angeles, Delinquency PreventionTraining Project, Youth Studies Center, University df Southern


PF Silberman, Charles E.15 Give slum children a chance: a radical proposal.

6 p.

PF. Smith, Edwin H.

'22 Teaching reading to adults, by Edwin H. and Marie P. Smith.

Washington, National Association of Public School Adult Educators,

1962.71 p.

PF "Social class and the exercise of parental authority," by Melvin

10 L. Kohn in American Sociological Review (24:352-366) 1959,

PF "Training the unemployables: what one company learned," in U.S.

34 News and World amort, July 1, 1968,

3 p. xerox copy.


6 Training the hard-core unemployed; a demonstration-research

project at Virginia State College, Norfolk Division. An interim

report. Washington, D.C., 1964.



5 The people left behind; a report. Washington, D.C., September,

1967.

160 p.

LC4091 Webster, Staten W., ed.

W4 The disadvantaged learner: knowing, understanding, educat-ing; a collection of original and published articles edited

by Staten W. Webster. San Francisco, Chandler Pub. Co.,

1966.644 p.

TEACHER CHARACTERISTICS

374 Cass, kngelica W.

C27a Adult elementary education; teaching methods and practices,


Arthur P. Crabtree. New York, Noble and Noble, 1956.

275 p.

PF28

Characteristics of teachers and methodology in adult basic

education. Prepared by Frank C. Pearce, in cooperation with

Bureau of Adult Education, State Department of Education.

Sacramento, Cal., June 17, 1966.48 p. mimeo. (Stanislaus County Multi-occupational Adult

Re-training Project. Research topic no. 4).

PF Donohue, Dan.


by Dan Donohue, Jess B. Brewster. Frances Harris and Charles



97 P«

PF Miller, Marilyn, V., ed.

2 On teaching adults: an anthology. Chicago, Ill. Center for

the Study of Liberal Education for Adults, 1960.

98 p. (Notes and essays on education for adults, 32).

PF "Profile of a literacy teacher," by Richard W. Cortright in

28 Adult Education Spring, 1965.

757

PF "Scale for measuring teachers' beliefs about children, schools

28 and teaching," by Burton W. Kreitlow and William H. Drier

in Elementary School Journal.6 p.

TEACHER RECRUITMENT


G57 Compensatory education for the disadvantaged; programs and

practices, pre-school through college, by Edmund W. Gordon and

Doxey A. Wilkerson, New York, College Entrance Exam. Board, 1966.

299 11.

LC4065P3

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Passow, A. Harry, comp.Education of the disadvantaged; a book of readings

edited by A. Harry Passow, Miriam Goldberg and Abraham J.

Tannenbaum. New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1967.

503 p.

PF "Recruiting and selecting teachers," by Frederick L. Redefer

29 in American S7.hool Board Journal, August, 1962.

2 p. Reprint.

PF1

TEACHER TRAINING

Adult Education Association. Commission of

Adult Education.Adult education; a new imperative for our

1961.15 p.

the Professors of

times. Chicago,

PF Banks, Virginia.

30 Planning and implementing the classroom program. By Mrs.

Virginia Banks, Consultant, Adult Basic Education, Colorado

Department of Education. Denver, November 14, 1966.

5 p. mimeo.

rF Behavioral Research Laboratories, Palo Alto, Cal.

30 Effective teaching with programmed instruction. n.d.

60 p.

L31028.5367c.8

LC15132

'

30

Brethower, Dale M.Programmed instruction: a manual of programing techniues;

a self-instructional program. Chicago, Educational Methods,

1963.268 p.

Brigham Young University.Summer workshop in adult basic education, 1966. Provo, Utah,

1966?156 p.

California. State DepartmentEducation.Basic education for adults.

Committee on Basic Education.Sacramento, 1967.

vii, 76 p. mimeo.

of Education. Bureau of Adult

A report of bile California StatePrepared by Lawrence E. Koehler.

PF Colorado. Department of Education.

30 . Teacher education in Colorado with special reference

to :student teaching. A report of a study conducted by

Donald A. Bennett, Director of the Research Project for

the Colorado Department of Education. Denver, Colo.,

Janwiry, 1968.62 p.

PF Colorado. University. Division of University Extension.

30 Bureau of Class Instruction.1968 Summer Institute for Adult Basic Education Teachers

and Teacher Educators. Bibliography. Boulder, Colo.,

1968.38 p. mimeo. 3 copies.

PF Colorado. University. Division of University Extension.

30 Syllabus for the Region VIII Adult Basic Education Teacher-

Trainer Institute, August 1-26, 1966, submitted to National

University Extension Association, Washington, D.C. by the

University of Colorado, Extension Division. Boulder, Colo,

July 16, 1966.12 p. mimeo.

PF Cooper, James M.

30 A performance curriculum for teacher education. n.p. n.d.

21 p. mimeo.

PF Cooper, James M.

30 Supervision with a focus on behavioral change, by James M.

Cooper and Earl Seidman. n.p., n.d.

11 p. mimeo.

VL39 Davis, Robert Benjamin, 1926-

D35 Discovery in mathematics; a text for teachers containing

topics, techniques, methods, and materials for a supplementary

first course in introductory mathematics and including the

student discussion guide, with answers. Reading, Mass.,

Addison-Wesley Pub. Co., 1964.273 p.

PF Donohue, Dan.





97 P.

PF "Essential ingredients in helpinm relationships," by Albert E.

19 Roark in News and Views, Marall, 1968. .

2 p.

PF Evans, James L.

30 Principles of programmed learning. 3d. ed. Presented

by TMI-Grolier, c1961, 1962.

13 p.

LC151 Fitzgei.ald, Hunter A., comp.

F3 Adult basic education teacher trainer institute August

1-26, 1966. (Sponsored by United States Office of Education,

Division of Adult Education). Los Angeles, Calif., Univer-

sity of Califorhial University Extension, Los Angeles City

School Districts, Division of College and Adult Education,

1966.78 p.

L131028 Gage, Nathaniel Lees, 1917- ed.

G3 Handbook of research on teaching; a project of the American

Educational Research Association. Chicago, Rand McNally,

1963.1218 p.


G57 Compensatory education for the disadvantaged; programs and



tion Board, 1966.299 p.

LC4091 Hickersons Nathaniel.

H5 Education for alienation. Englewood Cliffs, N. J., Prentice-

Hall, 1966.98 p.

PF Johnson, James N., ed.

30. Laboratory activities, 1967-1968. Berkeley, Cal., Far West

Laboratory for Educational Research and Development, 1968?

l7 p.

PF Kreitlow, Burton W.

30 Educating the adult educator: Part 1: Concepts for the

curriculum. Washington, U.S. Office of Education, 1965.

23 p. (Bulletin 723).

PF McKean, Robert C.

30 First course of study for teachers of adult basic education

classes, by Robert C. McKean, Ira Sanger, and d'Arcy McNickle.

Prepared under provisions of the Colorado State Plan for Adult

Basic Education. Boulder, Colo., Extension Division, Bureau

of Class Instruction, 1965.

63 p. mimeo.

PF Miller, Marilyn V., ed.

2 On teaching adults: an anthology. Chicago, Ill. Center




N248 A guide for teacher trainers in adult basic education.

Washington, D.C. Published for the Trainers-of-Trainers

Workshop Committee, 1966.

199 p.


2 When you're teaching adults. Washington, 1959,

24 p.

LC151 National University Extension Association.

N2 Educational technology:preparation and use in adult basic

education programs. Prepared...for the U.S. Office of Educa-

tion, Division of Adult Education. Washington, D.C.', 1967.

89 p.


9 Extended and revised National teacher-training adult basic

education program funded under the Adult Education Act of

1966. Fourth progress report. Submitted to Adult Basic

Education Branch, Divisidh of Adult Education, U.S. Office

of Education by the National University Extension Associa-

tion. Washington, D.C., 1967.

110 p.


30 Suggested films for use as supplement to teacher training

ABE curricula.

'5 p.





173 p.

PF Outline for an ideal teacher training program.

30.3 p. mimeo.

PF "Professional preparation in literacy education," by Richard

30 W. Cortright in Journal of Teacher Education (16:290-293)

1965.

PF Professional preparation of adult educators: a symposium,

30 by Cyril O. Houle and others. Chicago, Center for the

Study of Liberal Education for Adults, 1956.

Reprinted from Adult Educations Spring, 1956, pp. 131-166.

PF A report on the teacher-trainer institute, July 7-26, 1968.

30 Compiled and edited by Stanley.J. McConner, Sr. Storrs,

Conn., University of Connecticut, Continuing Education

Services Adult Basic Education, 1968.70 p.

LB1729 Stanford University.

S3 Micro teaching: a description. Stanford, Calif., 1967.

PF "Teacher expectation for the disadvantaged," by Leonore F.

30 Jacobson and Robert Rosenthal in Scientific American

(v.218, no.Li) April, 1968.

5 p. xerox copy.

PF Technical skills of teaching.

30 7 p. mimeo.

PF Techniques for Teachers of Adults.

2 A treasury of techniques for teaching adults, edited by

Virginia B. Warren. Washington, National Association for

Public School Adult Education, 1964.

48 p.

PF Thailand. Ministry of Education.

1 Thailand work oriented literacy proposal, 1967-1971.

Prepared on behalf of the Ministry of Education by Hilton

Power. UNESCO Contract EDA 7001.26, iv p. mimeo.

PF World Confederation of Organizations of the Teaching Profession.

30 Specialized Committee on Adult Education.The teaching profession and the world-wide literacy programme.

A handbook for leaders of WCOTP affiliated organizations.

Washington, D. C., May, 1967.34 p.

TEACHING METHODS


. A2 (DeKalb) June 13 r June 24, 1966.Speaking about adults and the continuing educational process.

Proceedings. Edited by R. Phillip Carter and Verl M. Short.

166 p. illus.

P e

Page 57

Z5814 Aker, George F., comp.A24A6 Adult education procedures, methods and techniques; a

classified and annotated bibliography, 1953-1963. Compiledunder the direction of George F. Aker for the Universityof Chicago Program of Studies and Training in ContinuingEducation. Syracuse, N. Y., The Library of ContinuingEducation at Syracuse University, 1965.

161 p.

PF Allen, Dwight W.23 An analysis of micro-teaching: a new procedure in teacher

education, by Dwight W. Allen and Jimmie C. Fortune. StanfordStanford University, School of Education, n.d.

12 p.

PF Banks, Virginia.31 . Where shall we begin, by Mrs. Virginia Banks, Consultant,

Adult Basic Mucation, Colorado Department of Education.Denver, 1967.

2 p. mimeo.

PF Barton, George E.31 Ordered pluralism; a philosophic plan of action for teaching.

Chicago, Center for the Study of Liberal Education for Adults,1964.

iii, 27 p. (Notes and essays on education for adults, no. 42).

PF Berdrow, John R.2 Teaching adults. Springfield, Ill.? Office of the Superintendent

of Public Instruccdon, 1965.48 p. (Adult education, circular series A-174).

374 Cass, Angelica W.C27a 1.du1t elementary education; teaching methods and practices,


Arthur P. Crabtree. New York, Noble and Noble, 1956.275 p.

PF Characteristics of teachers and methodology in adult basic28 education. Prepared by Frank C. Pearce, in cooperation with

Bureau of Adult Education, State Department of Education.Sacramento, Cal., June 17, 1966.

48 p. mimeo. (Stanislaus County 'Iulti-occupationalAdult Re-training Project. Research topic no. 4).

PF Colorado. University. Division of University Extension.27 Bureau of Class Instruction. Adult 3asic Education Staff

Specialist Project.Bibliography: characteristics of adult basic education

students and teaching the disadvantaged learner. Boulder,1968.

3 p. mimeo.

1l.1,1. ol 6.1" I' o'' It

L61028 Gage, Nathaniel Lees, 1917- ed.

G3 Handbook of research on teaching; a project of the AmericanEducational Research Association. Chicago, Rand McNally,

1963.1218 p.

PF Hayes, Ann.

23 An investigation of materials and methods for the introductorystage of adult literacy education, by Ann Hayes, Nancy Lighthall,

and Dan Lupton. Prepared by the Adult Education Council of

Greater Chicago. Chicago, Office of the Superintendent of

Public Instruction, n.d.

59 P.




n.p., n.d.16 p. mimeo.

PF (International Business Machines Corporation).

32 IBM 1500 Operating System. Computer-assisted instruction.

Coursewriter II. San Jose, Calif.?, n.d.44 p.


6 Division.Educationally deficient adults: their education and training

needs; the report of a survey. Washington, U.S. Dept. of Health,Education, and Welfare, Cifice of Education, for sale by the

Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1965.

60 p.

LC5219 Miller, Harry L.

M52 Teaching and learning in adult education. New York, Macmillan,

c1964.xi, 340 p. diagrs.

PF Miller, Marilyn V., ed.

2 On teaching adults: an anthology. Chicago, Ill. Center for

the Study of Liberal Education for Adults, 1960.


LB1033 National Education Association of the United States. Project:

N326 Time to Teach.Innovations for time to teach. Washington; Project: Time


Association, 1966.147 p.

.. ""'"

kF NAtional University Extension AssocAation.

23 1:Aterials for the adult basic education administrator

and teacher. Prepared for Adult Education Branch,

Division of Adult Education, U.S. Office of Education.

Wacthington, D.C., June, 1967.

49 p.

PF Solomon, Daniel,

31 Exploration in teaching styles; report of preliminary

investigations and development of categories, by Daniel

Solomon and Harry L. Miller. Chicago, Center for the

Study of Liberal Education for Adults, 1961.

45 p. (Research report, no. 308).

PF Striph, Florence D.

31 The utilization of prormammed learning in adult basic

education. Warren, Mich., n.d.18 p. mimeo.

PF "Teaching decision-making to the disadvantaged," by Catherine

6 Cavanagh and Dorothy Z. Price in Journal of Home Economics

(60:337-342) May, 1968.

1.)-0.

Verner, Coolie,A conceptual scheme for the identification and classification

of processes. Chicago, Adult Education Association, 1962.

34 p

L04091 Webster, Staten W., ed.

W4 The disadvantaged learner: knowing, understancling, educating;

a collection of original and published articles edited by Staten

W. Webster. San Francisco, Chandler Pub. Co., 1966.

644 p.

PF Woods,,Thomas E.

1 The administration of educational innovation. Eugene, Oreg.,

University of Oregon, Bureau of Educational Research, May,

1967.61 p.

TEACHING TECHNIQUES

Z5P14 Aker, George F., comp.

A24A6 Adult e&ucation procedures, methods and techniques; a classi-

fied and annotated bibliography, 1953-1963. Compiled under

the direction of George F. Aker for the University of Chicago

Program of Studies and Training in Continuing Education.

Syracuse, N.Y., The Library of Continuing Education at

Syracuse University, 196516,1 p.

PF Banks, Virginia.

31 Where shall ye begin, by Mrs. Virginia Banks, Consultant,

Adult Basic Education, Colorado Department Of Education.

Denver, 1967.2 p. mimeo.

PF Barton, George E.

31 Ordered pluralism: a philosophic plan of action for

teaching. Chicago, Center for the Study of Liberal.Educa-

tion for Adults, 1964.

iii, 27 p. (Notes and essays on education for adults,

no. 42).

PP "Basic principles in a good teaching-learning situation,"

23 by William H. Burton in Phi Delta num, March, 1958.

6 p.

LB1573 Bates, Alma.

36 Speed phonics; practical patterns coordinating speech-

spelling-reading. Northport, Ala., Colonial Press, 1962.

241 p.

PF Berdrow, John R.

2 Teaching adults. Springfield, Ill.? Office of the Superin-

tendent of Public Instruction, 1965.

48 p. (Adult education, circular series A-174).


15 TeaChing adults the literacy skills, by Edward Warner

Brice, Roy B. Minnis, and Ellen C.,Henderson. Washington,

D.C., General Federation of Women's Clubs, 1963?.

112 p. illus.

PF (Colorado. Department of 2:ducation).

32 Planning and implementing the classroom program. Denver,

November 14, 1966.5 p. mimeo.

LB1029 Conference on Application of Digital Computers to Automated

a85C58 Instruction, Washington, D.C., 1961.

1961 .Programmed learning and computer-based instruction. John

E. Coulson, editor. New York, Wiley, 1962.

xv, 291 p. illus.

L31044.7 Diamond, Robert M., ed.

D48 A guide to instructional television. New York, T4eGraw-Hi11,

1964.304 p.

LB1632 Fader, Dwiiel N.liooked on books, by Dlniel N. Fader and Morton N.

1966 Shaevitz. New York, Berkley, 1966.

128 p.

1B1632 Fader, Daniel N.

F3 Rooked on books; program and proof. By Daniel N. Fader

1968a and Elton McNeil. New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1968.

244 p.

LB1028 Gage, ibthaniel Lees, 1917- ed.

Handbook of research on teaching; a project of the American

Educational Research Association. Chicago, Rand McNally, 1963.

1218 p.


14 A manual for English teachers, including model lesson plans.

lah ed. New York, n.d.

40 p.

r (Globe Book Company).

14 Myths and folk tales around the world. Teacher'n Guide.

York, 1963.47 p

",ZA! Gudschinsky, Sarah C.

15 Handbook of literacy. Rev. ed. Norman, University of Okla-

homa, Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1967.

91, xxxixp.

a. 4.

32

(Interwitional Business Machines Corporation).

IBM 1500 instructional system; system sucTary. San Jose,

Calif.? n.d,11 p.

(International Busjness Eachines Corperation).

IBM 1500 Operating System. Computer-assisted instruction,

Coursewriter II. San Jose, Calif.? n.d.

44 p.

PF Laubach, Frank C.

13 Ecw to treat the adult illiterate. Reprinted w:Lth per-

mission of Syracuse University Press from "Toward jorld

Literacy" by Frank C. Laubach and Robert S. Laubach.

Syracuse, N. Y., Laubach Literacy Fund, n.d.

7 p. Reprint.

rpi "Materials, methods and programs for literacy education,"

14 by Robert F. Barnes from LITERACY EDUCATION, Chapter VII

in Iteview of Educational, Research (35:218-223) June,

1965.

PF taller, Marilyn V., ed.

2 On teaching adults: an anthology. Chicago, III. Center



L131033 National Education Association of the United States. Project:.

N326 Time to Teach.Innovations for time to teach. Washington; Project: Time


'Association, 1966.147 p.

L0151 National University Extension Association.

N2 Educational technology: preparation and use in adult basic

education programs. Prepared...for the U.S. Office of Educa-

tion, Division of Adult Education. Washington, D.C., 1967.

89 p.

LB1573 Scott, Louise Binder.

836 Phonics: in listening, in speaking, in reading, in writing

by Louise Binder Scott and J. J. Thompson. St, Louis, Webster

Pub. Co., 1962.378 p. illus.

LT2000 Smith, Nila Banton.32t2 Teacher's guide: Be a better reader. For books I-IV. 2d.

ed. Englewood Cliffs, N. J., Prentice-Hall, 1963.

4 v.


432U Telcher's guide: Be a better reader& For books V-VI.

Englewood Cliffs, N. J., Prentice-Hall, 1960, 1961.

2 v.

P2 Solomon, Daniel.

31 ilxploration in teaching styles; report of preliminary in-

vestigations and development of categories, by Daniel Solomon

and Harry L. Miller. Chicago, Center for the Study of Liberal

Education for Adults, 1961.45 p. (Research report, no. 308).

*1-14:11

2Solomon, Daniel.

Teachinc styles and learning by Daniel Solomon, William E.

Bezdek and Larry Rosenberg. Chicago, Center for the Study of

Liberal Education for Adults, 1963.

164 I). (Research report, no. 311).

Striph, Florence D.The utilization of programmed learning in adult basis education.

Warren, Mich., Macomb County Community College, n.d.

18 p. mimeo.

PF "Teaching machine technology: the state of the art," in AV17 Communication Review (10:204-217) May-June, 1962.

PF Techniques for Teachers of Adults.2 A treasury of techniques for teaching adults, edited.by

Virginia B. Warren. Washington, National Association forPublic School Adult Education, 1964.

48 p.

FF32

"Techniques for recording behavior with the video tape re-corder," by Herb Nichols in Lab World/Film World, Augustv8 p. mimeo.

PF "The use of motion pictures for automated instruction," by23 Leo E. Persselin in Journal of the Losittz yatim

Picture and Television azineers (73:755-760) September,1964.xerox copy.

PF Verner, Coolie.31 A conceptual scheme for the identification and classifica-

tion of processes. Chicago, Adult Education Association,1962.

34 p.

TESTS AND TESTING



Proceedings. Edited by R. Phillip Carter and Verl M. Short.

166 p. illus.

L131050 Botel, .Morton.

B65 How to terkch reading. Elementary aivisor: Cora L. Ho1schaw.

1963 Secondary advisor: Gloria C. Cammarota, Rev. ed. Chicago,

Follett Pub. Co., 1963.127 p.

PF California Test Bureau.

33 Tests of adult basic education, examiner's manual. Level

E. Preliminary edition. Adapted from the California Acnieve-ment Tests, 1957 edition, WXYZ series, 1963 norms, devisedby Ernest W. Tiegs and Willis W. Clark. Monterey,California Text Bureau, a division of McGraw-Hill Book Co.,01957, 1963, 1967.

21 p.

a

33

Page 64

"The aefin3tion and measurement of literacy," by William S.

Gray in Fundamental and Adult Education (9/10:3-8) 1957.-

1958.xerox copy.

PF Donohue, Dan.

27 Guidelines for teaching the "under-educated" adult, pre-

pared by Dan Donohue, Jess B. Brewster, Frances Harris :1.nd

Charles McCarthy. Prepared under the supervision of the

State Office of Public Instruction, Olympia, Washington,

n.d.

'97 p.

PF (Educational Testing Service, Princeton, N. J. Evaluation

9 and Advisory Service).Making the classroom test. A guide for teachers. 2d. ed.

Princeton, N. J. Educational Testing Service, 1961.

27 p. (Evaluation and advisory service series, no.4).

PF (Educational Testing Service, Princeton, N. J. Evaluation

77 and Advisory Service.Short-cut statistics for teacher-made tests. Princeton,

N. J. Educational Testing Service, 1960,

44 p. (Evaluation and advisory service series, no. 5).

PF Gazda, George Michael, 1931-

6 Handbook of guidance services, by George M. Gazda and

Jonell H. Folds. Urbana, Ill., R. W. Parkinson, 1966.

127 p.

PF Greene, H. A.

33 Iowa silent reading tests: advanced test. Form AM.

By H. A. Greene, A. N. Jorgensen and V. H. Kelley. New

rev. ed. New York, Harcourt, Brace and World, c1927,

1931, 1937.

PF Greene, Hu A.

33 Iowa silent reading tests: elementary test. Form AM.

New York, Harcourt, Brace and World, 01933, 1939.

1 2 Guidelines for testing minority group children. Prepared

%7 by a work 7oup of the Society for the Psychological

Study of Social Issues (Supplement) (22:129-145) April,

1964.

PF Harcourt, Brace and World, Inc., New York. Test Department.

33 ABLE specimen set: adult basic learning examination.

Level I. Forms A and B.

PF Harcourt, Brace and World, Inc., New York. Test Department.

33 ABLE specimen set: adult basic learning examination.

Level II. Forms A and B.

LC4091. Hickerson, Nathaniel.H5 Education for alienation. Inglewood Cliffs, N. J.,

Prentice-Hall, 1966.98 p.

PF "Innovation in the assessment of individual differences:

33 development of the first group mental ability test,"

by Gary J. Robertson in Normline (v.1, no.2) 1968.


L3 Basic education for disadvantaged adults; theory and


Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1966.411 p.

PF "Measurement of progress toward first class citizenship for

33 the under-educated adult," by Bjorn Karlsen and others,

in Normline (v.11 no.1) 1968.


N375 . How adults can learn more-faster. A practical handbook

for adult student. By 7irginia B. Warren. Washington,

National Associatiwl of Public School Adult Educators,

1961.52 p.


23 Materials for the adult basic education administrator and

teacher. Prepared for Adult Education Branch, Division of

Adult Education, U.S. Office of Education. Washington, D.C.,

June, 1967.49 p.


N36 Adult basic education seminar guide: a study program for t


Opportunities Project, 1966.173 p.

PF Smith, Edwin H.

22 Teaching reading to adults, by Edwin H. and Marie P. Smith.

Washington, National Association of Public School Adult Educa-

tors, 1962.71 1)0

PF33

Page 66

"Some implications for school practice of bhe Chicasostudies of cultural bias in intelligence tests, byKenneth Eells in Harvard Educational Review (23:wwwwwm284-297) 1953.


Z5 Corrective reading by Miles V. Zintz. Dubuque, Iowa,

W.C. Brown Co., 1966.380 p.

VOCATIONAL TRAINING

PF Davis, Richard R.

34 A study and evaluation of the basic and experimentalvocational-technical education at the School of Vocational-

Technical LAucation, Idaho State University. Boise, Idaho.

Idaho State University, 1963.iii, 36 p. mimeo.


6 Division.Educationally deficient.adults: their education and training

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