The Availability of Program Descriptions Among Programs for Seriously Emotionally Disturbed Students

This article addresses the value of program descriptions for the field of serious emotional disturbance/behavioral disorders and presents data collected on the availability of written programs for this population of students. The development and field testing of instrumentation used to collect these...

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Published in:Behavioral disorders 1988-02, Vol.13 (2), p.108-115
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Community based instruction
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Educational Quality
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Emotional Disturbances
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Information Dissemination
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Instructional design
Instructional Leadership
Mood disorders
Parent Participation
Program Descriptions
Program Development
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Behavior Disorders
Behavior Patterns
Behavioral disorders
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Community based instruction
Curricula
Design evaluation
Educational Planning
Educational Quality
Educational Research
Elementary Secondary Education
Emotional Disturbances
Evaluation Methods
Exceptional children
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Information Needs
Instructional design
Instructional Leadership
Mood disorders
Parent Participation
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Program Development
Public schools
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Schools
Special education
Students
Surveys
Teaching methods
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