Call Number (LC) Title Results
ED142006 Infant and Infirm Language Stimulation Project 1
ED142007 Madison's Alternative for Zero Exclusion Toward an Integrated Therapy Model for Teaching Motor, Tracking and Scanning Skills to Severely Handicapped Students. Volume VI: Part 3 / 1
ED142008 Educational Acceleration of Intellectually Talented Youths Prolonged Discussion by a Varied Group of Professionals. 1
ED142009 Program Characteristics of the Carolina Abecedarian Project Introduction / 1
ED142010 Child Abuse Screening Implications of the Limited Predictive Power of Abuse Discriminants from a Controlled Family Study of Pediatric Social Illness / 1
ED142011 Parents and Siblings of the Handicapped A Selected Bibliography / 1
ED142012 A Model Minicourse Parent Involvement in the Special Education Process / 1
ED142013 Mental Retardation and the Law A Report on Status of Current Court Cases / 1
ED142014 An Application of the Shewart Time Series Design in an Educational Setting 1
ED142015 Feasibility Study of Postsecondary Education for Deaf People. 1976-1977. Reports I and II 1
ED142016 The Private Clinic : Help for the Troubled Child and Family / 1
ED142017 Minimal Brain Dysfunction Associations with Perinatal Complications / 1
ED142018 Structured Semantic Relations in a Communication System Developed without a Language Model An Ergative System / 1
ED142019 Research in Sign Language Interpreting at California State University, Northridge 1
ED142020 A Comparison of the Majors of Deaf and Hearing Students at California State University, Northridge / 1
ED142021 A Comparison of the Majors of Deaf, Other Handicapped, and Non-Handicapped Students at California State University, Northridge / 1
ED142022 A Profile of CSUN Deaf Students, Fall Semester, 1976 1
ED142023 A Pilot Study of Verbal Learning in Young Aggressive Boys. Final Report 1
ED142024 A Pilot Study of Verbal Learning in Young Aggressive Boys. Appendix H 1
ED142025 A Training Institute and a Related Conference to Prepare Special Education to Work More Effectively with Exceptional Children from Minority Groups. Final Report. 1