This bibliography was compiled to enable physical educators to gain greater insight into the mainstreaming process. Each citation specifically pertains to mainstreaming and has been verified by thorough examination. (MT)

This 114-item bibliography of surveys is limited to program status--surveys of of opportunities available, populations served, participation, problems, and needs of handicapped persons. None of the citations focus on activities, methods, facilities, philosophy, or other specific program areas as such. Places to obtain additional information are…

The annotated bibliography provides bibliographic information and non-evaluative abstracts of about 50 reports, books, journal articles, etc., concerned with disabled children who require technology support. Citations are listed alphabetically by author and were published from 1978 to 1989. (DB)

This catalog lists cassette books produced by the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped during 1989. Books are listed alphabetically within subject categories under nonfiction and fiction headings. Nonfiction categories include: animals and wildlife, the arts, bestsellers, biography, blindness and physical handicaps,…

Reviews some current literature concerning library services to the blind and physically handicapped, including a publication on legislation affecting services and a book on handicapped persons employed at libraries. (FM)

This list of resources includes publications, films about the handicapped, equipment (with illustrations), and clothing services for people with special needs. (SK)

The bibliography contains a list of 126 basic references on barrier free design. Entries include research reports, reviews of government activities, guidebooks on design of buildings and facilities, handbooks for simplifying daily activities, and discussions on general issues related to barrier free design. Entries are arranged alphabetically by…

The catalog contains references for approximately 1200 cassette books available from the Library of Congress, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped. Nonfiction items are arranged by the Dewey Decimal system, and fiction, foreign language, and children's books are arranged alphabetically by title. Provided for each citation is the…

This reference circular lists Bibles and sacred texts of many world religions, in a variety of languages, translations, and versions, that are available in special media. Commentaries, concordances, liturgies, prayer books, hymnals, and magazines are also listed. Priority was given to citing complete works; portions of works are listed if they are…

Lists and annotates four picture books (three by classic Russian poets) that have been translated from Russian into Spanish, and two nonfiction books about handicapped children that have been translated from English to Spanish. (GT)

This completely revised and updated edition of the bibliography of the same title, published by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Library in 1971, is a selective, partially annotated list of publications and periodical articles issued since 1970. In cooperation with HUD's Office of Policy Development and Research, the most…

This bibliography is a source of information for physical education and recreation for the handicapped. The document is a listing of all materials that have been developed and distributed through the Information and Research Utilization Center from 1972 through 1975, and relevant materials sent to resource contacts and/or ERIC. Program reports,…

Properly planned outdoor play areas can be an important aid in the rehabilitation and learning experiences of handicapped children. For a handicapped child the playground becomes a major training and treatment facility as well as a play experience. This bibliography is intended to assist designers in collecting the necessary data and information…

Identifies myths and stereotypes found in juvenile literature portraying the physically handicapped, and uses fictional and personal examples to show how such characters can be portrayed realistically and effectively. The need for authors to focus on the person rather than the disability is emphasized. (10 references) (CLB)

Describes the collections, roles, and services of the Reference Section of the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped of the Library of Congress. Publications available from the series "Reference Circular" and "Reference Bibliography" are described, and it is suggested that they be used by librarians…