Addresses critical decisions that collaborators might encounter in designing, implementing, and reporting collaborative research involving more than one discipline. (Canadian Home Economics Association, 151 Slater Street, Ottawa, Canada K1P 5H3) (JOW)

The interview with D. Brolin touches on his views regarding the developmental nature of career education for handicapped students, the developments in the field of career education, current challenges, interdisciplinary cooperation, resistance to career education, and advice to educators regarding career education programing. (CL)

Acts of pedophilia, rape, and incest are uncomfortable subjects that are underdiagnosed and underreported. Effective management involves a multidisciplinary approach that is difficult to achieve without a special program for sexually abused children. Journal availability: see EC 143 201. (Author)

Describes six elementary art activities which integrate art with other subjects. Students make cloth patchwork banners, bark rubbings, posters, full-sized paper cut-outs of singing children, and optical drawings. An arts enrichment day for bilingual children with visual arts, music, and dance demonstrations is also discussed. (AM)

Events and activities based on holidays and anniversaries occurring in September are suggested for elementary grade levels. (FG)

The introduction to the special issue on pediatrics and special education notes the increased interest of pediatricians in the handicapped, increased expectations for pediatric involvement due to federal legislation, and increased awareness of the training needs of pediatricians. (DB)

A social caseworker and a rehabilitation counselor led a group of eight visually impaired adults who were in various stages of the rehabilitation process. Combining the disciplines of casework and rehabilitation counseling was designed to assist clients in establishing or reestablishing their independence and sense of purpose. (Author)

Presented is a step-by-step system and guide for incorporating math into reading. It keeps everything organized and provides a record of all math concepts being reinforced. A bibliography of books containing many number concepts is presented. (KC)

Environmental education has not succeeded in advancing beyond where it was ten years ago in developing an environmental education program for the schools of America. In view of developments in such areas as energy, more action is needed. (RE)

To assist in the development of a shared language for therapists and teachers serving handicapped children, the article offers a glossary of terms used by occupational and physical therapists. Definitions of 30 terms are given. (SBH)

Describes technical writing as the catalyst that allows science, business, and the humanities to interact and lists some of the opportunities the technical writing teacher has in this catalytic role. (TJ)