Articles from Childhood Education (December 22, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A Fine, Fine School. (Fiction).		Book Review	135
A lingering question for middle school: what is the fate of Integrated Curriculum? (Issue in Education).	Caskey, Micki		1732
A Pair Of Wings. (Nonfiction).	Saviano, Maria M.J.	Book Review	87
America at war. (President's Message).	Quisenberry, Nancy L.	Brief Article	543
Annual business meeting resolutions. (Program Exchange).		Brief Article	340
Antarctic Journal. Four Months at the Bottom of the World. (Nonfiction).	Allen, Irene A.	Book Review	112
Assessing the well-being of children and families. (Special Publications).	Kieff, Judith		1494
Backyard Books: Are You a Bee? (Nonfiction).	Quisenberry, Jill	Book Review	130
Bobcat: North America's Cat. (Nonfiction).	Kuring, Debi	Book Review	104
Branches' financial status. (Branch Business).	Gonzalez, Mynor		319
Breathwaite mini-grant project: an ABC photo gallery. (ACEI Elizabeth Breathwaite Mini-Grant Award).		Brief Article	702
Buddy Is A Stupid Name For A Girl. (Fiction).	Easter, Amy	Book Review	129
Conducting Effective Conferences With Parents Of Children With Disabilities: A Guide for Teachers. (Professional Books).	Landis, Marla	Book Review	214
Conference events.			913
Coyote And Badger. (Fiction).	Penny, Boepple	Book Review	97
Developing social competence in the inclusive primary classroom: the ability to promote social competence in inclusive settings is a critical teacher competency for a developmentally appropriately early childhood program.	Keyes, Denis W.		6765
Differentiating Curriculum With Technology-Enhanced Class Projects. (Technology in the Classroom).	Bergen, Doris		1518
Early Childhood Workshops That Work! The Essential Guide to Successful Training and Workshops. (Professional Books).	Brawner, Cynthia	Book Review	205
Engaging Minds: Learning and Teaching in a Complex World. (Professional Books).	Wasserfall, Ingrid	Book Review	209
Enter Teaching: The Essential Guide for Teacher New to Grades 3-6. (Professional Books).	Moore, Barbara	Book Review	285
Exploring the foundations of middle school classroom management: the theoretical contributions of B. F. Skinner, Fritz Redl and William Wattenberg, William Glasser, and Thomas Gordon all have particular relevance for middle school educators.	Manning, M. Lee		4044
Exploring your role: A Practitioner's Introduction to Early Childhood Education. (Professional Books).	Miller, Susan A.	Book Review	318
Farm Flu. (Fiction).	Crawford, Patricia A.	Book Review	120
Five Smooth Stones: Hope's Diary. (Fiction).	Laub, Mary	Book Review	122
Gifts from Childhood Education: conversations about feature articles. (Vice President's Vista).	Burnett, Jeanie	Brief Article	541
Growing Up Wild: Wolves. (Nonfiction).		Book Review	97
Henry's First Moon Birthday. (Fiction).	Wisneski, Debora	Book Review	97
Holidays in the public school kindergarten: an avenue for emerging religious and spiritual literacy: early childhood professionals were placing young children in the position of choosing between dishonoring their family's deeply held religious beliefs or feeling like outsiders.	Myers, Barbara Kimes		3466
If I Had A Tail. (Fiction).	Ford, Liane	Book Review	100
In memoriam.		Obituary	160
In Ned's Head. (Fiction).	Geskus, Elsa	Book Review	83
Joining the Writing Club: everyone is welcome. (For Parents Particularly).	Watson, Patricia		1370
Kaiulani: The People's Princess. (Fiction).	Bartlett, Andrea	Book Review	107
Lend a hand new teachers.	Martin, Resa Reed	Brief Article	359
Leon The Chameleon. (Fiction).		Brief Article	106
Lessons learned from the first year of program reviews for ACEI national recognition of elementary programs. (Professional Standards/ Teacher Education).	Weitman, Catheryn		992
Lilian G. Katz. (Members in the News).		Brief Article	356
Low Song. (Fiction).	Hoagland, Gina	Book Review	104
Magical moments. (Classroom Idea-Sparkers).	White-Williams, Sharon		1461
Migration in India: education and outreach for street children.	Vakil, Shernavaz	Statistical Data Included	3351
Music and the brain in childhood development. (Review of Research).	Strickland, Susan J.		3288
My Best Friend Bear. (Fiction).	Dramby, Melissa	Book Review	111
On The Trail of Sacagawea. (Nonfiction).	Burnett, Jeanie	Book Review	118
Pippin And Pudding. (Fiction).		Book Review	96
Racial And Ethic Identity In School Practices: Aspect of Human Development. (Professional Books).	Boyd, Barbara Foulks	Book Review	402
Red Legs: A Drummer of the Civil War. (Fiction).		Book Review	106
Seeking History: Teaching With Primary Sources in Grades 4-9. (Professional Books).	Hodges, Camille	Book Review	245
Sharing the resources of ACEI. (Memberandum).	Gardner, Marilyn		293
Skills for first-time teachers. (Student Slant).	Szente, Judit	Brief Article	398
Strategic plan 2001-2002.			2021
Symposium, workshops, & educational explorations.			659
Teachers--Transforming Their World and Their Work. (Professional Books).	Mason, Bradley S.	Book Review	245
Teaching & Learning Without Borders. (2002 ACEI Annual International Conference & Exhibition April 3-6, 2002 * The Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego (formerly Hyatt Regency San Diego).			650
The Cat Who Loved Mozart. (Fiction).		Book Review	116
The era of the rural school. (Teaching Strategies).	Gwaltney, Thomas M.		2429
The Ersatz Elevator: A Series of Unfortunate Events, Book the Sixth. (Fiction).	Liddicoat, Elizabeth K.	Book Review	90
The Great Gracie Chase: Stop That Dog! (Fiction).	Grossman, Sue	Book Review	114
The Journal Of Biddy Owens. (Fiction).	McGlone, Marissa	Book Review	97
The Journal Of Jesse Smoke: A Cherokoee Boy. (Fiction).	Keller, Amy	Book Review	104
The Light In Their Eyes: Creating Multicultural Learning Communities. (Professional Books).	Herrara, John J.	Book Review	267
Using authentic assessment to document the emerging literacy skills of young children.	Ratcliff, Nancy J.		2317
Valley Of The Moon: The Diary of Maria Rosalia de Milagros, Sonoma Valley, Alta California 1846. (Fiction).	Weiss, Meredith	Book Review	119
Viva San Diego! The Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego (formerly known as the Hyatt Regency San Diego) is the West Coast's tallest waterfront building. Located on San Diego bay, this beautiful hotel is located adjacent to San Diego's Convention Center, and just blocks from the restored, historic Gaslamp Quarter.		Brief Article	655
Volunteers. (From the Executive Director).	Odland, Jerry	Brief Article	677