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Demonstration Projects for Handicapped Young Children: A Review.

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May, Marcia J.; And Others – Young Children, 1981

Results of a survey of the Handicapped Children's Early Education Program (HCEEP) indicated that projects within the program are diverse, offer services to meet individual children's and families' needs, and significantly involve families in the projects. More than one-third of these projects are administered by publicly supported educational…

Descriptors: Children, Demonstration Programs, Disabilities, Early Childhood Education

Early Childhood and Parenting Research Program. Final Report.

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Gotts, E. E. – 1979

This final report reviews and evaluates the work completed by the Early Childhood and Parenting Research Program between June 1, 1978 and November 30, 1979. The first project described is the Home Oriented Preschool Education (HOPE) Follow-Up Study. The HOPE Follow-Up Study was designed to examine the effects of HOPE treatments on children and…

Descriptors: Child Rearing, Children, Data Collection, Early Experience

Homebound Program, 1980-81.

Phoenix Union High School District, AZ. Research Services. – 1981

The Phoenix Union High School District Homebound Program enrolls students who are unable to attend school for at least 3 months due to illness, disease, accident, pregnancy, or emotional or physical handicapping conditions. Homebound classes are carried out through special telephone consoles and home visits. This report describes the Homebound…

Descriptors: Disabilities, Emotional Disturbances, High Schools, Home Instruction