EDJJ Notes
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The National
Center on Education, Disability and Juvenile
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Febuary
2005
Volume 4 Number 1
Resource for Serving Students with Disabilities in Short-Term Detention;
Assessing the Effects of Foster Care: Early Results from the Casey National
Alumni Study; Pathfinder Education Program: Lancaster County, Nebraska
Detention Center; In Their Own Words
June 2004
Volume 3 Number 3
In the News: Suspension, Race, and Disability in Maryland; Establishing
and Maintaining Quality Education Programs in Juvenile Corrections;
Resources for Parents: The Technical Assistance Alliance; Research to
Practice: Research-Based Practices; From Youth in Corrections: Time
Ticks Away; EDJJ National Conference
January 2004
Volume 3 Number 2
The Policy of Prosecuting Juvenile Offenders as Adults: A Summary of
Key Issues; Youth Transition From a Secure Care Facility; Research to
Practice: Self-Management
October 2003
Volume 3 Number 1
The Effects of School and Class Size on Students: Implications for the
Design of Correctional Facilities; The Job Satisfaction of Georgia's
Juvenile Justice Teachers; Issues Concerning Education and Incarceration;
Research to Practice: Self-Management
June 2003
Volume 2 Number 4
School characteristics related to the use of suspension; EDJJ Professional
Development Series, Research to Practice: Grouping for instruction
March 2003
Volume 2 Number 3
In the News: Immaturity and Juvenile Offenders; Mt. McKinley School
Reform Efforts; Research to Practice: Grouping for Instruction; Book
Review: Legacy of the Blue Heron: Living With Learning Disabilities;
Parents: Supporting Parents of Youth with Mental Health
January 2003
Volume 2 Number 2
In the News: Arizona Detention Transition Project; Current EDJJ Research:
Youth Transition; Research to Practice: Technology-Based Practices for
Youth with LD; EDJJ National Videoconference; Working with Upset Parents
October 2002
Volume 2 Number 1
In the News: In the News: High Academic Performance in High Poverty
Schools; Girls, Crime, and the Juvenile Justice System; Research to
Practice: Teacher Collaboration; Conference Calendar
June 2002
Volume 1 Number 5
In the News: Kentucky Center for Safe Schools Report; Spotlight: Dorm
Libraries, Bridge City Correctional Center, New Orleans, LA; Parents
and Advocates: Play by the Rules: Alabama Laws for Youth; Research to
Practice: Promoting Conceptual Knowledge in Math; Transition: Best and
Promising Practices For Youth in Long-Term Correctional Facilities;
Your Letters)
March 2002
Volume 1 Number 4
Mental Health and Juvenile Justice; Transition: Best and Promising
Practice for Short-Term Jails and Detention Centers; Spotlight: Karl
Dennis, Executive Director, Kaleidoscope, Inc.; Research to Practice:
Teaching Devices; Organizations Providing Information and Support on
Learning Disabilities; Your Letters: Supporting Youth in Need of Supervision
January 2002
Volume 1 Number 3
Characteristics of Youth and Educational Programming in Juvenile
Corrections; Wraparound Milwaukee; Research to Practice: Notetaking;
Parents and Families: Parent Participation and IEP's
November 2001
Volume 1 Number 2
Resilience and Incarcerated Youth; Promoting Literacy in Corrections;
Supporting Youth at Arrest; Prevention of Youth Aggression and Violence;
Your Letters
September 2001
Volume 1 Number 1
Juvenile Transfers to Criminal Court in Florida; Direct Instruction
in Corrections; Accessing Educational Services; Spotlight: Dr. Edna
O'Connor; Education Director; Oak Hill Youth Center; Your Letters
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