Volume 27 Index, 1999

Authors

Adams, D., Summer, 3-10
Adams, T.L., Summer, 3-10
Alexander, N., Winter, 19
Alliston, D., Fall, 29-31
Beal, C.C., Fall, 20-23
Benson, T.R., Spring, 9-15
Botkin, D., Winter, 3-10
Bromer, B.L., Spring, 17-23
DeCosta, S.B., Fall, 4-7
Downing, J.E., Spring, 9-15
Engel, S., Winter, 20-27
Ferguson, C.J., Summer, 23-29
Fox, J.E., Summer, 11-15
Gellens, S., Summer, 22
Glanville, L., Fall, 26-28
Gnatuk, C.A., Fall, 4-7
Grace, C., Spring, 25
Grymes, J.M., Fall, 29-31
Harmon, C., Summer, 3-10
Love, F.E., Fall, 8-10
Mattern, V., Fall, 11-14, 19
Morrison, G.S., Spring, 3-8
Owens, C.V., Summer, 19-21
Quick, D.S., Winter, 3-10
Quick, S., Winter, 3-10
Reneke, S., Summer, 3-10
Rowland, S.T., Fall, 8-10
Rusher, A.S., Spring, 3-8
Saab, J.F., Winter, 11-15
Scott, B., Fall, 11-14, 19
Stork, S., Winter, 20-27
Thomason, N.D., Spring, 26-29
Warash, B.G., Winter, 11-15

Advocacy and Public Policy

Strategies to Strengthen SECA Affiliate Groups—Babies, Billboards, and Brainpower in Mississippi, Spring, 25
Mentoring Means Higher Quality Care for Children, Fall, 11-14, 19
Strategies to Strengthen SECA Affiliate Groups—Seminar on Violence Prevention Planned for Florida’s Affiliate Leaders, Summer, 22

Book Reviews

474 Science Activities for Young Children, Winter, 29
Developmentally Appropriate Classroom in Early Education, The, Spring, 31
Differentiated Classroom, The: Responding to the Needs of All Learners, Summer, 31
Early Childhood Mentoring Curriculum, The: An Handbook for Mentors, Fall, 32
“It’s the Camaraderie”: A History of Parent Cooperative Preschools, Summer, 31
Literacy Portfolios: Using Assessment to Guide Instruction, Winter, 29
Tomorrow’s Children: Meeting the Needs of Multiracial and Multiethnic Children at Home, in Early Childhood Programs, and at School, Fall, 32

Child Development

Helping Young Children Deal With Family Violence, Winter, 3-10
Here Come Environmental Buddies: Child-to-Child Mentoring, Fall, 26-28
I Wish We Could Be Together: The Candle Ceremony, Summer, 19-21
“Our Guinea Pig Is Dead!” Young Children Cope With Death, Spring, 26-29
Playing to Learn, Winter, 3-8

Curriculum and Learning Environment

Building Literacy With Child-Constructed Sociodramatic Play Centers, Summer, 23-29
Exploring the Visual Arts With Young Children, Winter, 11-15
“It’s Time to Go Home!” Reframing Dismissal Routines, Summer, 11-15
Rejuvenate Math and Science—Revisit Children’s Literature, Spring, 9-15
Strategies to Support Children—On Fish and Phonics, Winter, 19
Teaching Mathematics in a Multiage Classroom, Summer 3-10

Inclusion

Who’s in the House Corner? Including Young Children With Disabilities in Pretend Play, Spring, 17-23

Professionalism

ABCs of Mentoring Teachers, The, Fall, 8-10
Mentoring Apprentices Project: Opportunities for Educators, Fall, 20-23
Mentoring Family Educators: Learning From a Skilled Supervisor, Fall, 4-7
Mentoring: Professional Development Through Relationship, Fall, 29-31
So, What Is Constructivist Teaching? A Rubric for Teacher Evaluation, Winter, 20-27

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