Interdisciplinary Studies: An Eric Review

Balogh, S. “The Multi-Disciplinary Approach in History and Ethnic Studies.” Community College Social Science Journal, 1980-81,2 (3) 62-69.

Beckwith, M. M. Integrating the Humanities and Occupational Programs-An Inventory of Current Approaches, Project Report #12. Los Angeles: Center for the Study of Community Colleges, 1980a. 8-8p. (ED 196 489)

Beckwith, M. M. Science Education in Two-Year Colleges: Interdisciplinary Social Sciences. Los Angeles: ERIC Clearinghouse for Junior Colleges and Center for the Study of Community Colleges, 1980b. 69-69p. (ED 181 955)

Buckley, E. H. The Development of Language Skills in the Setting of an Interdisciplinary Remedial Program at Santa Rosa Junior College (California). Ed.D. Dissertation, Nova University, 1976. 164-164p. (ED 136 865)

Cantor, H. Curriculum and Instruction in the Community College: A Working Paper. Unpublished paper, 1979. 13-13p. (ED 179 258)

Champaigne, J. Developmental Studies Program Review, 1974-1981. Canandaigua, N.Y.: Community College of the Finger Lakes, 1981. 33-33.p (ED 206 338)

Cohen, A. M. “What Next for the Humanities?” Community College Review, 1980,4 (7) 66-71.

Dale, J. E. “The Case for an Interdisciplinary Approach to Social Science.” Community College Social Science Journal, 1980-81, 2 (3) 34-38.

Eason, D. O. Charting the Territory: Interdisciplinary Studies. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Conference on English in the Two-Year College, Biloxi, Miss., 1981. 12-12.p (ED 208 914)

I.D.S. (Interdisciplinary Studies in General Education): A Program for the 1980s. Orlando, Fla.: Valencia Community College, 1980. 9-9p. (ED 207 635)

Humanities at College of San Mateo. San Mateo, Calif.: San Mateo College, 1981. 61-61p. (ED 203 915)

Koehnline, W. A. “The Marriage of the Humanities and the Trades.” New Directions for Community Colleges, 1981, 1 (9) 77-84.

Moore, B. J. , and Silverman, S.E. Team Teaching in an Introductory Course to Social Science. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Eastern Community College Social Science Association, Baltimore, Md., 1980. 16-16.p (ED 188 689)

Parsons, M. H. A Sense of Perspective: Four Years of Experience with an Integrated Humanities Course for Career Students. Paper presented at the “What ever happened to the Humanities?” Conference, Catonsville, Md., 1978. 19-19p. (ED 156 281).

Poppino, M. A. , and Cohen, E. L. “Coordinated Curriculum Model for Reading in the Content Area.” Journal of Developmental and Remedial Education 1979, 2 (2) 5-7.

Sadler, Jr., W. A. Tapping the Potentials of Interdisciplinary Studies in a Freshman Core Program. Unpublished paper, 1978. 16-16p. (ED 167 231)

Sbaratta, P. A. The Interdisciplinary Cornucopia. Paper presented at the Annual Conference on English in the Two-Year College, Baltimore, Md., 1981. 9-9p. (ED 211 156).

Schulz, B. A. Strengthening Humanities in Occupational Curricula: A Brief Review of Strategies, Sources, and Models. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Northeast Regional Conference on English in the Two-year College, New York, N.Y., 1980. 32-32p. (ED 202 508)

Slonecker, W. G. Strengthening Humanities in the Occupational Curriculums at Chemeketa Community College. Paper presented at the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges/National Endowment for the Humanities Conference on Strengthening the Humanities, Los Angeles, Calif., 1981. 30-30p. (ED 202 561)

Wiley, B. The Intercurricular Studies Division: An Interdisciplinary Success. Unpublished paper, 1981. lip. (ED 207 643)