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ABSTRACT

MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29*Bibliographies; *Team Teaching

This 554-item bibliography contains citations ofmaterials published between 1960 and 1971 relating to all aspects ofteam teaching. Citations are divided into three sections: 1) books,papers, and pamphlets; 2) journal articles and excerpts from books;and 3) theses. Availability from ERIC or the Canadian Teachers'Federation Library is noted where applicable. (RT)

BIBLIOGRAPHIES IN EDUCATION

No. 22

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,EDUCATION & WELFAREOFFICE OF EDUCATION

("HIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO-DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROMTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIG-INATING IT. POINTS OF VIEW OR OPIN-IONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILYREPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDU-CATION POSITION OR POLICY.

TEAM TEACHING

Sources consulted in preparing this bibliography include

the British Education Index (The Library Association), the Canadian

Education Inden: (CCRE), the Cumulative Book Index (Wilson's), the

Current Index to Journals in Educationl(CCM), the Directory of Edu-

cation Studies in Canada (CEA), the Education Index (Wilson's),

Education Studies Completed in Canadian Universities (CEA), Research

in Education (ERIC), and Research Studies in Education (Phi Delta

Kappa). The period covered is approxlmately ten years.

Abstracts of material with an ED number may be found in

Research in Education. If marked "Available ERIC," hard copy, or

microfiche copies may be purchased through the Education Document

Reproduction Service of the ERIC system.

Material available from the CTF Library is asterisked.

CONTENTS

BooksPapervand,Pamphlets 3

Articles and Excerpts from Books . OOOOO 13

Theses 36

A. Books, Papers and Pamphlets

1. Allan, Blaine W. Individualized Learning Through ComputerizedModular Scheduling, Second Report of Scheduling Project AtV:Lrgin Valley High School, Mesquite, Nevada. Carson City:Nevada Western States Small Schools Project, 1964. 50 p.

Available ERIC. ED 021 669.

2. Allen, Dwight W. Team Teaching. Education Cassette Series No. 121.

(a tape-recording). Chicago: Instructional Dynamics, Inc.,

1970. ED 041 876. Not available F- O.

3. Altman, Burton E. Micro Team Teaching. LaCrosse: Wisconsin StateUniversity, 1968. 20 p. Available ERIC. ED 023 632.

4. Anderson, Robert H. Teaching in a World of Change. New York: Har-

court Brace and World, 1966.

*5. Bair, Madill, and Richard G. Woodward. Team Teaching in Action.

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1964. 229 p.

6. Baird, J. Hugh. I-STEP: A Program Which Integrates Interactionand Design. Provo, Utah: Brigham Young University, Collegeof Education, 1970. 12 p. Available ERIC. ED 038 378.

7. Barone, Frank. Communication Arts: Individualization ThroughCurriculum, Content, and the Small Group. Redlands: Cali-fornia Association ,pf Teachers of English, 1969. 4 p.


8. Bean, Alvin and Vernon L. Hendrix. The Mini-College,_ Spring, 1968.

Dallas: Dallas County Junior College District, 1968. 24 p.


9, Beard, Ruth M. Research Into Teaching Methods in Higher Education.2nd Edition. Research into Higher Education MonogrIphs.London, England: Society for Research into High,..;

Ltd., 1968. 70 p. Available ERIC. ED 036 274.

10. Becken, Elliott, Team Teaching in Grades Five and Six ThroughPartial Departmentalization. Eugene, Oregon: University of

Oregon Bulletin, 1963. '11 p.

*11. Begga, David W. Decatur-Lakeview High SchooL:- A Practical Appli-cation of the Trump Plan. Englewo0--Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-

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Hall, 1964. 266 p.

*12. Beggs, David W. (ed.) .Team;.Teaching; Bold New Venture. Indiana-

polis: Unified CollcigePress, Inc., 1964. 192 p.

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13. Bench, Varnell. Concepts of Team Teaching. Ogden, Utah: WeberCounty Schools, Center for Team Teaching, 1967, 2 p. AvailableERIC. ED 033 068.

14. Borem, William R. Team Teaching: How to Incorporate It Into OurSchools. Ogden, Utah: Weber County Schools, Center for TeamTeaching, 1969. 1 p. Available ERIC. ED 033 079.

15. Borg, Walter R. Research on Team Teaching: Study of Human Interac-tion Variables in Successful and Unsuccessful Teacher Teams.Ogden, Utah: Weber County Schools, Center for Team Teaching,1966. 2 p. Available ERIC. ED 033 069.

16. Bowman, Garda W. and Ellen Galinsky. Discussion Guide for Film:"Teams for Learning". New York: Bank Street College of Education, 1969. 31 p. %--

17. Bowman, Garda W. and others. Discussion Gu-ide for Film Clip Series"The Team Approach in Education: TWenty,Ouestions on Film".New York: Bank Street College,o1 Education, 1969. 20 p.

Available ERIC. ED 034 716.--

18. Boyles, Marion P. and others. Evaluation of Instructional Teams,1968-69. WashingtOn, D.C.: Office of Education, 1969. 39 p.

Available ERIC, ED 045 689.

*19. British ColUmbia Teachers' Federation. Continuous Progress. Van-codver: BCTF, 1966. 74 p.

20,,,---Bilnyan, L. W. Team Teaching, Calgary: Dome Petroleull Ltd., 1965.95 p. Available ERIC. ED 026 381.

21. Burns, Rex S. and Robert C. JOnes. Two Experimental Approaches f-oFreshman Com osition -- Lecture --Tutorial an learn ;;

,,,Ae College, 1961. 13 p.Warensburg: Centr,-0

Available ERIC. 11) 015 214.

*22. Canadian Education Association. Team Teaching in Canada. Toronto:

CEA, Research Division, 1964. 16 p. (Report No. 3/1963-64).

23. , Carpenter, Will'Lam L. 24 Group Methods and Techniques in AdultEduca-ion, Washington, D.C.: Educational Systems Corporation,1969. 59 p_ ED 039 400. Not available ERIC.

24. Chamberlin, Leslie J. Team Teaching; Organizational Administration.Columbus, Ohio: Charles E. Merrill Publishing Co., 1969. 152 F.?..

25. Clarke, DonSocialCountyERIC.

and Melvin A. Cattle. The Modular Approach in Teamingstudies at the Elementary Level. Ogden, Utah: Weber -

,5chools, Center for Team Teaching, 1967. 1 p.

ED 033 078.

26. Clinrhy, Evans. Rich Township High School, Olympia Fields Campus,r2zshi._JllinolARichTo. Profiles of Significant Schools.

New York: Educational Facilities Labs, 1960. 28 p. Available

ERIC. ED 031 872.

*27. Schools for Team Teaching. Profiles of Significant

Schools. New York: Educational Facilities Labs, 1961. 67 p.


28. . Wayland Senior High School, Wayland Massachusetts,

Profiles of Significant Schools. New York, Ed3cational

Facilities Labs, 1960. 32 p. Available ERIC. ED 031 873.

29. Cornett, Joe D. and Walter Butler. The Effect of a Team Approach inAchieving the Objectives of an Introductory Course in Education.1967. 7 p. Available ERIC. ED 025 489.

30. Cunningham, David C. Team Teaching. Houston: Gulf School ResearchDevelopment Association, 1963, 7 p. Amailable ERIC. ED 032 284.

31. Cunningham, David F. Effect of Background and Personality of Teacherson Teaching Teams. Houston: University of Houston, . Bureau of

Educational Research and Service, 1964. 66 p. Available ERIC.

ED 033 071.

32. Curtis, Thomas E. (ed.) The Middle School. Albany: State University

of New York, Center for Curriculum Research and Services, 1968.

278 p. ED 032 623. Not available ERIC.

33. Dallenbach, Jan F. and Kenneth N. DeYoung. Special Education for the

Gifted Through Television. Duluth, N. Minn.: Educational Re-search and Development Council of Northeast Minnesota, 1969.

67 p. Available ERIC. ED 041 417.

*34. Davis, Harold S. How to Organize an Effective Team Teaching Program.Successful School Management Series. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.:Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1966. 64 p. ED 026 299. Not available

ERIC.

*35 . Team Teaching Bibliography: Staff UtilizationProject 1964. Cleveland, Ohio: Educational Research Councilof Greater Cleveland, 1964. 95 p.

36. . Team Teaching: A Selected Annotated Bibliography.Cleveland, Ohio: Educational Research Council of GreaterCleveland, 1967. 56 p. Available ERIC. ED 023 159.

37. Davis, Harold S. and Joseph E. Bechard. Flexible Schedulin . Cleve-

land, Ohio: Educational Research Council of America, 1968.31 p. ED 022 254. Not available ERIC.

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*38. Downey, L. W., M. Skuba and N. Hrynyk (eds.) Organization -- AMeans to Improve Instruction. Lecture Series of the 1962Leadership Course for School Principals. Edmonton: the PolicyCommittee, 1962.

39. Easley, Edgar M. Concentrated Employment Program -- New CareersMotivation 24-August Los Angeles:University of California, 1968. 44 p. Available ERIC. ED033 268.

40. Esbensen, Thorwald. Working with Individualized Instruction: TheDuluth Experience. Palo Alto: Fearon Publishers, 1968. 122 p.ED 033 090. Not available ERIC.

41. Fall, Charles R. and John C. Wilson. mi_c.ePratts.51_2EijiaClinical Teams to Improve Teacher Education. Buffalo: StateUniversity of New York at Buffalo, 1968. 35 p. AvailableERIC. ED 028 142.

42. Fearing, Percy. Nongraded Foreign Language Classes. ERIC FocusReports on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, Number 4. NewYork: American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages,1969. 7 p. Available ERIC. ED 031 980.

43. Finch, Curtis R. The Development of an Instrument to Measure StudentAttitude Toward Individualized Shop and Laboratory Instruction.Vocational-Industrial Education Research Report. ResearchSeries No, 2. University Park: Pennsylvania State University,1969. 21 p. Available ERIC, ED 026 539.

44. Ford Foundation. The Correlated Curriculum Project: A New Experi-mental Pro ram for the General Student. New York: FordFoundation, 1967. 6 p. Available ERIC. ED 020 005.

45. Franklin, Marian Pope, Comp. School Organization: Theory andPractia91; Selected Readings_on Grading, Nongrading, Multi-grading, Self-Contained Classrooms, Departmentalization, TeamTeaching, Homogeneous vs. Heterogeneous Grollaing. SelectedBibliographies,, Rand McNally Education Series. Chicago:Rand McNally, 1967. 65 p. Available ERIC. ED 022 253.

46. Freeman, John, Team Teaching in Britain. London, England: Ward,Lock & Co. Ltd., 1969. 424 p.

47. Friedli, Robert LeRoy. Curriculum Development in z3. Teachthg Team.Ogden, Utah: Weber County Schools, Center for Team Teaching,1967. 1 p. Available ERIC. ED 033 077.

48. Garrison, Roger H. New Approaches to Teaching. Portland, Maine:Westbrook Junior College, 1968. 16 p. Available ERIC. ED025 539.

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49. Gaskell, William. The Inservice Education Potential of Team

Planning-Teaching. Nashville, Tenn.: George Peabody College

for Teachers, 1967. 4 p. Available ERIC. ED 036 502.

50. Gaynor, Petrequin, and William G. Tapfer. A Computer-Generated,Teacher-Developed, Modular-Flexible Schedule. New York:

McGraw Publishing Co., 1968. 24 P. Available ERIC.

ED 030 206.

51. Grib, Thomas F. Problems in the Measurement and Evaluation ofStudent Discussion Groups. West de Pere, Wisc.: Saint

Norbert College, 1966. 12 p. Available ERIC. ED 017 972.

52. Guidelines for the OccupationalTraining of the Disadvantaged.

Oswego, N.Y.: State University of New York. Division of

Vocational Technical Education, 1968. 104 p. Available ERIC.

ED 040 288.

.53. Hanolovsky, Glenda and others. Why Team Teaching? Columbus, Ohio:

Charles E. Merrill Publishing Co., 1969. 119 p.

54. Henry B. duPont Middle School. Alexis I duPont School District,

Wilmington, Del.: Whiteside, Moeckel and Carbonell, Lrchi-

tects, 1966. 23 p. Available ERIC. ED 035 255.

55. Jackson, Annette R. Team Teaching at Upper Arlington School.Upper Arlington, Ohio: Upper Arlington High School near

Columbus, 1968. 5 P. Available ERIC. ED 021 825.

56. Jaquith, Charles E. and others. An Experimental Study UtilizingClosed Circuit Television in an Industrial Arts Team Teaching

proaram. Final Report. Kenosha: Kenosha Public Schools,

1967. 81 P. Available ERIC. ED 016 378.

57. Jester, James F., Jr. Comparative Study of the Effects of TeamTeaching and ill.pjallilfEJALia_caTeachingthe ScholasticAchievement of Ei hth Grade Students in Social Studies and

1.4aRgaastf_Arts. Ann Arbor: University Microfilms, 1966.

110 p. ED 029 876. Not available ERIC.

58. Johnson, Robert J., Jr. and J. J. Hunt. RX for Team Teaching.

Minneapolis: Burgess Publishing Co., 1968. 189 p.

59. Joslin, Paul Harold. 4 Comparison of a Team Approach and a Con-ventional Approach on_AstaayesientinolBioloz.Rochester, N.Y.: Rochester University, 1968. 175 p.

ED 027 203. Not available ERIC.

*60, Joyce, Bruce R. Man Media and Machines -- The Teacher and His

Staff. Washington, D.C.: National Educational Association,

1967. 28 P. ED 016 397. Not available ERIC.

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61. Kenyon, Donald. Team Teaching with Paperbacks. San Dimas, Calif.:Covina High School, 1967. 9 p. Available ERIC. ED 017 414.

62. Klausmeier, Herbert J. and Mary R. Quilling. An Alternative toSelf-Contained Age-Graded Classes. Madison: University ofWisconsin, 1967. 15 p. Available ERIC. ED 016 010.

63. Klausmeier, Herbert J. and others. Project Models -- A FacilitativeEnvironment for Increasing Efficiency of Pupil Learning and forConducting Educational Research and Development. Madison:University of Wisconsin, 1967. 39 p. Available ERIC. ED016 004.

64. The Klein Concept for Team Teaching and Continuous Progress Educa-tion. Mountain View, California: Mountain View School Dis-trict, 1967. 34 p. Available ERIC. ED 027 713.

*65. Klopf, Gordon J. and others. A Learning Team: Teacher and Auxiliar.E.New York: Bank Street College of Education, 1969. 163 p.

66. Klotman, Robert H. (ed.) Schedulina Music Classes. Washington, D.C.:NEA, 1968. 70 p. ED 034 309. Not available ERIC.

67. LaFauci, Horatio M. and P. E. Richter. Team Teaching at the Colley,:Level. Oxford, England: Pergamon Press, 1970. 157 p.

68. Lasher, Miriam G. and others. Influences on Teaching Style in Workwith Disturbed Preschoolers. Medford, Mass.: Tufts University,1970. 26 p. Available ERIC. ED 042 303.

*69. Lovell, Kenneth. Team Teaching; its Nature and the Relevance ofU.S.A. Ex erience for the British Teachers. Leeds, England:University of Leeds, Inatitute of Education, 1967. 52 p.

*70. Macdonald, John. The Discernible Teacher.: Ottawa: CanadianTeachers' Federation, 1970, 100 p. ED 041 863. Not availableERIC.

*71. MacKinnon, A. R. Exploratioakinto Team Teaching. A Report onProjects Currently in Progress at Lexington, Massachusetts.Toronto: Boaz(' of Education, Research Department, 1962.11 p.

72. McCarthy, Robert J. Wh An Unaraded Middle School? Cha ter 1 Howto or anize and 0 erate an Un raded Middle School. SuccessfulSchool Administration Series. Liverpool, N.Y.: Liverpool(N.Y.) Middle School, 1967. 18 p. Available ERIC. ED 022 240.

73. Maryland, Department of Education. A Handbook of Team Teaching inthe Elementary_achools. Baltimore: the Department, 1963.21 p. ED 2140.

74. Melaragno, RalpO J. A Study of Two Methods for Adapting Self-

Instructional Materials to Individual Differences. Final

Report. Springfield, Va.: Clearinghouse for Federal

Scienti_fic and Technical Information, 1966. 5 p. ED 021 460.

Not available ERIC,

75. Montean, John 3. and othe!L.s. Team Teaching in High School Biolggyi

An_Ixperimentel Evaluation. Rochester, N.Y.: Consortium

Press, Inc., 1969, 164 p. ED 033 049. Not available ERIC,

*76. Munro, George and Gerald Wiley. Team Teaching in Ontario Seconder,

Schools 1964-1965. Toronto: Ontario Educational Research

Council, 1965. 38 p.

77. Nearine, Robert J. Patterns for Progress: An Evaluation, 1967-1968.

Hartford, Conn.: Hartford City Board of Education, 1968. 17 p.


78. Odell, William R. auclys_andoment of ShoReritered TeamTeaching for Potential High School DrozzOuts. Stanford:

Stanford University, 1967. 86 p. Available ERIC. ED 019 743.

79. O'Neill, John H. and others. Interim Re ort on the Sixteen-CreditCombined Course Offered in the Gerieraarils__Quarter,1968. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota. General College,

1969. 54 p. Available ERIC. ED 028 781.

*80. Ontario Association for Curriculum Development. Trends in Educa-

tion in Ontario Schools: Annual Report. Toronto: OACD,

1961. 69 p.

*81. Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. Planning and Imelementing

Chan e in Ontario Schools. A Report of the Committee on the

Implementation of Change in the Classroom. Toronto: OISE, 1967.


82. Otto, Frank. Individualizing Instruction Through Team Teaching.

Wichita, Kansas: American Association of Teachers of Spanish

and Portuguese, 1968. 3 p. Available ERIC. ED 031 104.

*83. Peterson, Carl H. Effective Team Taaching. the Easton Area High

School program. West Nyack, N.Y.: Parker Publishing Co. Inc.,

1966. 216 p.

*84. Polos, Nicholas C. The Dma.mics of Team Teachiag. Dubuque: Wm.

C. Brown Co., 1965. 152 p.

85. Poulos, Chris G. The Relative Effectiveness of a Closed-Circuit

Television Team-Teaching_Method in_liigh_acILUILlEy_IRLEILELlo-

tion. Final Report. Wausau, Wisc.: Wausau Senior High School,


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86. Project for the Inservice Preparation of Teachers for the Desegrega-tion of Selected School Faculties Through the Implementation ofTeam Teachiha. Technical Progress Report, April 1, 1967 throughJune 30, 1967. 54 p. Available ERIC. ED 024 737.

87. Ramsey, Wallace Z. (ed.) Organizing for Individual Differences.Perspectives in Reading, No. 9. Newark, Delaware: InternationalReading Association, 1967. 133 p. ED 025 398. Not availableERIC.

88. Re ort of First Annual Conference. Flexible Schedulin and Forei nLanguage Teaching, Bridgeport: Bridgeport University, Depart-ment of Foreign Languages, 1968. 27 p. Available ERIC. ED029 528.

89. Richmond, W. Kenneth. The Teaching Revolution, New York: Barnes andNoble, Inc., 1967. 220 p. ED 041 442. Not available ERIC.

90. Robinson, David B. A Comparison of a Team Approach and a ConventionalApproach on Achievement in High School Biology. Final Report.Rochester, N.Y.: Genesee Valley School Development Association,1968. 127 p. Available ERIC. ED 038 327.

91. Roffers, David W. Kids Are Our Most Important Product -- LincolnLearning Center. Final Report. Minneapolis: MinneapolisPublic Schools, 1967. 54 p. Available ERIC. ED 016 007.

*92. Sampson, L. P. and E. N. Ellis. Educational Innovation; ^rends andDevelo ment in Education. Vancouver: BC School Trustees'Association, 1967. 40 p.

93. Samuels, Seymour and others. The Influence of Team Teaching andFlexible Grou,ing on Attitudes of Junior High School Students.Final Report. New York State Experimental and InnovativePrograms. New Rochelle, N.Y.: New Rochelle City Board ofEducation, 1969. 109 p. Available ERIC. ED 041 370.

*94. Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation. A Summer Workshop in TeamTeaching. Saskatoon: STF, 1965. 7 El.

*95. Shaplin, Judson T. and Henry F. Olds. Team Teaching. New York:Harper and Row, 1964. 430

96. Silva, Fred. To Look or to See: Film Study in the English Cur-riculum. Oswego, N.Y.: New York State English Council, 1969.8 p. Available ERIC. ED 035 651.

97. Skell, Dorothy, An Integrated Team Teaching Approach to MethodsCourse. Paper presented at the International Reading Associa-tion Conference. Boston, 1968. 12 p. Available ERIC.ED 019 199.

98. Smith, Donna M. and Pruess Judith Fitch. Team Teaching Bibliography.

Minneapolis: Upper Midwest Regional Educational Laboratory,


99. Smith, E. Brooks and others. Toward Real Teaching: A Team Intern-

ship Proposal. Detroit: Wayne State University, 1968. 10 p.


100. Smith, Richard J. and Herbert J. Klausmeier. The Development of a

Facilitative Environment for Learning and Research Through R/I

Units in the Secondary School, 1966-1967. Madison: University

of Wisconsin, 1967. 14 p. Available ERIC. ED 016 005.

101. Sowers, Paul C. Let's Team Teach in Our Elementary School. NASEC

Monograph Series, Spectrum. Flagstaff: Northern Arizona

Supplementary Education Center, 1968. 23 p. Available ERIC.

ED 030 941.

102. Stafford, James L. An Exploration Into Team Teaching in English and

the Humanities. Champaign, Ill.: National Council of Teachers

of English, 1963. 24 p. ED 023 684. Not available ERIC.

103. Stocker, Joseph. Differentiated Staffing in Schools. A Review of

Current Policies and Programs. Washington, D.C.: National

School Public Relations Association, 1970. 50 p. ED 042 727.

Not available ERIC.

104. A Stud in the Use of Pro rammed Mathematics Material at Ninth Grade

Level. Dickinson, N. Dak.: Dickinson Public Schools, Instruc-

tional Media Center, 1967. 50 p. Available ERIC. ED 036 424.

*105. Team Teaching: A Report of the Western Conference of Teacher Organ-

izations. Vancouver: Western Teacher Organizations, 1964.

61 p.

*106. Team Teaching, Kansas: University. of Kansas Conference on Team

Teaching, 1962. 31 p.

107. Team Teaching in Elementary Grades. Washington, D.C.:

Research Service, 1965. 20 p.

Educational

103. Tinaman, Stewart, The Effect of InstructionAillelilioll4Iy_Irainlag,Paper

presented at the 1970 AERA Annual Meeting, 55 p. Available

'ERIC. ED 059 201.

*109. Trump, J. Lloyd. Secondary

School Tomorrow, Washington, D.C.: National Association of

Secondary School Principals, 1960. 14 p.

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*110. Trump, Lloyd and Lois S. Karasik. Focus on the Individual-- ALeadership Responsibility. Washington, D.C.: NationalAssociation of Secondary School Principals, 1965. 33 p.

ill. The Use of Teaching Teams to Improve the Education of Immigrant,Transient Pupils in Depressed Areas. Project Proposal.Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh Public Schools, 1960. 12 p. AvailableERIC. ED 020 252.

112. Valdman, Albert. Programmed Instruction Versus Guided Learning. inForeign Language Acquisition. Philadelphia: National CarlSchurz Association, 1968. 14 p. Available ERIC. ED 031 987.

113. Vars, Gordon F. Common Learnings; Core and Interdisciplinary TeamApproaches. Scranton: International Textbook Co., 1969. 306 p.

114. Wall, Harvey R. and Robert W. Reasoner. Team Teaching: A Descrip-tive and Evaluative Study of Program for the Primary Grades.Concord, Calif.: Mount Dtable- Unified School Dist=ict, 1962.140 p. Available ERIC. ED O:L7 083.

115. Webb, Neil J. and Thomas F. Grib. Teaching Process as a L.tamiag.Ex erience -- The Ex erimentaa Use of Student-Led DiscussionGroups.. West de Pere, Wisc.: Saint Norbert Gollege, 1967.129 p. Available ERIC. ED 019 708.

116. Weinswig, S. Edward and Albert I. Freedman. HICUT '68 (HartfordIntensive City-University Teacher); Design for Development.Hartford, Conn.: Hartford Public Schools, 1968. 27 p. AvailableERIC. ED 024 660.

117. Wiersma, William. A Guide to Educational Specifications for a Compre-hensive Elementary Teacher Education Program. Washington, D.C.:American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, 1969.18 p. Available ERIC, ED 035 607.

118. Wigderson, Harry I. Team Teaching. Atevised July,1968.:. Visalia,ADAPT, 4 pACE Supplementary Educational Center, 1968.

35 p, Available ERIC -E.DA25A13.

119. York,H.L. Jean. How to Plan and Organize Team Teaching in ElementarySChOol:-SCiende.HWashl=gtOnD.O.: National SCience TeachersAssociation, 1969 ô p. .:EDH036H429 NOt::available:ERIC.

*120. York, L. Jean and others. LackgroundPhilosoli'osesofTeam Teachinp. Module I. Dallas: Leslie Press, 1971. 71 p.(Series of seven instructional units.)

*121. Evaluation of TeanCreaching and Childrents-ContinuousProgress. Module VI. Dallas: Lealie Press, 1971.152 p. (Series of seven instructional units.)

*122. .Grouping Children for Instruction in Team Teaching.

Module IV. Dallas: Leslie Press, 1971. 99 p. (Series of

seven instructional units.)

*123. Materials and Resources Suggested for Team Teaching

and Individualized Instruction. Module III. Dallas: Leslie

Press, 1971. 95 p. (Series of seven instructional units.)

*124. Prerequisites for Good Planning Sessions in Team

Teaching Module VII. Dallas: Leslie Press, 1971. 103 p.

(Series of seven instructional unitc,)

*125. The Role9 of the Professional am427?araprofessional_-Personnel in Team Teaching. Module LI.. 111aa: Leslie Press,

1971. 56 p. (Series of seven instrw-riarzal urts.)

*126. Team Teaching as a Facilitator- 0f-the Namgraded School.

Module V. Dallas: Leslie Press, 197. (3eries of seven

instructional units.)

127. Young, Darrell Dean. The Effects of Instructhrth Team Learningon Achievement in a General EducationCoarseinPhsicalScience. Buffalo: State University of 11476-er, York, 1969. 124 p.

ED 041 777. Not available ERIC.

128. Yuker, Harold E. A Comparison of the Performances oi Team-Taught and

Individually-Taught Classes in Freshmar., English. Hemstead, N.Y.:

Hofstra University, Office of Instructional Research, 1966.


129. Zweibelson, I. Evaluating Attitudes. Washington, D.C.: American

Psychological Association, 1967. 10 p. Available ERIC. ED 017 937.

B. Articles and Excerpts from Books

. Adams, Anthony. Team teaching and the English teachers. Use of English

21:7-12 Antumn '69.

Agan, Raymond J. Vocational agriculture teacher as a team member.

Ag Ed Mag 41:5-6+ J1'68.

3. . A total and interdisciplinary program of vocational

education. High Sch J-52:241-6 F'69.

4. Aitken, Richard. We are five individuals. Mus Educators J 55:65-7

F'69.

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*5. Ajello, P. Team_tc4ching in English at ERIC Hamber Secondary School1965-1966.- BLEagl Teach 7:3-9 Mr'67.

6. AlexiLie, Sister Mary. Team instruction of large groups. Cath Sch J64:25-8 D'64.

7. Altman, B. E. Micro team teaching with student teachers. Instr79:88-9 0'69.

8. Anderson, R. H. How organization can make the school more humanistic.Nat El Prin 49:6-13 Ja'70.

9. Anderson, R. H. Some types of cooperative teaching in cur -ent use.Nat El Prin 44:22-6 Ja'65.

*10. Anderson, R. H. Organizational character of education: staffutilization and deployment; cooperative teaching. R-Ed Res34:456-8 0'64.

*11. Anderson, V. E. Team teaching vs. core? reply to N. L. Bossing.Ed Lead 23:620-2 My'66.

12. Andrews, Stuart. First steps in team teaching. Conference 6:5-7Je'69.

*13. Angrave, J. Team teaching and nongrading: a case for individualtimetabling in Canadian schools. Can Ed Res D 5:48-59 Mr'65.

14. Atwood, R. K. Team teaching: new models are needed. Sci Teach37:59-60 Ja'70.

15. Bahner, J. M. Team teaching in the elementary school. Ed 85:337-41F'65.

*16. Bahr, Jerome. Non-professional teachers enliven the subject matter.Clearing House 43:494-6 Ap'69.

17.:: Bank, S.end:G.- Sehmidt. Team teaching in.driver edUcation. Ill Ed58:20910 ja'70.

18. Barnickle, D. W. and R. T. Lindberg. Team approach is essential inLa nongraded school. In Ed 58:385-6 My'70.

*19. Barnett, H. O. Team teaching. OSSTF Bul 46:177 My'66.

*20. Barrie Allendale Heights School: teacher-student planning.Curriculum Bul 1:9 S'68.

21. Beggs, D. W. Team teaching: an effective program for senior highschool. Ill Ed 53:108-10 N64.

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*22. Beggs, D. W. Two books take turns praising team teaching; review of

team teaching; bold new venture. Nations Sch 73:12+ My'64.

*23. Bellows, G. R. Professionalism for professionals; a report on a team

teaching project at Brother Rice High School. NTA J 58:29-30

Ap'67.

*24. Beltz, George and John Shaughnessy. Interdisciplinary team teaching:

an approach that works with seventh graders. NASSP Bul 54:47-60

S'70.

25. Berger, Allen and William E. Evans. Read Impr 6:30-4 Fall'69.

26. Berzofsky, M. and J. C. Ousler. Org,2nizing team teaching in science.

Sci Teach 31:30-2 0'64.

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271. Yunro, B. C. Teez teaching. BC Parent-Teach 32:5+ D'66.

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279. O'Bruba, W. S. Team meeting: heart of team teaching: planned con-

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286. Ottman M. B. and E. MacBeth. Introduction to team teaching. NY State

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290. Parzych, O. Team teaching of typewriting through television. J Bsns-1413105-6 D'67.

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292. Peck, Danna. 7he 8mm in team teaching. Instr 78:125+ Ja'69.

293. Perkins, Es Role of audiovisual aids in team teaching. NY Soc Exp StudyEd 1:.3rIls 1963:48-50.

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295. Peterson, ,.7a, Designing your new building to incorporate team teaching.Arar2HBd J. 151:61-4 N'65.

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299. Pike, Kenneth V. and others. Biology methods -- a team-teaching approach.Sci T.each 37:63-4 F'70,

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302. Poland, R. 7.1eam teaching by closed circuit television. Bal Sheet48:,17-18 S'66.

303. Polos, Nichdlas C. Team teaching: past, present and future. Clearing; House 39:456-8 Ap'65.

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305. Powell, J. and E. Lau. How we cut our teeth on team teaching. NationsSch 79:69-71 F'67.

306. Powers, F. R. Team trains teachers. Ed Forum 30:205-8 Ja'66.

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307. Pratt, H. M. Space, a plan to meet children's needs. Instr 76:19 Ja'67.

308. Project social studies, university of Minnesota. Soc Ed 34:402-4 Ap'70.

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312. Reams, D. and T. J. Bleier. Developing team teaching for ability

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314. Reasoner, R. W. and H. R. Wall. Developing staff interaction in team

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*315 Reed, W. Team teaching worked in our school. BC Teach 44:233-6+ Mr'65.

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317. Rens, D. E. What is the role of the team meeting? Wis J Ed 98:24+

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320. Schaefer, J. Teaching can no longer be an individual enterprise.

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321. Schlaadt, Richard G. An analysis of the effectiveness of team teaching

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322. Modified health team teaching in action. J Sch Health

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323. Schmitt, J. and others. Objective look at team teaching in high school

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324. Schornack, Gary R. Marketing and distribution: team teaching succeeds

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*325. Seger, J. E. Team teaching -- a result and source of specialization.CSA Bul 5:18-27 Ja'66.

326. Shaplin, J. T. Cooperative teaching: definitions and organizationalanalysis. Nat El Prin 44:14-20 Ja'65. Same cond. Ed Digest30:25-8 Ap'65.

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328. Sherman, R. Cooperative planning in team teaching. Sch & Com 51:9 Ja'65.

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330. Shirts, M. A. and others. Team teaching at Southern Utah. Ed Forum32:453-6 My'68.

331. Silver, A. Rotation plan of team teaching. J Bsns Ed 44:23-4 0'68.

332. Simendinger, E. A. Temn teaching in science. Sci Teach 34:49-51 0'67.

333. Simmons, H. G. Fort Benton experiments with team teaching. Mont Ed43:16-17 S'66.

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335. Skeel, Dorothy J. An integrated team teaching approach to methods. IntRead Assn Conf Proc Pt. 1 13:478-81 Ap'68.

336. Sleight, R. H. Administrative problems as a result of flexible schedulingand team teaching. J Sec Ed 42:358-62 D'67.

337. Smith, W. M. Team teaching the superior student in biology. Am Biol Teach28:187-90 Mr'66.

338. Smith, Zelda. Remedial reading -- a team approach. Florida Read Quart6:7-9 Je'70.

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342. Steadman, A. Meeting the challenge of team teaching: Council Roek inter-mediate school, Richboro, Pa. Forecast Home Econ 15:F36+ N'69.

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343. Steed, Stanley M. and Robert M. Katrein. Teaming up with content area

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344. Stevens, M. and W. R. Elkins. Designs for team teaching in English.

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345. Strathern, Richard A. A rationale for value education. CaLLIWIAftQuart 27:13-14 J1169.

346. Stuart, M. Single-discipline approach pools talents and time. Ill Ed

53:113-15 N'64.

*347. Sturgeon, D. R. Continuous promotion in elementary schools. Sch Admin

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*348. Sybouts, W. Supervision and team teaching. Ed Lead 25:158-9+ N'67.

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351. Tarnowsky, P. Team teaching: an exciting adventure. Sask Hist Teach

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352. Tate, R. S. Teaching French a deux at Duke.. French R 44:92-4 0'70.

353. Taylor H. A. and R. F. Cook. Schools within a school: a teaching team

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354. Teaching music in teams. Instr 77:84 My'68.

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356. Team teaching. Times Ed Sup 2690:1431 D 9'66.

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*358. Team teaching in the next decade. CEA News 204:3-4 0'66.

359. Team teaehing in the primary school. Times Ed Sup 2776:221 Ag 2'68.

*360. Team teaching isn't any easier but it's a lot more rewarding. Sch Prog

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361. Thayer, M. N. Experimental first year. Sci TeaCh 31:33-4 0'64.

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*363. Thomas, J. I. Reconciling theory and practice in the elementary school.El Sch J 68:349-52 Ap'68.

364. Thomson, John A. and Ervin A. Behsman. A commitment to change in teachertraining. Col Ed Rec 55:168-77 Ap'70.

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368. Van Orman, E. G. and M. C. Van Orman. Team teaching of world geography.

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371. Verhage, W. Co-operation in teaching; the strengths and weaknesses of anintegrated program. J Higher Ed 37:446-50 N'66.

372. Vernon Peter, J. Team teaching. Adult Ed 41:27-30 My'68.

373. Vodicka, Edward 14. On student teaching: an exercise in teamwork.,

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374. Wallace, R. C. Jr. Can.large groupinstructionprovide for ,individualdifferences? Nat El Prin 44:66-70 Ja'65.

375. Walters, Thomas O. Elementary school classroom organization: to self-

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378. Warwick,

Who's for the brass ring. OSSTF Bul 47:143-5, My'67.

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379. Watkins, J. F. and othe-t. :American stiidies experiment. Mont Ed 41:14-15

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383. Weitman, N. Have you tried paired teaching? Instr 77:170 N'67.

384. Welch, J. Experiment with talking. Times Ed Sup 2782:457 S 13'68.

385. Wheater, S. B. Team teaching in a course in speaking and writing. Speech

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386. hite, R. W. How successful is team teaching. Sci Teach 31:34-5+ 0'64,

387. White, R. T. New Eagle elementary school. Am Sch Bd J 151:57-60 N'65.

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393. Willerding, M. F. Only way to teach. Arith Teach 12:256-7 Ap'65.

394. Williams, Darrell and Larry Thirstrup. Tennis team teaching. J Health

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396. Wilson, Mildred. T.. and Samuel H, Popper. What about the middle school?

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397. Wilson, R. R. We formed a vertical team. Instr 79:129 Ap'70.

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399. Witucki, J. M. and A. L. Regan. Medium and message: team teaching in

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400. Womersley, A. Learning to teach general studies. An account of anexperimental course involving team teaching and curriculumdevelopment with certificate in education students. Gen Studies

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C. Theses

1. Beighley, Archie Fay. The Origin, Development, and Implementation ofElementary Team Teaching in Lewiston, Idaho. Ph. D. thesis,

University of Idaho, 1968.

2. Burningham, George Leland. A Study and Evaluation of Team Teaching andNon-Grading at the Wood&tock Elementa/y School. Ph. D. thesis,

University of Utah, 1965.

3. Carlin, Philip. A Study uf Certain Characteristics of Teacher Attitudesin Two Elementary School Team Teaching Programs. Ph. D. thesis,

Loyola University, 1964.

4. David, Harold Seaton. The Effect of Team Teaching on Teachers. Ph. D.

thesis, Wayne State University, 1963.

5. Diemert, Norman Emerson. Teacher Satisfaction in Team and ConventionalTeaching.Situations. M. Ed. thesis, University of Alberta,1969. 106 p.

6. Downie, David A- A Comparison of Team Teaching and AutonomouP Teachingin High School English and Social Studies. Ph. D. thesis,University of Alberta, 1970. 152 p.

7. A,.1 Evaluation of a Team Tee,ching 2roject in High School

English and Social Studies. -h, D. thesis, University ofAlberta, 19674,

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8. Erzinger, Lillian Novotny. Development of the Team-Approach to Learningat the Intermediate Grade Levtal of the Elementary School forthe Improvement of Instruction. Ph. D. thesis, Harvard Uni-versity, 1960.

9. Graham, Russell. A Study of Team Teaching in North Central High Schoolsin Missouri. Ph. D. thesis, Univereity of Missouri, 1965.

10. Hagan, Owen A. Perceptions of Team Teaching la Expressed by Teachers ina Specific Team Teaching Situation. Ph. D. thesis, ColumbiaUnivercity, 1964.

11. Herfkens, James J. Building the Adnr:_nistrative Team in School SystemsEmploying from 100 to 200 Teachers. Ph. D. thesis, Universityof Nebraska, 1967.

12. Hunt, Edward George. Team Teaching in Junior High School Science andSocial Studies. Ph. D. thesis, University of Connecticut, 1963.

13. Knox, Donald. An Experimental Study of the Effect of a Team TeachingProgram 'Upon Certain Selected Variables. Ph. D. thesis,Western Reserve University, 1964.

14. Moore, James. The Effect of Team Teaching Upon Principal PersonnelRelations. Ph. D. thesis, St. John's Ouiversity, 1965.

15. Moreland, Ernest FerAan. The Role of Audio-Visual Specialists and Mediain Exemplary Team Teaching Programs in Ten Selected S andary

Schools. Ph. D. thesis, Indiana University, 1968.

16. Newsome, Eric. A Survey of Team Teaching in Canadian Eleme;tary School,.M. Ed. thesis, Bishop's University, 1968. 177 p.

17. Rowley, John Vail. The Personality Characteristics of Team TeachersSelected by Their Peers for Team Membership. Ph. D. thesis,

Rutgers, The State University, 1967. DA 1251-A.

18. Thomson, Scott Dayton. An Analysis of Achievement Outcomes: Team Teach-

ing and Traditional Classes. Ph. D. thesis, Stanford University,1963. DA 3240.

19. Ward, Kenneth L. Team Teaching in Western Canada. M. Ed. thesis, Uni-versity of Alberta, 1967. 159 p.

20. Warfel, Elvin G. A Content Analysis of the Team Planning Session ofthe Instructional Teams in the Dundee School, Greenwich, Con-necticut. Ph. D. thesis, Columbia University, 1964.

21. White, Robert W. An Evaluation of a Team-Teaching Experiment in HighSchool Biology. Ph. D. thesis, University of Wisconsin, 1962.

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