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TITLE INDEX  Enhancing the Academic Success of Hispanic Fe- 
males, Arthur E. Hernandez, Fall 1995, p. 18. 
Affirmative Action: The Law of Unintended Con-  Evaluating Professional Development Schools: The 
sequences,  Ellen  Altman  and Patricia  Promis  Challenge  of an  Imperative,  Point,  Dale  P. 
Fall 1995, p. 9.  Scannell, Summer 1996, p. 241. 
Evolution  of Professional  Development  Schools, 
Fannye E. Love, Peggy Emerson, Jean M. Shaw, 
Beyond Piecemeal Improvements:  How to Trans- 
and Cindy Leigh, Summer 1996, p. 210. 
form Your School Using Deming’s Quality Prin- 
ciples by Ron Warwick, Book Review by David 
Fostering Professional Development School Part- 
Alan Gilman, Winter 1996, p. 113. 
nerships:  School  and University  Mathematics 
The Bicycle Sale, Elizabeth  Buettner,  Spring 
Educators  Keep the Flame  Burning  Brightly, 
199p6. ,130 . 
Anne  M. Raymond  and Marylin  Leinenbach, 
Breaking  the  Cycle  of  Violence,  videotape 
Summer  1996, p. 206. 
series,  Media  Review  by  Robert  French, 
Spring  1996, p. 159. 
Getting  Down  to Cases,  Lee Teitel,  Summer 
199p6. ,200 . 
Cat’s Cradle: Making Cultural Connections in 
Grandfather, Anne Newton, Spring 1996, p. 150. 
the  Mathematics  Classroom,  Rita  Eisele, 
Fall  1995, p. 46. 
How  Deep is Collaboration?  Teacher  Education 
Children’s Writer’s & I[llustrator’s  Market edited 
Curriculum, Course Curriculum, and the Field, 
by Christine  Martin,  Book  Review  by Lynn 
Pamela A. Sandoval, Summer 1996, p. 233. 
Milsho, Fall 1995, p. 53. 
How to Get Your Teaching Ideas Published by Jean 
Closing the Gender Gap: Focus on Mathematics 
Stangl,  Book Review by Lynn Milsho,  Fall 
Anxiety, Gavrielle Levine, Fall 1995, p.42.Con- 
1995p., 52 . 
fronting Race and Rage: A Study of Perspec- 
tives,  W’ Dene Andrews, Dorothy Simpson-Tay- 
An  Information  Provider’s  Perspective  on  the 
lor, and Edith Rose, Fall 1995, p. 38. 
Professional  Development  School  Movement, 
Collaborating to Learn, Cathleen D. Rafferty, Bryan 
Ismat Abdal-Haqg, Summer 1996, p. 237. 
Emmert, LeeAnn Helms, Sherrie Herner, Kathy 
I Wonder,  Bhelekazi  Mabandla,  Spring  1996, 
Jacobs, Marylin Leinenbach, Connie Mallory, 
p. 141. 
Bob Pell, Ann Smith, and Shawn Turner, Summer 
1996, p. 218. 
Kentucky  Performance  Assessment  of Reading: 
Common Miracles: the New American Revolution 
Valid?, Sue Strong and Larry C. Sexton, Winter 
in  Learning,  video;  Test-Taking  Without 
199p6. ,102 . 
Fear, video; and Test-Taking Tactics, video, 
Media Review by David Alan Gilman, Spring 
Lac Court Oreilles Ojibwa Community College: 
199p6. 1,60 . 
The  Little  Northwoods  School  with  a Giant 
Corporate America Looks Critically at Public Edu- 
Task,  David McGrath, Fall 1995, p. 21. 
cation: How Should We Respond, John A. Nidds 
The Last Year, Stacy Cowley, Spring 1996, p. 124. 
and James McGerald, Winter 1996, p. 62. 
Lauren, Amanda Southall, Spring 1996, p. 135. 
Leading the Quality Revolution: Some Key Chal- 
Eat Truth, Not Lies, Jess Row, Spring 1996, p. 153.  lenges, Satinder Dhiman and  Daniel Seymour, 
Eight ReasonsTQM Can’t Work, Alan Blankstein,  Winter 1996, p. 75. 
Winter 1996, p. 65.  Leaving  My Homeland,  Anh Nguyen,  Spring 
Elisabeth, Molly Richman, Spring 1996, p. 126.  199p6. ,137 . 
258  Contemporary  Education,  Vol.  67 No.4,  Summer 1996
Let’s  Get  Serious  about  Education,  Barbara  A Qualitative Look at the Indiana State University 
Bernstein, Winter 1996, p. 107.  Professional  Development  School  Program, 
Let’s  Put  More  Quality  into  TQM,  Edward  T.  Janice L. Hall, Summer 1996, p. 249. 
Swan, Winter 1996, p. 97.  Quality Opportunities in Education, Frederick C. 
Rau, Winter 1996, p. 69. 
Making Rhetoric a Reality, Cathleen D. Rafferty,  Quality  Standards  for Schools,  Jerry  Summers, 
Summer 1996, p. 187.  Winter 1996, p. 94. 
Making Schools  Intentionally  Inviting to Native 
American  Students,  Angela  Ward  and  John  Racial and Ethnic Prejudice, Jorge Arturo Pineda 
Barton, Fall 1995, p. 26.  Aguilar, Spring 1996, p. 140. 
Recruiting  Minorities  into Teaching,  Fannye  E. 
Navigating  Through  Uncharted  Territory:  The  Love and Rita G. Greer, Fall 1995, p. 30. 
Tensions  and  Promise  of PDS  Partnerships,  Redefining  Equality  and  Fairness  in Culturally 
Dennis Thiessen, Summer  1996, p. 191.  Diverse Classrooms, Paul G. Kussrow, Fall 
Nibsville, Kelsey Heebink, Spring 1996, p. 142.  1995, p. 12. 
A ‘No Recipe’  Approach to PDS, Allan Dittmer  Reducing Education Students’ Ethnocentrism: Dif- 
and John Fischetti, Summer  1996, p. 221.  ficulties  and  Possible  Solutions,  Christine 
MacDonald and Linda Sperry, Fall 1995, p. 49. 
The Only Thing She Hates Is Hate, Elana Berenson,  Reflections on Our Journey: Creating  aCommunity 
Spring 1996, p. 128.  of Learners,  Nancy  Steffel,  Rick  Breault, 
The Other  Side of the Asian  American  Success  Lynne Weisenbach, & Gary Pellico, Summer 
Story by Wendy Walker-Moffat, Book Review  199p6. ,226 . 
by Susan Martin Macke, Summer 1996, p. 254.  Retrospective  of  a PDS  Based  Urban  Teacher 
The Other Side of Silence: Women Tell About their  Education  Program:  Its  Conception, 
Experiences with Date Rape, edited by Chris-  Development,  and  Implementation  for  Co- 
tine Carter, Media Review by David Alan Gilman,  existence  with a Traditional  Model in a Rural 
Spring 1996, p. 158.  Setting,  Jayminn Sulir Sanford and Robert  James 
Mahar, Summer  1996, p. 213. 
Parental Involvement and the Political Principle by  Revisiting  the  Purposes  of  Professional 
Seymouir B. Sarason, Book Review by Amy A.  Development  Schools,  Kenneth  R.  Howey, 
Haviland, Summer 1996, p. 254.  Summer 1996, p. 180. 
The  Pattern  Quilt  Metaphor:  Revisiting  the  The Rewards of a Risk, Jennifer Germano, Spring 
PDS Concept, Sheryl A. Maxwell, Summer  199p6. ,143 . 
199p6. ,196 . 
Performance-Based Principal Evaluations: The First  School:  An  Educational  Battleground,  Dena  R. 
Step in Educational Reform, Janice K. Johnson,  Seibert, Spring 1996, p. 146. 
Winter 1996, p. 99.  Schools for the  21st Century:  Leadership Impera- 
The Politics of Tea, Amy Hsin, Spring 1996, p. 122.  tives  for  Educational  Reform  by Phillip  C. 
The Portfolio as Metaphor for Teacher Reflection,  Schlechty,  Book  Review  by Wendy  LeeAnn 
Terri L. Wenzlaff and Katharine E. Cummings,  Combs, Fall 1995, p. 52. 
Winter 1996, p. 109.  Self, Sheridan Horning, Spring 1996, p. 155. 
Practicing What We Preach: Strategies for Teach-  Stages in My Life, “Marisol”, Spring 1996, p. 144. 
ing in Urban Classrooms, Gwen Lee-Thomas,  Statistical  Quality Control,  Quality Schools,  and 
Fall 1995, p. 33.  the NEA:  Advocating for Quality, Richard R. 
Professional Development Schools, CounterPoint,  Verdugo,  Oscar Uribe, Jeffrey M. Schneider, 
Richard W. Clark, Summer 1996, p. 244.  Ronald  D. Henderson,  and Nancy Greenburg, 
Professional  Development  Schools:  Facing  the  Winter 1996, p. 88. 
Challenge  of Institutionalization,  Robert  O.  Summer, Devin Duffy, Spring 1996, p. 145. 
Williams, Summer  1996, p. 171. 
Contemporary  Education,  Vol.  67 No.4,  Summer 1996  259
The  Teachers  &  Writers  Guide  to  Frederick  Wild Beauty, Allison Weber, Spring 1996, p. 133. 
Douglass edited by Wesley Brown,  Book Re-  Windows into the Classroom: NAEP’s  1992 Writ- 
view  by Ron Payne, Summer  1996, p. 255.  ing Portfolio  Study by Claudia  A. Gentile, 
Teachers Stories: From Personal Narrative to Pro-  James  Martin-Rehrmannn,  and  John  H. 
fessional  Insight by Mary Renck Jalongo and  Kennedy,  Book  Review  by Karen  Dutt,  Fall 
Joan P. Isenberg, Media Review by Marie Hasseit,  1995, p. 51. 
Spring 1996, p. 158. 
Teaching  Communication  Values  and  Habits  to 
Resolve Racial/Ethnic Conflict, Robert A. Bode 
and Samuel A. Perez, Fall 1995, p. 16.  AUTHOR INDEX 
Team  Building  for  Quality:  Transitions  in the 
American  Community  College  by George  A.  Abdal-Hagq,  Ismat,  An  Information  Provider’s 
Baker III and Associates, Book Review by Daniel  Perspective  on  the Professional  Development 
DeMarte, Winter 1996, p. 113.  School Movement, Summer  1996, p. 237. 
The Test, Kelley Stinson, Spring 1996, p. 125.  Aguilar, Jorge Arturo  Pineda,  Racial  and Ethnic 
This Issue .  .  . Professional Development Schools  Prejudice, Spring 1996, p. 140. 
Revisited, Editorial, Dean Gail Huffman-Joley,  Altman,  Ellen,  Affirmative  Action:  The  Law  of 
Associate Editor, Summer  1996, p. 169.  Unintended Consequences, Fall 1995, p. 9. 
This Issue... Visions and Illusions of Accepting and  Andrew, Richard, Guest Editor, This Issue...  A 
Celebrating Ethnic Diversity, Editorial, W’ Dene  Very Strange Idea, Editorial,  Spring  1996, 
Andrews, Associate Editor, Fall 1995, p. 4.  p. 121. 
This Issue ...  We Screw Up Everything, But We  Andrews,  W’ Dene, Associate  Editor, This Is- 
Compensate with Quality, Editorial, David Alan  sue ...  Visions and Illusions of Accepting and 
Gilman, Editor, Winter 1996, p. 60.  Celebrating  Ethnic  Diversity,  Editorial,  Fall 
This  Issue  ..  .  A Very Strange  Idea,  Editorial,  1995, p. 4. 
Richard Andrew, Guest Editor, Spring 1996, p. 
Barton, John, see Ward, Angela. 
121. 
Berenson,  Elana,  The  Only Thing  She  Hates  Is 
Hate, Spring 1996, p. 128. 
Three  Siblings,  Ryan,  Carrie,  and  Sean  Eisele, 
Bernstein,  Barbara,  Let’s  Get  Serious  about 
Spring 1996, p. 148. 
Education, Winter  1996, p. 107. 
Total Quality Education, Alfred Daugherty, Winter 
Blankstein, Alan, Eight ReasonsTQM Can’t Work, 
199p6. ,83 . 
Winter 1996, p. 65. 
Total  Quality  in Higher Education  by Ralph G. 
Bode, Robert A., Teaching Communication Values 
Lewis and Douglas H. Smith, Book Review by 
and Habits to Resolve  Racial/Ethnic  Conflict, 
Salvatore V. Falletta, Winter 1996, p. 114. 
Fall 1995, p. 16. 
Total Quality Management: One High School’s 
Breault, Rick, see Steffel, Nancy. 
Experience,  Lewis  A.  Rappaport,  Winter 
Buettner,  Elizabeth, The Bicycle Sale, Spring 
1996p., 72 . 
199p6. ,130 . 
TQM Is More Than Just the ‘Programme du Jour’, 
Marion D. Schafer, Winter 1996, p. 79.  Clark,  Richard  W.,  Professional  Development 
Schools, CounterPoint, Summer  1996, p. 244. 
What Was Dr. W. Edwards Deming?—Z/conoclast,  Combs, Wendy LeeAnn, Book Review, Schools for 
Eric Stelnikov, Winter 1996, p. 81.  the 21st Century:  Leadership Imperatives for 
When  PDS  Stakeholders  Work  Together: 
Educational  Reform  by Phillip C.  Schlechty, 
Reflections on Collaboration and Serendipitous  Fall 1995, p. 52. 
Discoveries  in a Preservice  Field Experience,  Cowley, Stacy, The Last Year, Spring 1996, p. 124. 
William E. Smith, Summer 1996, p. 230.  Cummings, Katharine E., see Wenziaff, Terri L. 
Whites Trashing Whites:  Multiculturalism’s  Lib- 
eral  Guilt  Trip—Jconoclast—By  Michael  Daugherty, Alfred, Total Quality Education, Winter 
Holden, Fall 1995, p. 6.  199p6. ,83 . 
260  Contemporary  Education,  Vol.  67 No.4,  Summer 1996
DeMarte, Daniel, Book Review, Team Building for  Hall, Janice L., A Qualitative Look at the Indiana 
Quality: Transitions in the American Commu-  State  University  Professional  Development 
nity College by George A. Baker  III and Asso-  School Program,  Summer  1996, p. 249. 
ciates, Winter 1996, p. 113.  Haviland, Amy A., Book Review, Parental Involve- 
Dhiman,  Satinder,  Leading  the Quality  Revolu-  ment and the Political Principle by Seymouir B. 
tion: Some Key Challenges, Winter 1996, p. 75.  Sarason, Summer  1996, p. 254. 
Dittmer, Allan,  A ‘No Recipe’ Approach to PDS,  Hassett,  Marie, Media Review,  Teachers  Stories: 
Summer  1996, p. 221.  From Personal Narrative to Professional Insight 
Duffy, Devin, ‘Summer,’  Spring 1996, p. 145.  by Mary Renck Jalongo  and Joan P., Isenberg, 
Dutt, Karen, Book Review, Windows into the Class-  Spring 1996, p. 158. 
room: NAEP’s 1992 Writing Portfolio Study by  Heebink, Kelsey, ‘Nibsville’, Spring 1996, p. 142. 
Claudia A. Gentile, James Martin-Rehrmannn,  Helms,  LeeAnn,  see  Rafferty,  Cathleen  D., 
and John H. Kennedy, Fall  1995, p. 51.  Collaborating to Learn. 
Henderson, Ronald D., see Verdugo, Richard R. 
Eisele, Carrie, see Eisele, Ryan.  Hernandez,  Arthur  E., Enhancing  the Academic 
Eisele, Rita, Cat’s Cradle:  Making Cultural Con-  Success of Hispanic Females, Fall 1995, p. 18. 
nections  in the  Mathematics  Classroom,  Fall  Herner,  Sherrie,  see  Rafferty,  Cathleen  D., 
199p5., 46 .  Collaborating to Learn. 
Eisele, Ryan, Three Siblings, Spring 1996, p. 148.  Holden,  Michael,  Whites  Trashing  Whites: 
Eisele, Sean, see Eisele, Ryan.  Multiculturalism’s  Liberal  Guilt  Trip, /cono- 
Emerson, Peggy, see Love, Fannye E.  clast, Fall 1995, p. 6. 
Emmert,  Bryan, see  Rafferty,  Cathleen  D., Col-  Horning, Sheridan, Self, Spring 1996, p. 155. 
laborating to Learn.  Howey, Kenneth  R.,  Revisiting the Purposes of 
Professional  Development  Schools,  Summer 
Falletta, Salvatore V., Book Review, Total Quality  199p6. ,180 . 
in Higher Education  by Ralph G. Lewis  and  Hsin, Amy, The Politics of Tea, Spring  1996, p. 
Douglas H. Smith, Winter 1996, p. 114.  122. 
Fischetti, John, see Dittmer, Allan.  Huffman-Joley, Gail, Dean and Associate Editor, 
French,  Robert,  Media  Review,  Breaking  the  This Issue... Professional Development Schools 
Cycle of Violence, videotape series, Spring  Revisited, Editorial, Summer 1996, p. 169. 
199p6. ,159 . 
Jacobs,  Kathy,  see  Rafferty,  Cathleen  D., 
Germano,  Jennifer, The Rewards of a Risk,Spring  Collaborating to Learn. 
199p6. 1,43 .  Johnson, Janice K., Performance-Based Principal 
Gilman, David Alan, Book Review, Beyond Piece-  Evaluations:  The  First  Step  in Educational 
meal Improvements:  How to Transform  Your  Reform,  Winter 1996, p. 99. 
School  Using Deming’s Quality Principles by 
Ron Warwick, Winter 1996, p. 113; Media Re-  Kussrow, Paul G., Redefining Equality and Fairness 
views,  Common  Miracles:  the New American  in Culturally Diverse Classrooms, Fall 1995, p. 
Revolution  in  Learning,  video;  Test-Taking  12. 
Without Fear, video; and Test-Taking Tactics, 
video,  Spring 1996, p. 160; Media Review, The  Lee-Thomas, Gwen, Practicing What We Preach: 
Other Side of Silence: Women Tell About their  Strategies for Teaching in Urban Classrooms, 
Experiences with Date Rape, edited by Chris-  Fall 1995, p. 33. 
tine Carter,  Spring  1996, p. 158; Editor, This  Leigh, Cindy, see Love, Fannye E. 
Issue  ..  .  We Screw  Up Everything,  But We  Leinenbach,  Marylin,  see  Rafferty, Cathleen  D., 
Compensate  with  Quality,  Editorial,  Winter  Collaborating to Learn; see Raymond, Anne M. 
199p6. ,60 .  Levine, Gavrielle, Closing the Gender Gap: Focus 
Greenburg, Nancy, see Verdugo, Richard R.  on Mathematics Anxiety, Fall 1995, p.42. 
Greer, Rita G., see Love, Fannye E.  Love,  Fannye  E.,  Evolution  of Professional 
Contemporary  Education,  Vol.  67 No.4,  Summer 1996  261
Development Schools, Summer 1996, p. 210;  Rau, Frederick C., Quality Opportunities in Educa- 
Recruiting  Minorities  into  Teaching,  Fall  tion, Winter 1996, p. 69. 
1995p., 30 .  Raymond,  Anne  M.,  Fostering  Professional 
Development School Partnerships: School and 
Mabandla, Bhelekazi,  I Wonder, Spring  1996,  University  Mathematics  Educators  Keep  the 
p. 141.  Flame Burning Brightly, Summer 1996, p. 206. 
MacDonald,  Christine,  Reducing  Education  Stu-  Richman, Molly, ‘Elisabeth’, Spring 1996, p. 126. 
dents’ Ethnocentrism: Difficulties and Possible  Rose, Edith, see Simpson-Taylor, Dorothy. 
Solutions, Fall 1995, p. 49.  Row, Jess, Eat Truth, Not Lies, Spring 1996, p. 153. 
Macke,  Susan  Martin,  Book  Review,  The Other 
Side of the Asian American  Success Story by 
Sandoval,  Pamela  A.,  How  Deep  is  Col- 
Wendy Walker-Moffat, Summer  1996, p. 254. 
laboration? Teacher Education Curriculum, 
Mahar, Robert James, see Sanford, Jayminn Sulir. 
Course Curriculum,  and the Field, Summer 
Mallory,  Connie,  see  Rafferty,  Cathleen  D., 
199p6. ,233 . 
Collaborating to Learn. 
Sanford,  Jayminn  Sulir,  Retrospective  of  a PDS 
‘Marisol,’ Stages in My Life, Spring 1996, p. 144. 
Based  Urban Teacher  Education  Program:  Its 
Maxwell, Sheryl A., The Pattern Quilt Metaphor: 
Conception, Development, and Implementation 
Revisiting the PDS Concept, Summer  1996, p. 
for Co-existence with a Traditional Model in a 
196. 
Rural Setting,  Summer  1996, p. 213. 
McGerald, James, see Nidds, John A. 
Scannell,  Dale  P.,  Evaluating  Professional 
McGrath, David, Lac Court Oreilles Ojibwa Com- 
Development  Schools:  The  Challenge  of an 
munity College: The Little Northwoods School 
Imperative, Point, Summer  1996, p. 241. 
with a Giant Task,  Fall 1995, p. 21. 
Schafer, Marion D., TQM Is More Than Just the 
Milsho,  Lynn,  Book  Review,  How  to Get  Your 
‘Programme du Jour’, Winter 1996, p. 79. 
Teaching Ideas Published by Jean Stangl, Fall 
Schneider, Jeffrey M., see Verdugo, Richard R. 
1995, p. 52; Book Review, Children’s Writer’s & 
Seibert, Dena R., School:  An Educational  Battle- 
Illustrator’s Market edited by Christine Martin, 
ground, Spring 1996, p. 146. 
Fall 1995, p. 53. 
Sexton, Larry C., see Strong, Sue. 
Newton, Anne, Grandfather, Spring 1996, p. 159.  Seymour, Daniel, see Dhiman, Satinder. 
Nguyen, Anh, Leaving My Homeland,  Spring  Shaw, Jean M., see Love, Fannye E. 
199p6. ,137 .  Simpson-Taylor,  Dorothy, Confronting Race and 
Nidds, John A., Corporate America  Looks Criti-  Rage: A Study of Perspectives,  Fall 1995, p. 38. 
cally at Public Education: How Should We Re-  Smith, Ann, see Rafferty, Cathleen D., Collaborating 
spond, Winter 1996, p. 62.  to Learn. 
Smith, William E., When PDS Stakeholders Work 
Payne, Ron, Book Review, The Teachers & Writers  Together:  Reflections  on  Collaboration  and 
Guide to Frederick Douglass edited by Wesley  Serendipitous Discoveries in a Preservice Field 
Brown, Summer  1996, p. 255.  Experience, Summer  1996, p. 230. 
Pellico, Gary, see Steffel, Nancy.  Southall, Amanda, ‘Lauren’, Spring 1996, p. 135. 
Pell, Bob, see Rafferty, Cathleen D., Collaborating  Sperry, Linda, see MacDonald, Christine. 
to Learn.  Steffel,  Nancy,  Reflections  on  Our  Journey: 
Perez, Samuel A., see Bode, Robert A.  Creating  a Community  of Learners,  Summer 
Promis, Patricia, see Altman, Ellen.  199p6. ,226 . 
Stelnikov,  Eric,  What  Was  Dr.  W.  Edwards 
Rafferty,  Cathleen  D., Collaborating  to  Learn,  Deming?—/conoclast, Winter 1996, p. 81. 
Summer 1996, p.218; Making Rhetoric a Reality,  Stinson, Kelley, The Test, Spring 1996, p. 125. 
Summer 1996, p. 187.  Strong, Sue, Kentucky Performance Assessment of 
Rappaport,  Lewis  A., Total  Quality  Manage-  Reading: Valid?, Winter 1996, p. 102. 
ment:  One  High  School’s  Experience,  Summers,  Jerry, Quality  Standards  for Schools, 
Winter  1996, p. 72.  Winter 1996, p. 94. 
262  Contemporary  Education,  Vol.  67 No.4,  Summer 1996
Swan,  Edward  T., Let’s  Put More  Quality  into  Quality Schools, and the NEA: Advocating for 
TQM, Winter 1996, p. 97.  Quality,  Winter 1996, p. 88. 
Teitel, Lee, Getting Down to Cases, Summer 1996, 
Ward,  Angela,  Making  Schools  Intentionally 
p. 200. 
Inviting to Native American Students, Fall 1995, 
Thiessen, Dennis, Navigating Through Uncharted 
p. 26. 
Territory:  The Tensions  and Promise  of PDS 
Weber, Allison, Wild Beauty, Spring 1996, p. 133. 
Partnerships, Summer 1996, p. 191. 
Weisenbach, Lynne, see Steffel, Nancy. 
Turner,  Shawn,  see  Rafferty,  Cathleen  D., 
Wenzlaff, Terri L., The Portfolio as Metaphor for 
Collaborating to Learn. 
Teacher Reflection, Winter 1996, p. 109. 
Uribe, Oscar, see Verdugo, Richard R.  Williams,  Robert  O., Professional  Development 
Schools:  Facing  the  Challenge  of 
Verdugo, Richard R., Statistical Quality Control,  Institutionalization, Summer 1996, p. 171. 
Contemporary  Education,  Vol. 67 No.4, Summer 1996  263