Volume 9, Issue 8. 1978

Themes:

Title IX; sexism; retaliation; sex discrimination; compliance; critical education

Contributors, Consultants, and Reviewers:

Bonnie Becker, Project on Equal Education Rights (PEER), Beryle Banfield, CIBC staff, Betsy Gimbel, Ruth Charnes

Materials Reviewed:

Who Are the Handicapped? by James S. Haskins. Amazon / WorldCat
Growin' by Nikki Grimes. Amazon / WorldCat
Gentlehands by M.E. Kerr. Amazon / WorldCat
Jasper and the Hero Business by Betty Horvath. Amazon / WorldCat

Materials Highlighted:

A Student's Guide to Title IX by Myra Sadker
What Every Teacher Should Know About Student Rights by The National Education Association
Handbook of Black Librarianship by E. J. Josey

Keywords:

Title IX, lesson plan, sexism, retaliation, sex discrimination, compliance evaluation, librarians, Project on Equal Education Rights (PEER), National Organization for Women (NOW), Sex Desegregation Assistance Centers, Resource Center on Sex Roles in Education, Southeastern Public Education Program, American Friends Service Committee, The Feminist Press, Women on Words and Images (WOWI), Women's Educational Equality Communications Network, Women's Educational Equity Act Dissemination Center, TABS, In the Running, Lawyer's Committee on Civil Rights Enforcement, National Coalition for Women and Girls in Education, National Council of Administrative Women in Education, Women's Equity Action League (WEAL), Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS), NOW Education Task Force, Cornelia Suhler, textbooks, stereotypes, Barbara Fassler, Central College, vocational education, Nova Eisenhower Elementary School, Rita Bornstein, critical education, Telecommunications Consumer Coalition, Disabled in Action (DIA), Sam Anderson, disability rights, paternalistic racism, Miriam Wolf-Wasserman, Linda Hutchinson, social justice, feminism, The Public Works, Arts Resources for Teachers and Students (A.R.T.S.), Black Caucus, Parents' Campaign for Handicapped Children and Youth, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Asian American Studies Center, Nancy L. Arnez, Children's Book & Music Center, Native Americans, ethnocentrism, index