1. Bob Algozzine received his PhD from The Pennsylvania State University and is a professor of special education at the University of Florida. He is author of Problem Behavior Management: Educator's Resource Service and co-author with James E. Ysseldyke of numerous articles and books addming controversial issues in special and remedial education. His most recent activities include the development of the Special Services Digest, a professionaljournal in which reviewsof the current contents of other...
2. Dorothy J. O'Shea received her PhD from The Pennsylvania State University and is an adjunct assistant professor of special education at the University of Florida. She has more than 10 years of classroom and college teaching experience. O'shea is author of numemus publications and monographs addming effective instruction for exceptional students; her most ment professional activity includes the development of parent education programs for families of very young chikiren experiencing handicapping conditions.
3. Kim Stoddard, who received her MS from the University of South Florida, is a doctoral student in special education at the University ofFlorida and a varying exceptionalities teacher at J.J. Finley Elementary School in Gainesville. She is actively involved as an adjunct professor and as a cooperating teacher for special education interns. Her most recent research activity includes the investigation of alternative methods of improving reading comprehension in low achieving students.
4. W. Bee Crews received his PhD from the University of Florida and is an assistant professor of special education at Auburn University. He has more than 10 years of classroom and college teaching experience. Crews is author of numerous publications and monographs addressing problems of older students who are classified as handicapped; his most recent professional activiry includes the development of vocational and career educational programs for teachers of students with high incidence handicaps.