1. William N. Bender is an associate professor at the University of Georgia. His major areas of interest are the social/emotional development of students with learning disabilities and ADHD, and instructional placement practices in mainstream and inclusive classrooms. He has recently developed a tool for ecological evaluation of mainstream instructional practices to facilitate inclusion of students with mild disabilities. He is the co-director of ADDNET, a nationwide telesatellite inservice on attention...
2. Cynthia O. Vail in special education from The Florida State University. She currently serves as an assistant professor in the Department of Special Education at the University of Georgia. Her primary interest is in the area of early childhood special education, specifically, providing quality services in inclusive settings.
3. Kristen Scott from the University of Georgia. She is temporarily serving as an assistant professor in the Department of Special Education at the university. Her primary research interests focus on instructional strategies for students with mild disabilities in special education and general education classrooms, and the generalization of skills and strategies by students with learning disabilities. Address: William N. Bender, University of Georgia, 577 Aderhold Hall, Athens, GA 30621.