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• Riding Fences 

  As the new Executive Editor of Rural Special Education Quarterly, I am proud to introduce the first issue of Volume 28. The articles presented in...

  Rural Special Education Quarterly, 01/01/09 by Collins, Belva C · More from publication

• Assistive Technology Use with the Birth to Three Population: A Rural Perspective 

  Abstract Previous research found infants and toddlers, age birth to three, capable of using assistive technology (AT), and the Federal Government...

  Rural Special Education Quarterly, 01/01/09 by Keramidas, Cathy Galyon; Collins, Belva C · More from publication

• Dixie: Evolution and its Effect on Rural Special Education 

  Abstract While Dixie encompasses the Southeastern region of the United States, it is better defined by the state of mind of its residents than by...

  Rural Special Education Quarterly, 07/01/08 by Collins, Belva C · More from publication

• Issues in Rural Special Education That Affect Students with Severe Disabilities 

  Abstract Rural special education teachers of students with severe disabilities and the institutions that prepare them often are faced with unique...

  Rural Special Education Quarterly, 04/01/07 by Collins, Belva C · More from publication

• Saving Your Sanity When Teaching in an Online Environment: Lessons Learned 

  Abstract To address critical shortages of special education personnel in rural areas, institutions of higher education are using the Internet to...

  Rural Special Education Quarterly, 01/01/07 by Keramidas, Cathy Galyon; Ludlow, Barbara L; Collins, Belva C; Baird, Constance M · More from publication

• Meeting the Challenge of Conducting Community-Based Instruction in Rural Settings 

  Abstract Community-based instruction for students with moderate to severe disabilities facilitates generalization for learning to real world...

  Rural Special Education Quarterly, 04/01/03 by Collins, Belva C · More from publication

• Training rural educators in Kentucky through distance learning: Impact with follow-up data 

  Abstract The Training Rural Educators in Kentucky (TREK) projects have been providing distance education courses to graduate students in...

  Rural Special Education Quarterly, 10/01/02 by Grisham-Brown, Jennifer; Collins, Belva C · More from publication

• Using peers to facilitate learning by students with moderate disabilities 

  Based on the research of the author with her colleagues, this article describes the effective use of peers in systematic procedures to facilitate...

  Behavior Analyst Today, The, 06/22/02 by Belva C. Collins · More from publication

• Teaching leisure skills to adolescents with moderate disabilities 

  Four leisure skills (i.e., playing cards, selecting a television program, playing a sports videotape, and playing a computer game) were taught to...

  Exceptional Children, 06/22/97 by Belva C. Collins · More from publication