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105/$1.50
CHINESE YOUNG AND OLD: GENERATIONS TOGETHER. Newman, S. (1983)
3 pp. Also published in Day Care and Early Education, 11(2), 28-30.
107/$2.00
INTERAGENCY ALLIANCES LINK YOUNG AND OLD. Lyons, C. (1986) 6
pp. Also published in Children Today, 15(5), 21-25.
108/$1.50
OLDER ADULTS IN INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAMS: THE OTHER SIDE OF THE
STORY. Lyons, C. (1985) 3 pp. Also published in Beginning, 2(1),
3-5.
110/$2.00
A GEROPSYCHIATRIC STRENGTHS-ORIENTED TREATMENT PROGRAM. Newman,
S. & Marin, R. (1986). Clinical Gerontologist, 8(2), 19-33.
120/$1.50
LEARNING ABOUT AGING THROUGH INTERGENERATIONAL EXPERIENCES.
Baum, M, Newman, S., & Shore, B. (1982) 4 pp. Also published in Gerontology
and Geriatrics Education, 2(4), 313-316.
131/$1.50
SHARING SKILLS, EXPERIENCE KEY TO INTERACTION BETWEEN YOUNG OLD.
Newman, S. (1986) 3 pp. Also published in Perspectives on Aging, 15(6),
6-7,9.
132/$2.00
TRAINING FOR INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAMS. Newman, S. (1985) 10
pp.
135/$2.00
THE PITTSBURGH STORY: FILLING THE GRANDPARENT GAP. Diamond,
D. (1988). 50 PLUS, 28(5), 42-51. |
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