B.A. Connecticut College 1969 German/European History
M.A, University of Connecticut 1971 Special Education
Ph.D. University of Connecticut 1973 Special Education
Harvard Medical School 1988 Seminar in Neurology of Behavior
1980- Private Practice: Educational Evaluation, Consultation
1980 - Teacher Inservice Training for multiple school districts, multiple states
1975-2000 University of Connecticut Professor
1987-1988 University of Connecticut Director, Interagency early childhood clinic
1985-1988 University of Connecticut Director, Infant/Toddler Training Project
1981 University of Koeln, W. Germany Guest Professor
1979-1985 University of Connecticut Associate Professor
1977-1978 Children’s Television Workshop, Sesame Street: Conducted Research/Implications for Programming
1978-1980 Scott Foresman Test Division Test Development, Training of Sales Staff
1975-1979 University of Connecticut Assistant Professor
1973-1975 Hunter College, CUNY Assistant Professor
1972-1973 University of Connecticut Research Assistant
1970-1972 New London, CT, Public Schools Teacher
1969-70 University of Connecticut Educational Assistant
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disorder. Learning Disabilities: A Multidisciplinary Journal, 1(1), 1-7.
Cherkes-Julkowski, M, Stolzenberg, J (1991). Prompted cognitive testing as a diagnostic
compensation for attentional deficits: The Raven Standard Progressive Matrices and attention
deficit disorder. Learning Disabilities: A Multidisciplinary Journal, 1(1), 8-15
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Average Children: A Group Learning Approach. Journal of Learning Disabilities, 19(7),
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Cherkes, M, Ryan, L (1985) Bias in special education decision making. Academic Therapy,
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Contemporary Educational Psychology, 4, 67-80.
Cherkes, M (1975) Effect of chronological age and mental age on the understanding of rules of
logic. American Journal of Mental Deficiency, 80(2), 208-216.
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connections. In D. Merritt & B. Culatta (Eds.) Collaborative Language Intervention in the
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Learners. In JM Berg (Ed.) Science and Service in Mental Retardation, London: Methuen.
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Learning Disabled. In JF Cawley (Ed.) Cognitive Functions & Mathematics in the Learning
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sign language as presented in Sesame Street segments, Children’s Television Workshop,
40-127. Description: This document represents chapter 4 in the final report of the Linda Bove
Study, commissioned by CTW, Sesame Street.
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Foresman & Company, Test Division.
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the Child, Connecticut Coordinating Committee. Reprinted for Connecticut Media and child
service organizations.
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handicapped and suggested modules for inservice training. Title XX grant,
0-330-47-5908-62-216, University of Connecticut.
th L. Sternberg, R. Sedlack & B. Minich (1978) Essential math and language skills,
Northbrook IL, Hubbard Press.
with JF Cawley, AM Fitzmaurice & L Cawley (1979) Comprehensive Assessment Program:
Beginning Education Assessment, Iowa City, Iowa: American Testronics (later taken over by
Scott Foresman).
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