May 28, 1999
2 Colleges Train Black Men to Work in Special Education
Bethune-Cookman and the U. of South Florida produce teachers who can be role models
In a special-education classroom at Holly Hill Elementary School, a dozen children are working quietly. One little boy now and then glances up, intent on studying every move of his new student teacher, a young man wearing a sweater and tie. When the teacher, Alexander Derival, tells the child to move on to his next assignment, the boy leans over his
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