Welcome to the
Perry Network
&
Center for the Study
of
Intellectual
Development
William S. Moore, Ph.D.,
Coordinator
1505 Farwell Ct. NW
Olympia, WA 98502
360-970-1382
wsmoore51@comcast.net
[UPDATED 10/10/03]
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING
MAY
2004 PERRY NETWORK CONFERENCE
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
In 1979
Larry Copes, at the time a math faculty member at Augsburg College in St. Paul,
Minnesota, founded the Perry Network, an informal community of educators and researchers
interested in understanding and using William Perry's scheme of intellectual
and ethical development. Three years later L. Lee Knefelkamp and William S.
Moore in 1982, then at University of Maryland, established the Center for
Applications of Developmental Instruction (CADI) as an informal organization for
education, research, and services related to the Perry scheme. In June, 1988,
CADI merged with the Perry Network and was renamed the Center for the Study of
Intellectual Development (CSID) to reflect more accurately its broad mission in facilitating
assessment, teaching and learning related to intellectual development in
general and the Perry scheme in particular. For more details, choose from the
links below.
Perry Network
CSID
Joining the Network
Overview of Perry Scheme
Chronological History
Assessment & Research
Bibliographic Resources
Consultations & Training