College Composition and Communication, Vol. 8, No. 3, October 1957

Table of Contents

• The Challenge of Numbers

• The Professional Status of the Composition and Communication Teacher Panels

• From Literacy to Literature: The Pedagogical Use of Linguistics

• Creative Writing in the Composition and Communication Course

• Mass Media: Developing the Student's Standards of Discrimination

• The Place of the Composition or Communication Course in General Education

• Research in Communication Skills

• The Unprepared Student: Three Approaches

• English Mastery and Life Adjustment: The English Language Arts in the Secondary School

• The Psychology of Communication

• Using Group Dynamics in Teaching Composition and Communication

• Teaching the Foreign Student to Speak and Write: Materials and Methods

• Teaching Composition and Communication in Junior College

• Measuring the Quality of Teaching

• Administering the Freshman Course

• Applying Structural Linguistics in the Classroom

• Articulation between Secondary School and College

• Composition and Communication in General Education Programs

• The Study of News and Information in the Mass Media

• Writing Assignments in Literature Courses

• The Improvement of Efficiency in Reading

• Relation of Other Disciplines to Communication

• Integrating Communication Skills: Classroom Procedures

• Composition for the Inadequately Prepared Student

• Composition for the Gifted Student

• Verbal and Non-Verbal Symbolism

• Contributions of Anthropology to Communication Theory

• Techniques for Obtaining Effective Class Discussion

• Achieving and Maintaining Adequate Standards

• Closed-Circuit Television in Teaching Communication Skills

• Other Methods of Handling Large Numbers

• The Implications to the College Teacher of Composition and Communication of the English Language in the Secondary School

• Problems of National Standards and National Accreditation

• Cooperation of the Composition and Communication Teacher and Library Personnel

• The Library Research Paper in the Freshman Course

• Some of the Year's Work in College Composition and Communication

• CCCC 1957 Officers

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