English Journal, Vol. 60, No. 3, March 1971

Table of Contents

• English As Woodshop

  Miles Myers

• She Laughed, Like a Teacher (Verse)

  Sister Helena Brand, SNJM

• English in a Sea of Science

  William D. Boutwell

• In Cafeteria Study Hall (Verse)

  Jack E. Smith, Jr.

• Turning On: The Selling of the Present, 1970

  Bryant Fillion

• Popular-But Not Just a Part of the Crowd: Implications of Formula Fiction for Teenagers

  Barbara Martinec

• What Writers Advise on the Teaching of Creative Writing

  Josephine Harris

• You'd Better Believe It's Loaded

  Louis B. Salomon

• Every Teacher Has One (Verse)

  James Hearst

• Adventures in Manipulation

  Bonniejean Christensen

• Deer Beds (Verse)

  William DeVoti

• Slurish

  Bonnie Hutchinson

• In Memoriam (Verse)

  Francis Lehner

• Flexible Scheduling: Facts, Fantasies, and Fads

  James f. Backen

• Taste and Aftertaste

  David A. Sohn

• Eliminating the Negative in English Teaching

  Theodore W. Hipple

• Help Stamp Out Department Chairmen

  Richard L. Knudson

• Raising Student Self-Esteem (for a change)

  William P. Ferris

• The Inhibited Teacher

  Wallace Kaufman

• NCTE Counciletter

  Virginia M.Reid

• This World of English

  Anthony Tovatt and Ted DeVries

• Professional Publications

  Dorothy Petitt

• Book Marks

  John W. Conner

• NCTE/ERIC Summaries & Sources-Class Discussion and the Craft of Questioning

  Carole Masley Kirkton

• Teaching Materials

  John R. Searles and Nathan S. Blount

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