English Journal, Vol. 62, No. 3, March 1973

Table of Contents

• NCTE Presidential Address: "The Shade of Another Spring

  Virginia Reid

• Contemporary American Fiction in the USSR

  Boris Gilenson

• Siddhartha: A Casebook on Teaching Methods

  Dennis F. Brestensky

• on teaching poetry (Verse)

  Linda Durkee BaThaung

• Phonic Literature-A New Sound for A New Age

  Richard W. Hall

• Blues in the Classroom

  Frederick E. Danker

• Sonnet For My Students (Verse)

  Marion D. Stieghorst

• The Amazing Labyrinth: An Ancient-Modern Humanities Unit

  Carl Ladensack

• Sally Obtusi (Verse)

  Robert M. Gassen

• Teaching Transformational Grammar: On Avoiding the Hollow Shell of Formalism

  William R. Slager and Diana Major

• Playing with the English Language

  Stanley Bank

• For the Members

• A Learning Activity Package: Discovering Dialects

  Charles R. Duke

• The Cassette Tape: An Aid to Individualizing High School English

  Earl R. Danielson, Lesley A. Burrows, and David A. Rosenberg

• Not by Mind Alone: A Workshop Approachto the English Classroom

  Lenore Mussog

• The Effective English Teacher

  Edward J. Gordon

• Teaching Reading: An Alternative Approach

  Lee Odell

• Evaluation by Students

  Marilyn E. Stassen

• Thomas Wolfe (Verse)

  William Beyer

• "What Could Be Bad?": Some Reflections on the Accountability Movement

  Arthur Brown

• Ugleeful Girl (Verse)

  Daniel T. Walsh

• Riposte

• Lines to a Great English Teacher, The Late Miss L (Verse)

  B. Jo Kinnick

• This World of English

  Anthony Tovatt and Ted DeVries

• Professional Publications

  Dorothy Petitt

• I Am Beginning (Verse)

  Richard Young

• Book Marks

  John W. Conner

• ERIC/RCS Report: The Lessons of Silence in the English Classroom

  Daniel J. Dieterich

• Teaching Materials

  Margaret Early and Nathan S. Blount

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