English Journal, Vol. 63, No. 6, September 1974

Table of Contents

• Editor's Page: English 1974 Crisis and Challenge

• Viewpoint: What's New With the SAT?

  Harvey Daniels

• Majority Report: A Liberated Glossary-Guide to Feminist Writings

  Norma Willson

• Public Doublespeak: Language and Meaning in the English Curriculum

  Howard Livingston

• International Perspective/Canada: Some New Directions in Teaching English in Canada

  Roy Bentley

• Letters: The Teacher Oversupply

• Scripting: A Way of Talking

  Stephen Dunning

• Public Education: Future or Funeral?

  Sandi Brinkman

• Toward Teaching English for the Real World

  G. Lynn Nelson

• Just Think!

  J. T. Ledbetter

• Relevance in Education: The Challenge and the Crisis

  Barbara Urbain

• The Prevention and Cure of Post-Curricular Innovitis

  Jonathan Swift

• Reading and the English Teacher: Toads Being Good

  Peter Sanders

• Teaching the Short Story

  Charles R. Duke

• Some People Don't Like Pears

  Beatrice K. Morton

• Readers Theatre as a Method of Teaching Literature

  Robert M. Post

• Experiencing The Andromeda Strain

  Dan Donlan

• EJ Reviews: Teaching Materials

  Carol Kuykendall

• More Sources of Free and Inexpensive Material

  John R. Searles

• The Short Film

  David W. Stocking

• Books for Young Adults: A Content Analysis of Thirty Popular Adolescent Novels

  Al Muller (Alleen Pace Nilsen, ed.)

• Research Roundup: Oral and Written Composition

  Charles R. Cooper

• EJ Workshop

• Junior High/Middle School Workshop

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