English Journal, Vol. 63, No. 7, October 1974

Table of Contents

• Guest Editorial: Media Literacy The Right to Know

  Herb Karl

• Viewpoint: Playing the Politics of Change

  Gerald Brunetti

• Mutterings: Talking Rot

  Charles Weingartner

• International Perspective: The Teaching of English in Australia

  Barbara Field

• Freedom of Speech: What Every Teacher Should Know About the Supreme Court Obscenity Decisions

  Thomas Tedford

• This World of English: Technology, Television, and Values

  Susan Koch

• Media in the English Classroom: Some Pedagogical Issues

  James Morrow and Murray Suid

• In-Service Course Diary: An Introduction to Super-8 Filmmaking

  Lillian Schiff

• One Minute of Hate: Multi-Media Misuse Pre-1984

  John H. Clarke

• The Necessary Balance In the Teaching of Film

  Joy Gould Boyum and Gordon Pradl

• From Reel to Real: A Classroom Encounter with Film

  Sara Duncan and Mayme Porter

• Get With It, Teacher

  Bettie M.Kelley

• Television: Teaching the Message and the Massage

  Robert A. Lucking, Photos by Gerald R. Christensen

• Tune in Yesterday

  Bernard C. Hollister

• The Commercial 8mm Film: Classroom Pizzazz at Bargain Rates

  Sandra Speier

• Football, Film, and Poetry: What's Happening at Rocky: English Class Makes Weekly

  R. W. Reising

• Program of School Related Films

  Charles Oestreich

• The Nineteenth Century Meets the Media: A Slide-Tape Research Project

  Marjory McClelland

• Music and the Language Arts Curriculum

  Dan Donlan

• Reviews: Professional Publications

  Charles Suhor

• Paperbacks in the Classroom: I'm Readin' Paperbacks and Writin' Poetry

  Lawana Trout

• Multi-Ethnic Literature in America: Asian-American Literature

  Frances Kakugawa

• ERIC/RCS Report: Visual Literacy

  Laurel Ladevich

• Multi-Media

  Herb Karl

• EJ Workshop

• Jr. High/Middle School Workshop

• Reading and the English Teacher

• For the Members

• Preliminary Program for the 1974 NCTE Convention

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