English Journal, Vol. 68, No. 3, March 1979

Table of Contents

• Guest Editorial: A Potpourri of Pleasure

  Ted Hipple

• The Profession in Perspective: ". . . Look You So Upon Me"

  Abraham Bernstein

• Broadsides and Ballads: Should Schools Survive?

  August Franza

• International Perspective: Teaching English in China

  Lo Ka Cheung

• An Interview with William Labov

  Lois Rosen

• On Knowing, But Not Learning

  Alan Dittmer

• Close Encounter With an Educationmum

  George DeCuir

• The Language Trap

  Bruce Millar and Martin Nystrand

• Counselors in the Classroom

  Anne Serafin

• The School/Community Arts Guild

  Richard Calisch and Janet Steiner

• What Was Lady MacBeth's First Name?

  Shirley Bogart

• Reading: A Unique Mode for Learning

  William Palmer

• A Twenty-One-Year-Old Begins to Read

  Pat Rigg and Liz Taylor

• Bibliotherapy: An Important Service to Self

  Joy K. Roy

• Skimming: A Method for Getting Beneath the Surface in Literary Analysis

  Joe Murchison

• Professional Publications: Reading and the English Teacher-Strange Bedpeoples

  Dan Kirby

• Pick of the Paperbacks: "Academic Bestsellers and Sleepers," and "Endangered Species"

  Maggie Parish, ed., Thad Suits and Mary Kay Chelton

• Selected Bibliography of Research and Writing About the Teaching of Composition, 1977-78

  Richard L. Larson

• NCTE to You

• EJ Workshop

• JH/MS Idea Factory

• Handout Page

• Once Over

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