English Journal, Vol. 71, No. 3, March 1982

Table of Contents

• Editors' Page

• News and the English Profession

• Bait/Rebait: Teaching Grammar

  Ronald J. Goba and Polly Ann Brown

• Language and Power in the Classroom: An Interview with Harold Rosen

  Starla H. Anderson and Syd Butler

• The Curse Exchange

  Elinor Michel

• Monosyllabic

  Paul Farmer

• Language Play and the Learning Disabled

  Alberta N. Grossman

• The Busted Era

  Eunice Long

• Evaluating the Linguistic Components of Secondary Language Arts Textbooks

  Jim Ney

• A Case for Teaching Standard English to Black Students

  Anna Marie Ferguson

• Is It Time to Translate Shakespeare?

  Richard M. Eastman

• The Pocket Dictionary: A Textbook for Spelling

  Maran Doggett

• How I Learned to Write: A Bittersweet Experience

  Judi B. Kimrey

• A Guide for Students: Writing the Research Paper Made Easy

  Judith W. Monroe

• Whither High School Science Fiction?

  Barry McGhan

• Transactions with Literary Texts: Conversations in Classrooms

  Agnes J. Webb

• Out of the Mouths

  Carolyn Estes

• Why I Didn't Eat My Grammar Book

  Gerard Giordano

• Lampooning Language

  Tim Gillespie

• Tapping the Source

  Anne M. Bigelow

• Graffiti: The Vulgar Blackboard's Wit

  James P. Beck

• Our Readers Write: Pop Grammarians

• Recommended: Laurence Yep

  Marla Dinchak

• Too Good to Miss

  J. Christopher Eisele

• Applied Bibliotherapy

  Ray Rodrigues

• Departments

• Annual Review of New Materials

  Maia Pank Mertz

• An Evaluation System Which Promotes Student Writing

  Sharilyn Calliou

• Is There Life after Judy Blume?

  Judith K. Redmond

• Empirical Research in the Literature Class

  Collett B. Dilworth, Jr.

• Rat Talk: The Special Vocabulary of Some Teenagers

  James Park Hyde

• Third Wave Technologies: How Do I Use Them?

  Joanne Troutner

• Poem: On Re-Reading Paradise Lost

  Sue Howell

• Poem: In Poetry Class

  Mary Brosmer

• Poem: Stage Write

  Kathaleen Kirk Mooney

• Poem: Sense or Censor

  Liz Newall

• Poem: How easy some days to Beowulf it:

  Sr. John Eleanor Mayer

• Poem: On Taking My Creative Writing Students for a Winter Walk

  Juilene Osborne-McKnight

• Poem: Copy Cats: Waiting for Xerox

• Poem: the teacher

  Tom Romano

• Poem: Incommunicado

  William J. Boerst

• NCTE to You

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