The Danger of Countenance
Tom Romano
Abstract: Abstract for this article is currently not available.
Keywords: Secondary
Imagine This: Using Scenarios to Promote Authentic Discussion
Thomas M. McCann
Sing a New Song: A Fresh Look at Literary Criticism
Catherine P. Sagan
Letters to Our Forbears: Reconnecting Generations through Writing
Gail Y. Okawa
A Writing Assignment/A Way of Life
Bill Martin
Helping High School Students Understand Academic Integrity
Kate Kessler
PowerPoint Presentations: A Creative Addition to the Research Process
Alan E. Perry
Octavia Butler and Virginia Hamilton: Black Women Writers and Science Fiction
Gregory Jerome Hampton and Wanda M. Brooks
Defining Moment: Teaching Vocabulary to Unmotivated Students
Amanda St. Clair Otten
Abstract: Vocabulary instruction is an essential part of the language arts curriculum, but it is often overlooked because of lack of time or effective resources. Amanda St. Clair Otten suggests strategies for approaching vocabulary through skills instead of drills, giving students opportunities to discover new words in the context of both independent and whole-class reading.
LETTERS TO EJ
From the Editor
Virginia R. Monseau
EJ Extra
Speaking My Mind: When Choice Failed—Or Did It?
From the Secondary Section: It's about Passion . . . and Staying Professionally Alive
Rebecca Sipe
FOR FUN: Screen Savors
Stephen Sniderman
Teacher to Teacher
English in the News
Bobbi Ciriza Houtchens, editor
Learning with Technology
Poetry
Michael Angelotti, Editor
Professional Links: Revising Curriculum and Varying Instruction in English Class
Connie S. Zitlow, editor
Talk About Books: Fiction and Nonfiction: Landscapes of Terror, Landscapes of Strife
John Noell Moore, editor
Young Adult Literature: Unfinished Business
Chris Crowe, editor
2002-2003 Reviewers
Indexes to Volume 92
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