English Journal Volume 93, Number 4, March 2004
Issue theme: Teaching the Many Conventions of Language
In what ways do you introduce and reinforce conventions of writing, speaking, literature, and visual texts? The authors and columnists in this issue explore the complexity of "Teaching the Many Conventions of Language".
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Table of Contents: "Walk with Light": Guiding Students through the Conventions of Literary Analysis - Judith Burdan [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
Call for Manuscripts [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
In Memoriam: G. Robert Carlsen - Ben F. Nelms [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
From the Editor - Louann Reid [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
From the Secondary Section: Can English Language Learners Acquire Academic English? - MaryCarmen Cruz [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
Snapshots: Maybe They'll Remember - Brian White [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
Speaking My Mind: Let's Hear It for Memorization - Ted Hipple [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
EJ Extra: The Semicolon - Ron Watkins [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
Don't Keep Them in the Dark! Teaching Metaphors to English Language Learners - Yu Ren Dong [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
Conventions of the Heart: When Content Dictates Form - Aaron Levy [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
The Craft of Writing: Breaking Conventions - Cornelia Paraskevas [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
Automated Scoring Technologies and the Rising Influence of Error - Julie Cheville [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
Reflections of an AP Reader - Jeffrey Schwartz [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
In Defense of Harry . . .But Not His Defenders: Beyond Censorship to Justice - Perry L. Glanzer [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
"A World Full of Bones and Wind": Teaching Works by James Welch - Jim Charles [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
The Epic inside Us: Using Intuitive Play to Teach Beowulf - J. Beth Haase Menzies [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
Research Matters: "How's It Coming?" Homework and Struggling Learners - Rick VanDeWeghe, Editor [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
New Voices: The Conventions of Conventions - Tiffany J. Hunt and Bud Hunt, Coeditors [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
Teaching English in the World: A Texas Yank in King Arthur's Classroom - Kenneth Lindblom, Editor [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
English in the City: Wass'up, Mrs. Stern? - Greg Hamilton, Editor [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
Personal Reading: Out of the Valley Dark below Us - Linda Null and Suellen Alfred, Coeditors [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
Bold Books for Innovative Teaching: Bold Books: How to Find Them - Don Gallo, Editor [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
Poetry - James Brewbaker, Editor [View Abstract] | [Read Full Text - Subscribers Only]
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