 English Journal
Volume 97, Number 3, January 2008
Issue theme: AMERICAN CACOPHONY: LANGUAGES, LITERATURES, AND CENSORSHIP
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Table of Contents:
Call for Manuscripts
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From the Editor - Louann Reid
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From the Secondary Section: The Case for Conflict in Our Classrooms - Mary Ellen Dakin
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Speaking My Mind: Don’t Blame the Boys: We’re Giving Them Girly Books - Kevin R. St. Jarre
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Speaking My Mind: So Far from the Bamboo Grove: Multiculturalism, Historical Context, and Close Reading - Stephen Walach
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Teacher to Teacher: What Noncanonical Text Has Been Particularly Effective with Your Students?
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EJ Extra: In Praise of English Teachers - Pat Conroy
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Christ and Cleavage: Multiculturalism and Censorship in a Working-Class, Suburban High School - Julie Gorlewski
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Holding the Words in Our Mouths: Responses to Dialect Variations in Oral Reading - Deborah Vriend Van Duinen and Marilyn J. Wilson
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Multilingual Students and Language Acquisition: Engaging Activities for Diversity Training - J. Arias
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Writing Like a Good Girl - Helen Collins Sitler
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Are Your Students Critically Reading an Opinion Piece? Have Them RATTKISS It! - Scott Snair
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A Battle Reconsidered: Second Thoughts on Book Censorship and Conservative Parents - Suzanne M. Kauer
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Facing the Issues: Challenges, Censorship, and Reflection through Dialogue - ReLeah Cossett Lent
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“Literature Is Not a Cold, Dead Place”: An Interview with John Green - Jayme K. Barkdoll and Lisa Scherff
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The Story as Alternative Universe - Richard Peck
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Street Fiction: What Is It and What Does It Mean for English Teachers? - Marc Lamont Hill, Biany Pérez, and Decoteau J. Irby
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Feminist Pedagogy Is for Everybody: Troubling Gender in Reading and Writing - Heather E. Bruce, Shirley Brown, Nancy Mellin McCracken, and Mary Bell-Nolan
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Uniting the Spheres: Modern Feminist Theory and Classic Texts in AP English - Simao J. A. Drew and Brenda G. Bosnic
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Research Matters - Rick VanDeWeghe, editor
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New Voices - Tiffany J. Hunt and Bud Hunt, editors
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Taking Time - Tonya Perry
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Tools for Teaching - Colleen A. Ruggieri
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Bold Books for Teenagers - Don Gallo
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Poetry - James Brewbaker
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