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English Journal - Volume 94, Issue 5, 2005
Volume 94, Issue 5, 2005
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Research Matters: Discussion–Based Approaches, Student Understanding, and Student Achievement
More LessAuthor(s): Rick VanDeWeghe“Research Matters†provides teachers with review and application of research that illuminates the daily concerns and activities of English language arts teachers and classrooms.
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New Voices:Students Are Ready for Democracy–If the Teachers Can Handle It
More LessAuthor(s): Tiffany J. Hunt and Bud Hunt“New Voices†raises questions, offers insights, and provides a forum for novice teachers to engage in the professional conversation surrounding the teaching of English.
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Teaching English in the World: Code-Switch to Teach Standard English
More LessAuthor(s): Rebecca S. Wheeler and Kenneth Lindblom“Teaching English in the World†examines the teaching of English in a global context.
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English in the City: Youth Turnout in the English Classroom
More LessAuthor(s): Ray Pultinas and Greg HamiltonEnglish in the City focuses on the particular challenges, choices, and celebrations relevant to teaching in an urban setting.
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Taking Time:“When Can We Start Working on Magazines?”
More LessAuthor(s): Joanne S. Gillespie and Tonya Perry“Taking Time†addresses challenges in teaching and curriculum that affect middle level education through focusing on the middle child in urban, rural, and suburban settings.
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Professional Links: Language, Literacy, and Critical Inquiry
More LessAuthor(s): Connie S. Zitlow“Professional Links†reviews professional books and materials, linking them to complementary software and appropriate Web sites.
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Bold Books for Teenagers: Issues of Faith in YA Literature
More LessAuthor(s): Diana Mitchell and Don Gallo“Bold Books for Teenagers†provides dynamic, informative viewpoints on important issues in publishing and teaching contemporary literature, especially literature for adolescents. Reviews of young adult literature also appear in this column.
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Poetry
More LessAuthor(s): James Brewbaker“Poetry†features poems by teachers and professional poets.
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