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Dailey, Jennie Ora Marriott – 1974
The major prerequisite to studying science fiction as literature is determining the criteria by which it is to be evaluated. A middle ground which recognizes both literary merit and the genre's uniqueness (scientific orientation, dominancy of idea, and interest of speculation) proves to be the most workable approach and stresses the versatility…
Descriptors: Course Content, Course Descriptions, Course Objectives, Doctoral Dissertations
Jones, Jack Doyle – 1976
In order to determine whether an increased amount of theme writing in freshman English composition favorably affects a student's performance on a language skills examination (the Regents' Test) administered at the end of the two-quarter composition course, the performance of first-time freshmen in the University System of Georgia was examined.…
Descriptors: Achievement Tests, College Freshmen, Course Content, English Education
Kettner, Janet Su Zann – 1974
This guide for a course in communication includes five chapters. The first chapter discusses the need for oral communication as part of the freshman English program. The second chapter includes an annotated bibliography of articles and books related to communication and communication courses, a summary of the four basic communication skills…
Descriptors: College Freshmen, Communication Skills, Communication (Thought Transfer), Course Content
Pavlik, Katherine Bernice Payant – 1975
There are many ways films, paintings, and photographs can be used in teaching freshman college composition courses. These materials illustrate such rhetorical principles as unity, use of detail, comparison, point of view, and metaphor. Similarly, popular culture such as advertisements, song lyrics, comics, newspapers, and magazines can illustrate…
Descriptors: Course Content, Course Evaluation, Doctoral Dissertations, English Instruction
Dieterich, Daniel J. – 1976
The purpose of this study was to determine how well today's students are being trained to deal with the persuasive messages which they receive through the mass media. The study involved two questionnaire surveys: the first a survey of 235 chairpersons of departments of speech and English in institutions of higher education in the state of…
Descriptors: College Students, Communication (Thought Transfer), Course Content, Doctoral Dissertations
Simson, Renate Maria – 1974
The following four areas relating to black literature courses were explored in this study: course content, methods of instruction, instructor background and effectiveness, and effect of the course on the students. Instructors and students involved in black literature courses offered at institutions of higher education in New York State during…
Descriptors: Black Literature, Black Teachers, Course Content, Course Descriptions
Miya, Mildred – 1975
This dissertation describes a college level ethnic literature course, American Minority Literature, whose major objectives are to promote a receptive attitude toward expression that is different from the traditional norm and to establish the significance of ethnic literature as a literary form. The underlying assumption is that the divergence from…
Descriptors: American Indians, Asian Americans, Blacks, Course Content
Ekoot, Banjamin Rarakit Oluk – 1982
This paper begins with a discussion of reasons why the Uganda College of Commerce was established and how the curriculum for the Uganda Diploma in Business Studies (UDBS) was developed. A historical survey of the course development is presented, focusing on the course objectives. The achievements and non-achievements of the UDBS are analyzed,…
Descriptors: Admission Criteria, Business Education, Course Content, Curriculum Development
Ringel, Robert F. – 1983
This field study was conducted to develop a performance-based course, including goal statements, performance objectives, and learning activities, for a light commercial building drafting course. The procedures used during the study were based on the 1975 Michigan Department of Education project for the development of competency-based teacher…
Descriptors: Architects, Architectural Drafting, Architectural Education, Behavioral Objectives