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Berger, Betty M. – 1974
The author has attempted to organize the many materials to be found on doll collecting into a course which will provide a foundation of knowledge for appreciating and evaluating old dolls. The course has been divided into sessions in which old dolls will be studied by type (images, idols, and early playthings; child, doll, and social realities;…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Course Content, Course Descriptions, Doctoral Dissertations
Schmitz, William J. – 1976
This thesis provides a format for the use of newspapers, magazines, radio, television, and movies in the secondary school classroom. It attempts to inform teachers of what materials are most appropriate to the interests and informational needs of high school students, and it attempts to provide a method to teach students how to systematically…
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Critical Thinking, Films, Literature Reviews
Blitzer, Robert F. – 1977
This dissertation describes the development and evaluation of course materials entitled "Confluent Math: A Multidisciplinary Thinking-Feeling Approach to Twentieth Century Mathematics." The goals of the materials were: (1) to develop understanding and appreciation of logical axiomatic structure; (2) to examine major philosophic ideas relating to…
Descriptors: Attitudes, College Mathematics, Course Descriptions, Educational Research
Cias, Gerald W. – 1975
A survey of the literature and three survey instruments were used in designing and assessing a human development course at Sacramento City College (California). The course involves at least two different instructional divisions, corresponds to the personal characteristics of the student body, and includes members of both the counseling staff and…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Course Descriptions, Course Evaluation, Curriculum Design
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
Mathews, Gary Steven – 1980
The purpose of this study was to provide New Orleans public school administrators and teachers with the information and tools needed to design a systems-based mastery learning (ML) approach to secondary social studies teaching and learning. The following information and tools are provided in this report. There is an introduction to the basic…
Descriptors: Check Lists, Course Descriptions, Curriculum Design, Flow Charts
Sironen, Dorothea May E. – 1975
The purpose of this doctoral thesis was to investigate some of the major issues, principles, and practices in education and music education to provide direction in planning and implementing more realistic and comprehensive music programming at the elementary level. The inquiry into current educational trends outside of the specialized area of…
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Doctoral Dissertations, Educational Innovation, Educational Trends
Thomas, Daniel Richard – 1976
It is the contention of this project that the process of effective communication can be taught through the use of rhetoric. Classical aspects of rhetoric are incorporated into a practical course application that also involves the use of effective teaching strategies and nontraditional materials to provide for an alternative approach to teaching…
Descriptors: Communication Skills, Communication (Thought Transfer), Course Descriptions, Doctoral Dissertations
Ochola, Joel Aduma – 1983
This study was designed to find out how far suggested textbooks have been adopted in teaching a new chemistry syllabus in Kenya and if the chemistry books now being used in schools to teach the new syllabus involve activity and encourage the process of scientific inquiry. The new syllabus is a merger between the traditional separate chemistry…
Descriptors: Chemistry, Course Descriptions, Curriculum Development, Inquiry
Franklin, Harriet Lewis – 1974
The purpose of this dissertation is to aid course designers by analyzing and evaluating the complex process involved in developing a course of study, testing the course, and attempting to publish it. In 1969-71, the author designed and tested a seventh grade literature program for above-average students which fits within the sequence of the…
Descriptors: Academically Gifted, Course Descriptions, Course Objectives, Course Organization
Grabow, Chad Lee C. – 1982
This guide provides specific information and resources for course and curriculum development, beginning with an outline of the basic elements of a curriculum and a listing of exemplary curricula in computer science education from other colleges. The definition of, need for, and essential and secondary features of a goal are presented, as well as…
Descriptors: Adoption (Ideas), Change Strategies, Computer Science Education, Course Descriptions
Diskin, Lahna Faga – 1975
This dissertation documents the different ways in which specialists approach science fiction. Descriptions of courses are presented for four universities, two four-year colleges, and one two-year community college. At all the schools, science fiction is a medium for social criticism. Otherwise the courses differ in content, format, and the methods…
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Doctoral Dissertations, Educational Research, English Instruction
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
Perry, Douglas Ross – 1976
An interdisciplinary approach to teaching English and religion can eliminate some of the educational problems posed by each subject. Part one of this thesis presents a philosophy of education which suggests that confluent and student-centered methods of teaching can best develop creativity and, thus, lead to greater humanization of students. Part…
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Doctoral Dissertations, Educational Philosophy, English Instruction
Griffin, Debra F. – 1979
After a review of selected literature on individualized instruction and writing courses, learning objectives and activities are presented for a course in English composition, incorporating four sequential units which students complete at their own rate and for which only pass, fail, or incomplete grades are assigned. The first of these units…
Descriptors: Basic Skills, Course Content, Course Descriptions, Course Objectives
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