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Ardoin, Birthney – 1983
A survey was taken to find answers to questions being asked by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (ACEJMC) about the teaching of ethics. A questionnaire was mailed to the 90 advertising programs listed in the 1983 edition of "Where Shall I Go to College to Study Advertising?" to determine where ethics was…
Descriptors: Advertising, College Programs, Course Content, Ethical Instruction
Munby, Hugh – 1987
An alternative is suggested to conventional and propositional ways of thinking about curriculum matters. Curriculum theory is conventionally presented as statements of propositional knowledge even though the significance of tacit, non-propositional knowledge has been recognized in philosophy. It is suggested that attention be paid to how teachers…
Descriptors: Cognitive Structures, Concept Formation, Course Content, Curriculum
Olembo, Jotham Ombisi – 1985
The availability and characteristics of graduate programs in educational administration offered by universities in African and Caribbean countries belonging to the Commonwealth are summarized in this paper. The programs reviewed are offered by universities in the West Indies, Guyana, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Kenya, and Nigeria. The paper notes that…
Descriptors: Administrator Education, Course Content, Degree Requirements, Developing Nations
Willinsky, John – 1986
Feminist literary criticism seems to have the potential to bring new life to old standards taught in the high school English class even if the students are not themselves feminists. A feminist approach to literature instruction was first attempted using "This Is Just to Say" and "The Young Housewife" by William Carlos Williams…
Descriptors: Course Content, Creative Writing, English Curriculum, English Instruction
Magrath, Douglas R. – 1987
A curriculum model for teaching Arabic that closely follows the "Natural Approach" is outlined. The method stresses skill development through language use in a variety of realistic situations from the outset of the course. It differs from traditional approaches to Arabic instruction in its emphasis on the communication of meaningful…
Descriptors: Alphabets, Arabic, Course Content, Instructional Materials
Weiss, Robert O. – 1987
In order to explore the rhetorical components of instruction at the undergraduate level and determine whether differences and similarities exist among the discourse fields represented by instructors in the kind of talk which they regard as desirable in their classroom, formal interviews were conducted with teaching faculty representing l5…
Descriptors: Communication Research, Course Content, Curriculum Design, Curriculum Research
Abel, Frederick J.; And Others – 1986
Practically every teacher preparation institution offers a course in educational psychology, and it is often the initial education course taken by preservice teachers. Problems with such courses are that they are usually taught by several instructors with no standardization of course content, and the strategies used to teach these courses often do…
Descriptors: Course Content, Curriculum Development, Educational Psychology, Instructional Design
Butler, E. Dean – 1982
The dominant view of inquiry reflected in graduate educational research courses has been labelled as positivistic or quantitative. Instructional strategies have been designed to train students to become more skilled in the use of complex statistical procedures, more efficient in the development of preordinate designs permitting increasingly higher…
Descriptors: Course Content, Educational Research, Graduate Study, Higher Education
Slavin, Ann Marie – 1982
A senior English course at Padua Academy (Delaware) is going to be taught through an interdisciplinary approach that involves as many faculty members as possible, stresses the teaching of the writing process, and reinforces the concept that writing is not just for the English class. Speaker presentations by members of other departments will be…
Descriptors: Course Content, English Literature, Instructional Improvement, Instructional Innovation
Engel, Gerald L. – 1982
Over 100 key resources regarding computer science education at small colleges are collected in this bibliography. A brief review of the collected documents introduces the bibliography, categorizing and relating the materials and noting their emphases. The review concentrates on materials published after 1978, but cites the major works providing…
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Science Education, Course Content, Higher Education
Stacks, Don W.; Stone, John D. – 1982
Approximately 150 college students participated in a study that investigated the effects of self-concept, self-disclosure, and type of basic speech course on communication apprehension. The subjects were drawn from three basic speech course populations at two universities. They had been free to enroll in either a public speaking, interpersonal…
Descriptors: College Students, Communication Apprehension, Communication Research, Course Content
Ozete, Oscar – 1982
The content and teaching methods of the commercial Spanish course at Indiana State University are detailed. The course emphasizes the conveyance of written information while improving the speaking skills of the less advanced students. Among the topics covered are employment correspondence, the job market for bilinguals, resumes, business…
Descriptors: Business, Business Communication, College Second Language Programs, Course Content
Lopez-Criado, Fidel – 1982
The instructional approach of the Spanish for business course at Rollins College is described. The three-part approach includes (1) classroom instruction on business behavior in the Hispanic world, (2) the application of vocabulary and terminology, and (3) placement of students as unpaid interns in the international departments of local…
Descriptors: Business, Business Education, College Second Language Programs, Course Content
Novak, Glenn D. – 1984
Noting the difficulties communication departments have in providing students with television production opportunities, this paper proposes the use of cable television public access channels as a means of overcoming those difficulties. After defining and differentiating between local origination and public access programing, the paper discusses the…
Descriptors: Cable Television, Course Content, Higher Education, Learning Activities
Harcourt, Jules; And Others – 1984
More than 600 colleges and universities responded to a survey designed to determine the status of business communication education and to seek the opinions of business communication faculty on content emphasis and supplementary materials for an introductory business communication course. Survey results indicated that business communication…
Descriptors: Business Communication, Communication Skills, Course Content, Curriculum Design
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