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Kralik, Milan – English Journal, 1975
Letting students create poems out of random collections of words involves and interests them.
Descriptors: Creativity, Elective Courses, English Curriculum, English Instruction
Winch, Gordon Clappison – 1971
This study examined the effects of two instructional practices on cognitive response to three sonnets at the sense level of comprehension. The subjects were twelfth grade students in an elective English program who had not had work in poetry that year before the experiment. One teaching method dealt with morphological, lexical, and syntactical…
Descriptors: Comprehension, Elective Courses, English Curriculum, Grade 12
Minneapolis Public Schools, Minn. – 1970
Procedures and course descriptions are provided for elective English programs in five Minneapolis high schools. These programs cover the areas of composition, American and English literature, language skills, speech, vocational English, drama, poetry, and media study. Some of the numerous courses include "Alienated Man,""Bookless Class,""Myths and…
Descriptors: Business English, Comedy, Creative Writing, Cultural Context
Huntley Project Public Schools, Worden, MT. – 1970
This literature-centered curriculum approach to English, grades 9-12, is proposed as a design to involve students in the learning experience. After an introductory explanation of the program's rationale and general procedures, each unit in the curriculum is outlined briefly; its content, objectives, suggested ability level, and procedures for…
Descriptors: Bibliographies, Course Objectives, Curriculum Guides, Drama
Jefferson County Board of Education, Louisville, KY. – 1970
These 40 elective courses, each phased according to one of five levels of difficulty and each comprising 12 weeks of study (a minimum of three courses being required of every student per academic year), offer an individualized program designed to realistically serve the immediate needs and future objectives of each student. Provided for each…
Descriptors: Creative Writing, Educational Objectives, Elective Courses, English Curriculum