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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
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
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
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
Laque, Carol Feiser; Sherwood, Phyllis A. – 1975
The purpose of the monograph described in this thesis is to give teachers methods and a theoretical base for experimenting with the teaching of writing in a laboratory classroom situation at the junior college level. The course, which can be taken by two or more people independently, or with an instructor, provides the opportunity for participants…
Descriptors: Course Content, Course Descriptions, Doctoral Dissertations, English Instruction
Jones, Dean H. – 1975
The purpose of this practicum was to determine the response of faculty members and students to the possibility of producing a pamphlet listing instructional methodologies and course requirements for classes at Gaston College (North Carolina). A questionnaire was completed by twenty-five instructors and twenty-five students, and additional…
Descriptors: College Instruction, Community Colleges, Course Descriptions, Dropout Rate
Gutelius, Paul Payne – 1974
The thesis describes the design, implementation, and evaluation of a course in the theory and practice of management. It gives an appraisal of programmed learning techniques and compares three methods of teaching management--by readings, by cases, and by computer gaming. Additionally, it relates student reactions to the opportunity to select one…
Descriptors: Administrator Education, Computer Assisted Instruction, Course Content, Course Descriptions
Williams, Karen Ann Lalk – 1979
This paper describes a program of geographic education through field experience trips for family groups. Developed at Delta College in Michigan, the approach is unique because it emphasizes learning experiences for families rather than for individual students. The family is interpreted to include nuclear families, single-parent families with…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Course Descriptions, Cross Age Teaching, Curriculum Development