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Sikkink, Don – 1981
Despite a professional commitment to "teach ethics," speech communication literature and textbooks contain almost no advice or help on how to accomplish this task. An integrated teaching approach, however, can involve students more directly in the ethical issues that may arise in a persuasion course. The first element in increasing student…
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Course Objectives, Ethics, Higher Education

Stauder, Jack – Liberal Education, 1995
A professor of sociology and anthropology chronicles the development of a course in environmental problems, beginning with inquiry into the issues and culminating in design of a course focused on research and discussion rather than lectures. Students responded positively to the exploration of multiple perspectives, particularly those at the…
Descriptors: College Curriculum, Controversial Issues (Course Content), Course Content, Course Descriptions
Cummings, Melbourne S. – 1983
Until the late 1960s, rhetoric instruction in the United States ignored forms of rhetoric used by black Americans, although black rhetoric has existed in the United States for as long as black people have lived there. A course in black rhetoric must acknowledge the persuasive intent of all rhetoric, but note at the same time that black rhetoric…
Descriptors: Black Culture, Black History, Black Studies, Course Content