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National Education Association, Washington, DC. – 1974
This style manual, published by the National Education Association (NEA) for writers and editors, has been prepared to update and clarify questions of literary usage. The manual contains sections on abbreviations and symbols, capitalization, dates and time, division of words, foreign words and phrases, italics, lists and enumerations, numbers and…
Descriptors: Citations (References), Editing, Grammar, Printing
Merchant, Frank – 1973
The standard of mechanical literacy of any publication should be very high, both for one's own information and for education in and outside classrooms. On this count, too many smalltime local papers are good only for "negative teaching" of socially accepted language. The influence of any newspaper on the language depends upon how much of it is…
Descriptors: Editing, Educational Media, Elementary Education, Grammar
Dicker, Susan J. – 1981
An approach to promote student editing of their own compositions, to be used in intermediate English as a second language classes, is discussed. Although editing or monitoring may not improve the communicative accuracy of a written message, it may give the message a more native-like quality. Monitoring works best on morphemes which are acquired…
Descriptors: Editing, English (Second Language), Error Analysis (Language), Grammar