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Todd-Mancillas, William R. – 1987
Intended for a largely European audience, this paper offers an overview of current definitions and goals of instructional communication and communication education teaching and research in the United States. The first major section of the paper looks at recent advances in instructional communication studies, concentrating on field research,…
Descriptors: Communication Research, Curriculum Development, Educational Trends, Ethics
Todd-Mancillas, William R.; Essig, Theresa – Association for Communication Administration Bulletin, 1982
Reviews arguments for and against student evaluation of faculty instruction. Discusses the following alternatives to rating scales: mail questionnaires, telephone interviews, observer evaluations, in-class discussions, weekly logs, and students' course descriptions. Offers guidelines for refining and implementing these alternatives. (PD)
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Course Evaluation, Higher Education, Speech Communication
Rossi, Ana Maria; Todd-Mancillas, William R. – 1986
Intended for use by speech and communication scholars, this paper uses the extensive body of research on communication apprehension as the basis for a discussion of three conventional approaches toward the treatment of excessive communication apprehension: systematic desensitization, social skills development, and cognitive modification/rational…
Descriptors: Adults, Cognitive Restructuring, Communication Apprehension, Communication Research
Preston, Twila L.; Todd-Mancillas, William R. – 1985
A study explored (1) the types of teacher oral feedback statements student speakers identify as helpful in improving their speeches, and (2) the types of oral feedback they identify as making them feel either good or bad about their speaking abilities. The student speakers--two female graduate students and a female graduate teaching…
Descriptors: Classroom Communication, Communication Research, Feedback, Higher Education