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Malmquist, Eve; Grundin, Hans U. – School Research Newsletter, 1975
The purposes of this study are to assess Swedish adults' reading and writing skills so that they can be compared with the corresponding skills of students in the comprehensive and upper secondary schools, and to investigate the extent to which adults' reading and writing activities can be described as satisfactory to their needs. The subjects of…
Descriptors: Adults, Educational Research, Reading Ability, Reading Skills
Smith, Marion K. – 1975
A college-level course in technical writing can provide a unique opportunity for the nontechnical student to become acquainted with many facets of the technical world. Such knowledge is especially important to the liberal arts major because the number, scope, and impact of technological developments increase daily. Such a course would be based on…
Descriptors: English Instruction, Expository Writing, Higher Education, Rhetoric
Kivits, Virginia M. – The General College Studies, 1969
Although more college students are enrolled in freshman composition classes than in any other, there is little clarity of purpose in these writing courses. In such a field, where outcomes must be expressed in terms of student writing skills acquired (or not acquired), few well-defined experiments have been reported. This investigator, in an…
Descriptors: College Freshmen, Grading, Grammar, Language Laboratories
Christiansen, Mark Alvan – 1964
An experiment was conducted at Metropolitan Junior College, Kansas City, to determine (1) if an experimental group of English I students who wrote 24 compositions during one semester would show greater writing improvement than a control group that wrote only eight, and (2) if there would be a difference in reading and vocabulary development…
Descriptors: College Freshmen, Doctoral Dissertations, Experimental Teaching, Two Year Colleges
Chaplen, Frank – 1970
The aim of this book is to help students of English (as a second language) to write clear, concise paragraphs. The basic requirements of good paragraph writing are discussed in detail, and illustrated with many examples. In addition, numerous exercises are provided which are designed to help students come to a fuller understanding of the facets of…
Descriptors: English (Second Language), Paragraph Composition, Teaching Guides, Writing Exercises
Dye, J. Lee – 1974
The major purpose of this study was to ascertain whether two patterns of writing practice dictation would produce different results in the development of shorthand writing achievement of Gregg Shorthand, Diamond Jubilee. The findings indicated that the rate pattern does not appear to affect the level of achievement in writing shorthand from…
Descriptors: Achievement, Patterned Responses, Performance, Shorthand
Redd, Virginia P. – 1971
This paper discusses how the element of concreteness can be injected into the teaching of composition. Some basic guidelines are presented and then illustrated with descriptions of sample teaching materials and devices in lesson sequences. The guidelines indicate: that the writing experience should be carefully and naturally integrated into the…
Descriptors: Middle Schools, Reading, Secondary Education, Teaching Methods
Nordin, David G.; Morton, Stuart D. – 1970
Because of a high failure rate in traditional freshman English composition courses, an experiment was conducted at Macomb County Community College (Michigan) to test the hypothesis that more time and careful structuring of lessons could increase the proportion of success in certain categories of students. During 1965-69, 16 instructors and 723…
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, English Curriculum, Two Year Colleges, Writing (Composition)
Summerfield, Geoffrey, Ed. – 1970
The following book on composition in the elementary school grows out of the activities of the Tri-University Project (now called the Nebraska TTT Institute in Elementary Education). The project is concerned with improving the education of young children by working to improve the education of the teachers in Higher Education who educate the…
Descriptors: Elementary School Students, Language Arts, Teacher Education, Writing (Composition)
Buggs, Mary Jo – 1969
This project was designed to test the hypothesis that "variation in quantity of practice in writing, when all other relevant factors are held constant, will result in variation of ability to write." Writing was limited to expository writing, and the factors held constant were quality of instruction, ability of students, and evaluation procedures…
Descriptors: English Instruction, Hypothesis Testing, Test Results, Tests
Grimmer, Faye Loftin – 1970
The primary purposes of this study were (1) to determine whether significant differences existed among second-grade experimental and control groups in the rated quality of their compositions and in their use of selected syntactic structures at the end of a one year experimental program in written composition, and (2) to determine the relationships…
Descriptors: English Instruction, Experimental Programs, Grade 2, Syntax
Eidsvik, Charles Vernon – 1970
The cinema stemmed from aesthetic and formal quests within printed literature, and restored to literature the traditions of performance which had been submerged by traditions of print. The literary identity of the cinema has been obscured by a lack of visible similarities between the cinema and modern writing. Differences between modern writing…
Descriptors: Audiovisual Communications, Communication Skills, Films, Language Skills
Ellis, E. N. – 1975
Concern over the reading and writing programs in Vancouver, British Columbia Schools culminated in the establishment in June 1974 of a Task Force on English. In response to the request from the Task Force for a survey of the writing ability of Grade 11 students, a committee of English Department Heads assisted in developing an instrument and the…
Descriptors: Essay Tests, Grade 11, Scoring, Secondary Education
Los Angeles City Schools, CA. Div. of Instructional Planning and Services. – 1975
This monograph describes ways in which the small-group context can facilitate secondary-level students' composing skills through a structured writing cycle and can provide each student with individualized help during the writing process. An in-depth discussion is provided of the writing cycle, a process whereby the group provides continuous…
Descriptors: Individualized Instruction, Secondary Education, Small Group Instruction, Teaching Methods
Monroe, Judson; And Others – 1977
Writing is described in a way designed to allow the scientist to gain control over this complex process. Procedures and standards are based upon three concepts: the feedback relationship between thinking and writing, the influence of structure on meaning, and the recognition of reading and writing as conditioned behaviors. The chapters are…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Sciences, Teaching Methods, Technical Writing


