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Arndt, Walter – 1972
Personal observations concerning the teaching of Pushkin at the university level focus on the disparity between modern poetry and classical Russian poetry. Urging lyrical authenticity in oral presentation, the author decries the inadequate standards of English of his students which deny Pushkin full justice in the reading. (RL)
Descriptors: College Language Programs, Language Instruction, Lyric Poetry, Modern Languages
Berger, Allen – 1969
A survey was made of the reading programs which exist in commercial reading firms, college and university reading centers, and corporations in the United States and Canada. The resulting data, recorded here, are presented so that one may become familiar with the current status of reading improvement programs in both countries. Fifteen tables…
Descriptors: Adult Reading Programs, College Language Programs, Foreign Countries, Industrial Education
Casler, Frederick H. – Cl J, 1970
Six foreign students were taught Latin by the direct method at Brock University, St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada, in an experiment to improve rapid reading mastery. (DS)
Descriptors: Classical Languages, College Language Programs, College School Cooperation, Experimental Teaching
Pepper, Roger S. – 1969
The evolvement of the reading improvement program at Wayne State University is traced from its conception in 1941 to the present services being offered students and community residents. This description is divided into seven parts: development of the program, the current group program, the reading laboratory, evaluation of the student program,…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Programs, Adult Reading Programs, College Language Programs
Kling, Martin – 1969
This report deals with a 2-week reading and study program developed for socially disadvantaged incoming freshmen at Rutgers University. Of the group studied, 84 percent were black, and the rest were white boys. Of the blacks, 53 percent were female. The organization of the skills acquisition program is described. Also given are informal and formal…
Descriptors: Black Education, College Freshmen, College Language Programs, Disadvantaged
Carroll, Hazel Horn – 1969
Concern is expressed here with college reading programs and with improvements needed to enable them to keep pace with the effects of rapid progress in the communications field on reading habits. Reading, especially critical reading, will be more necessary than ever in interpreting and evaluating all the ideas being gained or received from the…
Descriptors: College Language Programs, College Students, Critical Reading, Educational Media
Stewart, John – Bulletin of the Modern Foreign Language Association of Virginia, 1969
Although there might not be any one solution to the problems of how and when to introduce literature effectively into the college language curriculum, stress, at any level, should be placed both on student enjoyment and the relevancy and difficulty of the reading materials selected. College language teachers must investigate (1) what constitutes…
Descriptors: Books, College Language Programs, College School Cooperation, Curriculum Problems