CONTAINED IN THIS MONOGRAPH ARE PAPERS PRESENTED AND SUMMARIES OF DISCUSSIONS HELD AT THE MAY 1962 PROJECT ENGLISH RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON NEEDED RESEARCH IN THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH. TOPICS COVERED ARE (1) RESEARCH GAPS IN THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH ON THE ELEMENTARY, SECONDARY, AND COLLEGE LEVELS, (2) NEEDED "MULTILEVEL" RESEARCH IN ENGLISH, (3) LANGUAGE STUDY IN ENGLISH TEACHING, (4) PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT, (5) PROBLEMS IN CONTROLLED RESEARCH, (6) ENGLISH-TEACHING INNOVATIONS, (7) COMPUTER MODELS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESSES, (8) IMPLICATIONS OF PROJECT TALENT FOR RESEARCH IN THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH, AND (9) THE IMPORTANCE OF THE CONFERENCE TO PROJECT ENGLISH. AUTHORS OF CONFERENCE ADDRESSES ARE DWIGHT L. BURTON, PAUL B. DIEDERICH, JOHN S. DIEKHOFF, JOHN C. FLANAGAN, GARLIE A. FOREHAND, W.N. FRANCIS, J.N. HOOK, W.J. MCKEACHIE, WALTER R. REITMAN, JAMES R. SQUIRE, AND RUTH G. STRICKLAND. THIS MONOGRAPH IS AVAILABLE, FOR $0.55, FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON 25, D.C. (RD)