1964

1. 
   Winter 1964

   Teaching, Acting, and Behaving
   

   Thomas F. Green

   American Education Reforms in Japan Twelve Years Later
   

   Ben C. Duke

   Secondary School-Leavers in Ghana
   

   Expectations and Reality

   Philip J. Foster

   A Computer-Measurement System for Guidance
   

   William W. Cooley

   Winter

   Secondary School-Leavers in Ghana
   Philip J. Foster

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2. 
   Spring 1964

   Effect of Early Father Absence on Scholastic Aptitude
   

   Lyn Carlsmith

   A Self That Can Whistle
   

   James A. Jordan, Jr.

   John Dewey and the Cult of Efficiency
   

   Carmine A. Yengo

   B. Franklin
   

   Obitus

   Peter A. Soderbergh

   What Can Mass-Testing Programs Do for—and—to the Pursuit of Excellence in American Education
   

   Joshua A. Fishman, Paul I. Clifford

   Spring

   John Dewey and the Cult of Efficiency
   Carmine A. Yengo

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3. 
   Summer 1964

   Introduction
   

   Janet A. Emig, James T. Fleming, Helen M. Popp

   Three Processes in the Child's Acquisition of Syntax
   

   Roger Brown, Ursula Bellugi

   Language Disorders in Childhood
   

   Eric H. Lenneberg

   Words, Meanings and Concepts
   

   John B. Carroll

   Language and the School Child
   

   Martin Joos

   Mencken Revisited
   

   Raven I. McDavid, Jr.

   Geography and the American Language
   

   AN APPROACH TO LITERACY

   Louis A. Muinzer

   Underlying and Superficial Linguistic Structure
   

   Paul M. Postal

   What Grammar?
   

   H. A. Gleason, Jr.

   Around the Edge of Language
   

   Intonation

   Dwight L. Bolinger

   Symposium
   

   The Use of English in World Literatures: INTRODUCTION

   The Language of African Literature
   

   Ezekiel Mphahlele

   The Use of English in Australian Literature
   

   Arthur Delbridge

   English in the West Indies, or the West Indies in English?
   

   J. L. Dillard

   Indian Writing in English
   

   P. Lal

   Summer

   Symposium
   

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4. 
   Fall 1964

   Pretending to Have (or to Be) a Computer as a Strategy in Teaching
   

   Paul C. Berry

   College Dropouts Who Came Back
   

   Bruce K. Eckland

   From a Teacher's Notebook
   

   Joseph Mindel

   The School as a Complex Social Organization
   

   A CONSIDERATION OF PATTERNS OF AUTONOMY

   Fred E. Katz

   Fall

   College Dropouts Who Came Back
   Bruce K. Eckland

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