The Summer 2011 “Teaching American Speech” section of the journal American Speech (86.2) is now available! This summer’s section includes the following:
Lauren Squires and Robin Queen, “Media Clips Collection: Creation and Application for the Linguistics Classroom,” pp. 220-234
Benjamin Torbert, “Using Literature in the Linguistics Classroom,” pp. 234-246
Beth Rapp Young, “The Grammar Voyeur: Using Google to Teach English Grammar to Advanced Undergraduates,” pp. 247-258
Phillip M. Carter, “A Treatise on ‘Multiculturalism’ and Education,” pp. 259-263. A review of: Language Diversity in the Classroom, by John Edwards (Multilingual Matters, 2010).
Lauren Hall-Lew, “Norsemen, Normans, and Now: A Book for Today’s English Language History Student,” pp. 264-268. A review of: The English Language: A Historical Introduction, by Charles Barber, Joan C. Beal, and Philip A. Shaw (Cambridge, 2009)
Congratulations!
Christine Mallinson, Ph.D. 