Changing English

EDITORIAL
pp. 173-174(2)
Author: Jane Miller

Sermons in stones, or how many kick-ups can you do?
pp. 175-182(8)
Author: John Yandell

What's difficult, and what isn't: two books published in the 1960s
pp. 183-188(6)
Author: Karl Miller

Trainee English teachers and the struggle for subject knowledge
pp. 189-204(16)
Author: Caroline Daly

Seeing Scotland: creating visual imagery in an Ohio classroom
pp. 205-211(7)
Author: Charlotte Fairlie

A place called 'Strange Heaven'
pp. 213-222(10)
Author: Tony Kelly

'An evil spirit came out of my Nanna': children's use of popular cultural narrative forms in exploratory autobiographical classroom talk
pp. 223-232(10)
Authors: Christine Hall; Paul Thompson

Literature as sex education
pp. 233-241(9)
Author: Jen Gilbert

Maginot Line
pp. 243-245(3)
Author: Harold Rosen

On my heels
pp. 247-251(5)
Author: Bob Blaisdell

Monsters in literature
pp. 253-265(13)
Author: Deborah P. Britzman

Reading women's autobiography: on losing and refinding the mother
pp. 267-277(11)
Author: Alice Pitt

Seeing for ourselves: when teachers make documentary films. Rebel Goulash and Over the Rainbow
pp. 279-289(11)
Authors: Claudia Mitchell; Charles Kusner; Paula Charbonneau-Gowdy

Curriculum, 'English' and Cultural Studies; or, changing the scene of English teaching?
pp. 291-305(15)
Author: Bill Green

Readings about reading
pp. 307-317(11)
Author: Margaret Meek

Abstracts
pp. 319-322(4)