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0.38 Milton Baxter, Educating Teachers about Educating the Oppressed, College English, 1976.
0.37 Daniel Pearlman, The Cognate Trap in Writing by Hispanic Students, College English, 1978.
0.36 Alice Myers Roy, Alliance for Literacy: Teaching Non-Native Speakers and Speakers of Nonstandard English Together, College Composition and Communication, 1984.
0.34 , Committee on CCCC Language: Background Statement, College Composition and Communication, 1974.
0.33 Committee on CCCC Language Statement, Students' Right to Their Own Language, College English, 1975.
0.33 Harvey Minkoff Evelyn B. Melamed, Response to Lawrence D Freeman "The Students' Right to Their Own Language: Its Legal Bases", College Composition and Communication, 1975.
0.32 Garland Cannon Sumner Ives, Some Generalizations about Language, College Composition and Communication, 1968.
0.31 Wendy Demko Reynoso Thomas J. Farrell, Two Comments on James Sledd's "In Defense of the Students' Right", College English, 1984.
0.30 David E. Eskey, The Case for the Standard Language, College English, 1974.
0.30 Charles R. Duke, The Bamboo Style of English, College Composition and Communication, 1970.
0.29 David W. Cole, An Ephraimite Perspective on Bidialectalism, College Composition and Communication, 1972.
0.29 David M. Willis, Barbara Nauer and Soundscript, College English, 1975.
0.28 , To Readers of CCC: Resolution on Language, College Composition and Communication, 1974.
0.28 Robert Lado, Sentence Structure, College Composition and Communication, 1957.
0.27 William H. Pixton, A Contemporary Dilemma: The Question of Standard English, College Composition and Communication, 1974.
0.27 Constance Weaver, Response to William Pixton "A Contemporary Dilemma: The Question of Standard English", College Composition and Communication, 1975.
0.26 R. C. Reynolds, Etude to an Exam, College Composition and Communication, 1976.
0.26 Dennis E. Baron, Non-Standard English Composition and the Academic Establishment, College English, 1975.
0.26 Margaret Thomas, Linguistic Variation in Spike Lee's School Daze, College English, 1994.
0.25 John C. Fisher, Generating Standard Sentence Patterns And beyond, College Composition and Communication, 1970.
0.25 David Eskey, Comments on J Mitchell Morse & Geneva Smitherman, College English, 1973.
0.25 Garland Cannon, Multidialects: The Student's Right to His Own Language, College Composition and Communication, 1973.
0.25 Marilyn S. Sternglass, Comment on O'Neil and Sledd, College English, 1973.
0.24 John H. Fisher, School English and Public Policy, College English, 1981.
0.24 Roger C. Schustereit, Greek Convention, College Composition and Communication, 1976.
0.24 Harry R. Warfel, Writing Not Speech Is the Source of Usage, College English, 1952.
0.24 Geneva Smitherman-Donaldson, Toward a National Public Policy on Language, College English, 1987.
0.24 Ricardo L. Garcia, A Linguistic Frame of Reference for Critiquing Chicano Compositions, College English, 1975.
0.23 Carol Weiher, Sexism in Language and Sex Differences in Language Usage: Which Is More Important?, College Composition and Communication, 1976.
0.23 David E. Eskey, Reflections on How Much We Don't Need Wild Men Even Make-Believe Wild Men Who Are Really Professors: Reply to James Sledd, College English, 1975.
0.23 John Trimbur, The Dartmouth Conference and the Geohistory of the Native Speaker, College English, 2008.
0.23 Paul R. Sullivan, Introduction, College Composition and Communication, 1957.
0.23 Paul Kei Matsuda, Composition Studies and ESL Writing: A Disciplinary Division of Labor, College Composition and Communication, 1999.
0.23 A. L. Davis, English for Foreigner and Native, College English, 1965.
0.23 Paul Kei Matsuda, The Myth of Linguistic Homogeneity in US College Composition, College English, 2006.
0.23 Emily Nutku, Comment on Anthony Wolk, College English, 1973.
0.23 A. Suresh Canagarajah, The Place of World Englishes in Composition: Pluralization Continued, College Composition and Communication, 2006.
0.23 Edgar Mayer, Linguistics and the Second Language, College Composition and Communication, 1958.
0.22 James Sledd, Language Differences and Literary Values: Divagations from a Theme, College English, 1976.
0.22 Bruce Horner, "Students' Right" English Only and Re-Imagining the Politics of Language, College English, 2001.
0.22 Bruce Horner John Trimbur, English Only and US College Composition, College Composition and Communication, 2002.
0.22 Ronald R. Butters, A Comment on Sociolinguistics and Teaching Black-Dialect Writers, College English, 1981.
0.21 Raven I. McDavid_ Jr., American Social Dialects, College English, 1965.
0.21 Thomas R. Palfrey, Deepening the Impression: Integration with Foreign Language Study, College Composition and Communication, 1955.
0.21 Arthur L. Palacas, Liberating American Ebonics from Euro-English, College English, 2001.
0.21 Leo Daugherty, The English Grapholect and the Introductory Composition Class, College Composition and Communication, 1979.
0.21 James Sledd, "Hang Your Clothes on a Hickory Limb": Comment for David Eskey, College English, 1975.
0.21 George P. Faust, Letters to the Editor, College English, 1954.
0.21 Rebecca Moore Howard, The Great Wall of African American Vernacular English in the American College Classroom, JAC, 1996.
0.20 Charles C. Fries, Advances in Linguistics, College English, 1961.
0.20 Marilyn S. Sternglass, Dialect Literature: Positive Reinforcer for Writing "In" and "Out" of Dialect, College Composition and Communication, 1975.
0.20 Thomas J. Farrell, A Comment on Edward Anderson's "Language and Success", College English, 1983.
0.20 John S. Kenyon, Cultural Levels and Functional Varieties of English, College English, 1948.
0.20 Geneva Smitherman, CCCC's Role in the Struggle for Language Rights, College Composition and Communication, 1999.
0.20 Peter Elbow, Inviting the Mother Tongue: Beyond "Mistakes" "Bad English" and "Wrong Language", JAC, 1999.
0.20 Pauline M. Rojas, The Teaching of English as a Modern Foreign Language, College English, 1948.
0.20 Robert B. Kaplan, On a Note of Protest (In a Minor Key): Bidialectism vs Bidialectism, College English, 1969.
0.20 Geneva Smitherman, Toward Educational Linguistics for the First World, College English, 1979.
0.20 , From Literacy to Literature: The Pedagogical Use of Linguistics, College Composition and Communication, 1957.
0.19 John Trimbur, Linguistic Memory and the Politics of US English, College English, 2006.
0.19 Raven I. McDavid_ Jr., Dialectology and the Classroom Teacher, College English, 1962.
0.19 James Sledd, Doublespeak: Dialectology in the Service of Big Brother, College English, 1972.
0.19 Walter E. Meyers, And Neither Do the Purists: To Geneva Smitherman, College English, 1974.
0.19 J. B. McM, Pronunciation of Foreign Names, College English, 1946.
0.19 , Studies in English as a Second Language, College Composition and Communication, 1956.
0.19 Sheridan Baker, Reply, College English, 1965.
0.18 Anthony Wolk, Reply to Emily Nutku, College English, 1973.
0.18 Thomas J. Farrell, Differentiating Writing from Talking, College Composition and Communication, 1978.
0.18 James Sledd, Response to George R Beissel, College English, 1973.
0.18 Scott Wible, Pedagogies of the "Students' Right" Era: The Language Curriculum Research Group's Project for Linguistic Diversity, College Composition and Communication, 2006.
0.18 Mac Curdy Burnet, Vowel Contrasts in Student Speech, College Composition and Communication, 1957.
0.18 Scott Wible, Composing Alternatives to a National Security Language Policy, College English, 2009.
0.18 Garland H. Cannon, Linguistic Science and the Teaching of English as a Foreign Language, College English, 1957.
0.17 Barbara Nauer, Soundscript: A Way to Help Black Students to Write Standard English, College English, 1975.
0.17 Harold B. Allen, All Is Not Gold, College English, 1950.
0.17 Valerie Felita Kinloch, Revisiting the Promise of "Students' Right to Their Own Language": Pedagogical Strategies, College Composition and Communication, 2005.
0.17 Marilyn S. Sternglass, Dialect Features in the Compositions of Black and White College Students: The Same or Different?, College Composition and Communication, 1974.
0.17 Karen Greenberg Patrick Hartwell Margaret Himley R. E. Stratton, Responses to Thomas J Farrell "IQ and Standard English", College Composition and Communication, 1984.
0.17 Muriel Harris Tony Silva, Tutoring ESL Students: Issues and Options, College Composition and Communication, 1993.
0.17 Charlton Laird, A Nonhuman Being Can Learn Language, College Composition and Communication, 1972.
0.17 John Trimbur, Language Policy and Normalization in South Africa: Some Other Lessons, JAC, 2002.
0.17 Natalie Maynor, A Synthesis of Literature Dialect Study and Composition, College Composition and Communication, 1981.
0.17 Edward Anderson, Language and Success, College English, 1981.
0.16 W. Nelson Francis, New Perspective on Teaching Language, College English, 1962.
0.16 Ann E. Berthoff William G. Clark, Responses to "The Students' Right to Their Own Language", College Composition and Communication, 1975.
0.16 J. Mitchell Morse, The Shuffling Speech of Slavery: Black English, College English, 1973.
0.16 L. M. Myers, Linguistics-But Not Quite so Fast, College English, 1961.
0.16 Edward Anderson, Edward Anderson Responds, College English, 1983.
0.16 Richard Marback, Language Rights in South Africa: Lessons for the United States, JAC, 2002.
0.16 Christina Ortmeier-Hooper, "English May Be My Second Language but I'm Not 'ESL'", College Composition and Communication, 2008.
0.16 Donald Lloyd, Structure in Language, College English, 1963.
0.16 Robert J. Di Pietro, Humanism through Language, College English, 1974.
0.16 Barbara Nauer, In Praise of Aping: Reply to David Dorsey, College English, 1975.
0.16 James Sledd, Product in Process: From Ambiguities of Standard English to Issues That Divide Us, College English, 1988.
0.16 Johnnie M. Sharpe, The Disadvantaged Student Trapped behind the Verb "To Teach", College Composition and Communication, 1972.
0.16 James C. Stalker, Written Language as a Dialect of English, College Composition and Communication, 1974.
0.16 Patrick Bruch Richard Marback, Race Identity Writing and the Politics of Dignity: Reinvigorating the Ethics of "Students' Right to Their Own Language", JAC, 1997.
0.16 Edward J. Finegan, Response to Louis C Schaedler "Call Me Scientist", College Composition and Communication, 1967.
0.16 Patrick Hartwell, Patrick Hartwell Responds, College English, 1986.
0.16 James B. McMillan, Summary of Nineteenth Century Historical and Comparative Linguistics, College Composition and Communication, 1954.
0.15 Gerald R. Washington, The Writing Crisis in Urban Schools: A Culturally Different Hypothesis, JAC, 1996.
0.15 , The Freshman Whose Native Language Is Not English, College Composition and Communication, 1961.
0.15 W. Ross Winterowd, Reply to Robert J Di Pietro, College English, 1974.
0.15 , Concepts of Language Relevant to Education: An Analytic Approach, College Composition and Communication, 1962.
0.15 Wang-Kun, English and Other Foreign Language Teaching in the People's Republic of China, College English, 1981.
0.15 P. A. Ramsey, P A Ramsey Responds, College English, 1981.
0.15 Charles F. Coleman, Our Students Write with Accents Oral Paradigms for ESD Students, College Composition and Communication, 1997.
0.15 James Sledd, James Sledd Responds, College English, 1984.