The basic speech course at U.S. colleges and universities: IV

James W. Gibson · Michael S. Hanna · Bill M. Huddleston

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The basic course continues to emphasize the public speaking and performance dimensions with enrollment in the course increasing at a rate generally equal to or greater than the institution in which it is taught. Junior faculty and graduate teaching assistants continue to be the primary teachers. Major instructional concerns continue to be class size and sufficient time to cover course content.

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1980The basic course in speech at U.S. colleges and universities: III 1970The first course in speech: A survey of U.S. colleges and universities 1974A re‐examination of the first course in speech at U.S. colleges and universities 1964The “required” first course in speech: A survey 1976Directing the basic communication course 1981How students and alumni perceive the basic course

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