Page 10. University Daily Kansan, October 10, 1980
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More than 100 Kansas teachers are expected to attend the Conference on Composition and Literature for High School and College Teachers Monday at the University of Arkansas. In addition of the Kansas Competency Test and other topics will be discussed.
The 28th annual one-day conference will begin with registration at 8 a.m. in the fifth level lobby of the Kansas Union.
Teachers to quiz results of state test
The test was administered to students in grades 2, 4, 6, and 11 in accredited public and private schools statewide in the United States and mathematical skills were tested.
Douglas Glasspass and John Poggio,
associate professors of educational
psychology and research, will discuss
the course in a 10 a.m. in the Forum Room in the Union.
The two professors developed the makeup and the criteria for the test.
The one-time test was given after competency testing was mandated by the State Board of Education.
A legislative committee is studying the results of the test and is listening to debate about the subject. They are expected to deliver a recommendation to the Legislature in a few months with a decision on the test is expected.
OTHER WORKSHOPS at the conference will range from literary classics, technical writing and classical
mythology to the development of English.
George Worth, professor of English,
and a specialist on Victorian Age
History, will speak on "Entering the
Eighties: Deja Vu? Disaster?" or Dawn
of a Bright New Era?" at the conference luncheon.
Keith Denniston, professor of English at Emporia State University will discuss censorship. He will talk about the censorship problems he has had with the school's literary magazine and with some of the television programs that are produced in the school's studios.
THERE ALSO WILL be a panel discussion on what the department of English expects all incoming students to know about English when they come in. Mr. Johnson will talk about Michael Johnson, directors of freshmen English, will conduct the discussion.
The conference is sponsored in part by the North Carolina School for Computing and the division of Continuing Education.
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