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Presents several articles related to speech education. 'The Relation of the Paranasal Sinuses to the Singing Voice,' by Francis Wheeler, which appeared in the December 19, 1930 issue of 'Science'; 'Literary and Debating Societies,' by R.N. Thompson, which appeared in the March 1930 issue of 'The English Journal'; 'Emotional Education (Mental Adjustment Through Dramatic Education,' by Albertine Nash, which was published in January 1930.

Describes a method for teaching acting. Problems faced by teachers when planning an acting course; Other approaches that may be used by teachers of acting; Technical fundamentals that must be taught in acting; Difficulties encountered in acting class.

Focuses on dramatic instruction in liberal arts college. Difference between commercial theater and laboratory theater; Factors to consider in the teaching of dramatics; Strategies in teaching dramatics.

Discusses the objectives of teaching drama. Reason why the acting of comedies must not be forbidden to boys; Aims of drama work; Valid objectives in the teaching of drama.

Presents an account on visits to acting classes in New York City between 1957 and 1958. Factors that are considered common among classes; Examples of studios that offer classes; Distinction between the studios.

Presents the results of a study describing how high school students rate dramatic arts. Reasons usually cited for the study of dramatic arts in the secondary schools; Table representing the opinions of students; Interpretation of the students' response.