Cover; Approaches To Teaching The History Of The English Language; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgments; List Of Contributors; 1. Introduction; Part One: Reflections On Teaching The History Of The English Language; 2. German, Handwriting, And Other Things I Learned To Keep In Mind When Teaching The History Of English; 3. Restoring Rhythm: An Auditory Imagination Of The History Of English; 4. Teaching The History Of English: A South African Perspective; 5. How Is Hel Relevant To Me?; Part Two: The Value Of Teaching The History Of English: Rethinking Curricula 6. Philology, Theory, And Critical Thinking Through The History Of The English Language7. The History Of The English Language And The Medievalist; 8. English And I: Finding The History Of The English Language In The Class; Part Three: Research Paradigms And Pedagogical Practices; 9. Historical Pragmatics In The Teaching Of The History Of English; 10. Using Principles Of Construction Grammar In The History Of English Classroom; 11. Addressing Emergence In A Hel Classroom; 12. Discovering The Past For Yourself: Corpora, Data-​driven Learning, And The History Of English 13. Word Classes In The History Of English14. Dictionaries And The History Of English; Part Four: Centuries In A Semester: Hel's Chronological Conventions; 15. English Is An Indo-​european Language: Linguistic Prehistory In The History Of English Classroom; 16. Serving Time In Hell: Diachronic Exercises For Literature Students; 17. What Has Beowulf To Do With English? (let's Ask Lady Philology!); 18. Starting From Now: Teaching The Recent History Of English; Part Five: Including Englishes In The History Of English; 19. From Old English To World Englishes 20. An Ecological Account Of The Emergence And Evolution Of English21. Researching World Englishes In Hel Courses: Neologisms, Newspapers, And Novels; 22. Situating World Englishes Into A History Of English Course; 23. Incorporating American English Into The History Of English; 24. Teaching Diversity And Change In The History Of English; 25. Our Subject Is Each Other: Teaching Hel To Esl, Efl, And Non-​standard English Speakers; Part Six : Using Media And Performance In The History Of Eng; 26. Approaching The History Of English Through Material Culture; 27. Teaching Original Pronunciation 28. Engaging Multimedia In The Hel Classroom29. Teaching The History Of English Online: Open Education And Student Engagement; Appendix: Resources For Teaching; Notes; Bibliography; Index Edited By Mary Hayes And Allison Burkette. First Edition Published In 1996.--title Page Verso. First Edition Published In Paperback 2001.--title Page Verso. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Mode Of Access: World Wide Web.