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OUR CHANGING WORLD
World History and Geography (30 mintitc telecasts four days a week)
This series of telecasts will present a chronological development of world history up to the industrial revolution, with emphasis on the rise of western civilization; and a combination of chronological and topical treatment from then until the present. Material will be presented with an awareness of geographic setting to demonstrate that much of what man has done in the past has depended upon where he has lived.
Instructor: Geraldine Workman
A high school teacher of history for more than 15 years, Mrs. Workman has for the past two years taught daily lessons in both World History and American History by television. She has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College and has done graduate work at the University of Colorado and at Kansas City University.
BIOLOGY — GRADE NINE
A Television Course Produced by the Cincinnati Public Schools (30 minute telecasts four days a week)
This series of telecasts, when used as a supplement to regular laboratory periods and classroom discussions, is designed to present a basic understanding of Biology. The telecasts will be given in unit groupings corresponding to the major areas of study covered by the course. Some subject units are: The World of Living Things, Cell Life, The Animal Kingdom, Human
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Biology, Transmitting Life to New Generation The Plant Kingdom, and Man and Nature.
Instructor: Stephen B. Smalley
Mr. Smalley has been a teacher for 25 years j the Cincinnati Public School system. He now starting his third year as a television teaci er of Biology. He is also Park Naturalist f Hamilton County, Ohio, and is a freque lecturer before garden clubs and civic ai religious groups. Mr. Smalley attended t University of Cincinnati and the Lane Theolog al Seminary, graduating with the degree B.R.E. He has since done graduate studs the University of Cincinnati.
MODERN ALGEBRA
Continental Classroom College Level Televisi Film (30 minute telecasts four days a week)
Modern Algebra will include the following: review and restatement of elementary Algeb vectors and lines, imier products the compl plane, lines, planes and equations, arul mat algebra. ^_
Instructor: Dr. John L. Kelley ^^
Professor Kelley is professor of mathemat and former chairman of the Department Mathematics at the University of Califorr (Berkeley). He has also taught at Notre Dai and Chicago, and was a Fulbright Resear Professor at Cambridge University. Dr. Kell is the author of Introduction to Modern Algeb. written especially for his Continental Classro( course, as well as several other books a nmnerous research papers.
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