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Lang:uage Laboratory News. Initial issue features Camp Hill High School installation. 8p quarterly free RCA.
For more Information circle No. 246 on return potsal card.
Lighting for Motion Picture and Still Photography. Catalog. 21p. Free. COLORTRAN.
For more Information circle No. 347 on return postal card.
Problems of Educational Freedom. Two
lectures by H. Gordon Hullfish, with commentary by Philip G. Smith. Strong libertarian defense of freedom to think, teach, study; critical comment on "basic" attacks and teaching machines, first hand reflections of impact of American educational practices in post-war Japan. Prof. Smith makes qualified defense of teaching machine and standardized testing. Bulletin of the School of Education, 32pp. $1.25. Order direct from Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind.
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iMental Health Motion Pictures, A Selective Guide, 1960. Over 500 listings under 19 subject headings. SUPDOC 35c.
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NAVA A-V Equipment Directory lists over 1000 different models of all types of A-V equipment, giving detailed description and source. The 289-page plastic-bound book carries illustrated sections for the first time on language labs, ETV and Teaching Machines. $4.75. NAVA, 1201 Spring St., Fairfax, Va.
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*ron-Projected Visuals. 4-color catalogs of flannel board materials, games, coaching boards, etc. Free. INSTRUCTO.
For more information circle No. 248 on return postal card.
'Unning and Producing Visual Aids
Outlines techniques for non-projected presentations. 15p free. EK
For more Information circle No. 249 on return postal card.
npUs Speak to Pupils Around the World. Includes directory of educational groups interested in exchanging tapes. 60p. $1.50. Order direct from Michigan Audiovisual Association, C/o University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.
IMes and Opaques for Television.
Preparation of copy, masks, jigs, mounting, electronic negative-positive reversal, 18p free EK
For more Information circle No. 2JW) on return postal card.
iience and Mathematics Materials for the Elementary School 48 p catalog, incl. 16p materials syllabus guide to units of study for each grade. Free. SCIMAT.
For more information circle No. 251 on return postal card.
Sound Language Teaching — The State of the Art Today. Holton-KingMathieu-Pond. Lively, commonsense treatment in 44 short chapters, mostly only a page or two. Instead of an index 100 questions are answered by means of page references — this part of the book might have been improved by alphabetizing the question topics. Useful glossary. 249p $5.50. 1 961. UNPUB.
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Teach With Television. Lawrence F. Costello and George N. Gordon. Outlines techniques for formal instruction by TV in a variety of subjects and under varying conditions. Purposes, limitations, studio practices, lessons, teachers, administration, financing, evaluation. Good bibliography and glossary. 1961. 192pp $5.50. HASTINGS.
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The Teachers Record Catalog Ben
Deutschman. Consolidated listing of records for classroom use. 50c. HARCAT.
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Technical Training by Televised Instruction, as applied at USAF Lowry Technical Training Center. 9p free. RCA.
For more Information circle No. 252 on return postal card.
Training Films for Business and Industrial Skills. 1961 catalog. 24p. Free. PENNSTATE, Audiovisual Aids Library, University Park, Pa.
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"When's the movie about Jesus, Miss
Stevens?" 16pp free. Tells the function of the motion picture in the church school. CONCORDIA.
For more information circle No. 263 on return postal card.
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ADMINISTERING AUDIO-VISUAL SERVICES. By Carlton W. H. ErIckson. Covers administrative, supervisory, and technological problems, emphasizing competent performance In all service aspects. 479 pp., illustrated. Macmillan Company, 60-5th Ave., New York 11, N. Y. $6.93.
AUDIO • VISUAL MATERIALS: THEIR NATURE AND USE. Revised EdItien By Walter Arno Wittlch and Charles F. Schuller. 570 pp. 249 Illustrations 14 Color Plates. Harper * Brothers 49 E. 33rd St., New York 16, N. Y. 1957. $6.50.
EDUCATORS GUIDE TO FREE FILMSTRIPS. Compiled and Edited by Mary Foley Horkhelmer and John W. Differ. Thirteenth Annual Edition, 1961. Educators Progress Service, Dept. AVO, Randolph, Wis. $6.00.
EDUCATORS GUIDE TO FREE TAPES, SCRIPTS, AND TRANSCRIPTIONS. Compiled and Edited by Walter A. Wittlch, Ph.D., and Gertie Hanson Hoisted, M. A. Seventh Annual Edition. 1961. Educators Progress Service, Dept. AVG, Rondolph, Wis. $5.75.
EDUCATORS GUIDE TO FREE FILMS. Compiled and Edited by Mary Foley Horkhelmer and John W. Differ. Educational Consultant, John Guy Fowlkes. 21st Annual Edition, 1961. Educators Progress Service, Dept. AVG, Randolph, Wis. $9.00.
STANDARDS OF PHOTOPLAY APPRECIATION. A Course of Study In Photoplay Appreciation. By William Lewin and Alexander Frozler. Illustrated. Educational & Recreational Guides, Inc., 10 Bralnerd Road, Summit, New Jersey. $4.75.
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