The Educational screen (c1922-c1956])
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February, 1926
Bibliography on Visual Aids in Education
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Pound, J. H.: The Cost of Moving-Picture Instruction. Engineering Education, 12:175-183, December 1921.
Primm, C. J.: Care and Shipment of Films. Visual Education, 4:214-215, September 1923.
A Home-made Humidor for Films. Visual
Education, 5:107-108, April 1924.
Ramsey, Jean: Nature-study Films in the Making. Visual Education, 2:15-23, June 1921.
Valuable information on methods used in filming insect life at moments of important changes.
■ Visual Education and the Project Plan.
Visual Education, 3:347-350, 379, October-November 1922.
^Visual Education on Wheels. Visual Edu
cation, 3:285-287, 305, June 1922.
Rebellon, L.: Teaching by the Cinema in France. Educational Screen, 1:11-14, February 1922.
Roach, Charles: Visual Instruction in the Schoolroom. Moving Picture Age, 4:11-12, March 1921; 4:13-14, 27, AprU 1921; 4:10-12, 23, May 1921; 4:12, 23-25, June 1921.
Do we see or hear a show? Color as an additional stimulus; illustration of a drawing of a cat made from auditory instruction ; selection of projector and accessories, and bow to finance equipment; care, use, and abuse of films; informational films; etc.
Rogers, Rowland: Can the Movies Teach? Educational Screen, 1:187-189, June 1922.
Cutting the Time of Learning. Educational
Screen, 4:13-14, January 1925.
Interesting account of experimental evidence in favor of effecting economy by the use of visual aids.
The Motion Picture Chamber of Commerce.
Educational Screen, 3:222-223, June 1924.
Rolofson, R. H.: Sunday Evenings with Pictures. Educational Screen, 3:266-269, September 1924.
Sampson, C. H.: Animated Geometry. Visual Education, 2:20-23, March 1921.
Shepherd, J. W.: The Teaching Efficiency of the Film. Educational Screen, 1:176-180, June 1922.
Results from a series of experiments in the University of Wisconsin.
Sherman, Caroline B.: Visual Instruction in Agricultural Colleges. Visual Education, 3:395-396, 412, December 1922.
Sherwood, G . H.: Free Nature Education. Visual Education, 3:62-69, 117-118, February 1922; 3:138-141, 180-182, March 1922.
Shourek, Julia A.: The Use of the Stereopticon in the Seattle Public Schook. Educational Screen, 4:266-268, May 1925.
Skinner, C. E.: Visual Instruction. School and Society, 19:227 230 February 23, 1924.
Purpose of visual education; advantages, adaptability, and c(»mparativc merits of visual aids.
Smith, Grace P.: Visualizing Mythology. Visual Education, 1 :27-29, November 1920.
Stone, G. E.: Visual Education — a Retrospect, an Analysis, and a Solution. Educational Screen, 4: 329-337, 348, June 1925.
Advocates a plan which provides for a foundation with three main functions: (1) a library of slide negatives operated on a non-paying basis, (2) a technical staff to produce negatives and formulate lectures, and (3) the production of motion pictures of such subjects as warrant the expense.
Sumstine, D. R.: A Comparative Study of Visual Instruction in the High School. School and Society, 7:235-238, February 23, 1918.
Gives the experimental results from three methods of presentation.
Symposium on Motion Pictures. American Journal of Public Health, 11:269-279, April 1922.
Discusses the utilization of motion pictures in health education and publicity.
Turner, C E. : An Evaluation of Visual Education. Visual Education, 2:4r-9, November 1921.
Upjohn, H. S.: The Use of Visual Aids in the Schools of Los Angeles County. Educational Screen, 4:276-280, May 1925.
Visual teaching; flat prints, stereographs, wall pictures, motion pictures, lantern slides, etc.
How a County Department of Visual Instruction Operates. Visual Education, 4:9-11, January 1923.
Visual Education. The Files of this extinct periodical contain many valuable articles which should be rewritten and published in standard current magazines. Volume 1, 2, and 3 are especially rich in content. For further information write to The Educational Screen.
Visual Education Number. Sierra Educational News, vol. 21, No. 2, February 1925.
Ward, C. C. : Pictures for Use in Teaching Literature. English Journal, 6:267-269, 348-350, April, May 1917.
Discussion by a recognized authority in the field of English.
Watson, Mrs. A. E.: Report of research committee on visual education appointed by Oregon state teachers association. Educational Screen, 4:304308, May 1925.
Watson, Eleanor B: Making the Highways and Byways Real to Children. Educational Screen, 4:141-145, March 1925.
Discusses visualization by stereoscopes and lantern slides in learning geography, and gives detailed method for their use.