The Educational screen (c1922-c1956])

Page 386 The Educational Screen No. Page' The Classroom Tihn (R. E. Davis in Sch. Sci. & Math.) — Films for Human Relatio}is (James P. Mitchell in Am. Teacher)— Visual Aids and Mathematics (M. M. Watson in Tex. Outlook)— The Place of the Film in Education (Louis Kusinitz in High Points)— Neuter Educational De- vices Available to Home Economists (Ida Sunderlin in Jl. of Home Ec.) — Visual Aids for General Science Classes (Winifred Perry in Sci. Ed.)— Accounting for the School's Maps and Globes (Ruth Samson in Am. Sch. Bd. Jl.)—• M.E.A. Movie Interprets Growth of Teaching Profession in Michigan (Mich. Ed. J!.)— Motion Picture and Radio: an English Elective (Eleanor Child and Hardy Finch in Cur. Jl.)— I'ihn S"views — Sources of Free and Inexpensive Teach- ing Aids ( Bruce Miller) Nov. 333-4 Beginning First Grade with the Sound Film (Ruth Liver- mon in Va. Jl. of Ed.)— Teaching English with the Audio- Vtsiiil Aids (Edward G. Bernard) and Visual Aids and the English Teacher (Dorothy Byrns) (in High Points)— Music Appreciation through Motion Pictures (Glenn M. Tindall in Sec. Ed.)— I'se of Visual Aids in Schools (in Volta Rev.)^ The Excursion as n Teaching Technique (Henrv C. Atveo in T. C. Bur. of Publications)— Through the Eyes (Elizabeth Topping in Western .11. of Ed.)— The Small High School Can Afford a Visual Aid Program (Sterling Ambrosius in Sch. Activ.)— Some Aspects of a Program of Visual Edu- cation for Cincinnati Public Schools (thesis by Mendel Sherman)— An Introduction to the Evaluation of Motion Pictures in General Education (M.P. Proj., Amer. Council of Ed.)-— Motivation hy Visual Aids (Hope Chase in Wis. Jl. of Ed.)— Making Motion Pictures in the School (Eleanor Child in Eng. Jl.)— Visual Education Advances (Ruth Wagner ;n Instructor)— Photos or I)rawin(js? (Arthur Selke in Sch. Exec.)— Report of the Visual Methods Committee (A.L.A. Bull.)— Propaganda. Good and Bad, for Democracy (Clyde) E. Miller and Louis Minsky in Survey Graphic)— The Movie Picture in the Public Schools (Douglas Fairbanks. Jr. in Natl. Elem. Prin.)— Source Materials Dec. 369-72 BOOK REVIEWS leaching with Motion Pictures (Mary E. Townes)— Safety Education Through Schools (Bes. Div. of N.E.A.) . . . . Feb. 62 Motion Pictures and Radio (Elizabeth Laine)— The Use of Visual Aids in Teaching (Ella Callista Clark)— Visual Review (The Soc. of Vis. Ed.) Mar. 101-3 One Reel Scenarios: For Amateur Movie Makers (Margaret Mayorga)-— Tl>e Documentary Film, History and Prin- ciples (Edward H. Schnstack)— Indian Children of the Eastern Woodlands (Cornelia H. Dam)— Actuality in School (G. J. Cons and Catherine Fletcher) Apr. 136-8 films of Everyday Life (Hilla Wehberg)— The School Trip (Elem. Supt. Bui.) May 174 An Alternative for Revolution and War (Albert E. Osborne) — The Audio Visual Handbook (Ellsworth C. Dent) ... Sept. 274 THE FEDERAL FILM (Conducted by Arch A. Mercet) Pan-American Films—Xew Maritime Film—Public Health Service Film Mar. 92-3 Soil Conservation Filmstrips '.'.'.'.'. Apr. 128 Government Filmstrips—In-Service Training Film Stiidi'es-^ How ."Vre Government Films Shipped ? May 164 Government Films Exhibited at Two Fairs—New Directory Lists Seventeen New Pictures—Baltimore Theater ti> Show All Government Films—NBC Televises Federal Films at Fair June 214 Changes in Government Motion Picture Divisions and New Films Sept. 256 U. S. Army Training Films . . . !Oct. 291 U. S. Army Air Corps Films—New Film on Housing Available—M'P.\ Films Nov. 339 Words (and Pictures) That Won the War Dec. 374 NEWS and NOTES (Conducted by Josephi.sk HorrM.ix) Audio-Visual Aids in English jg„ oQ Motion Picture-Con.'-umer Education Program 20 Historical Film for 1939 Fairs .',,', 20 Indiana Plans Regional Conference 21 Oklahoma Progress 21 Bell & Howell Visual Education Forum! .....[....[[[[' 21 Texas Educator Films Class Activities . . . Feb 56 Progressive Education Association Meets ' 56 Visual Aids Used by Chicago Schools . 59 History in Three Dimensions at World's Fair . . 56 Proposed 16mm Restrictions Dropped in Denver 57 The American Film Center '.*.'. Apr 132 Courses on Motion Pictures .'.'.'.'.'.'.' .' .* '.'.' .' ,*,'*.'.'""* 132 Dr. Otto Neurath Visits U. S.. ............ lao Foreign Film Showings at New York Fair '. 133 National Conference on Vi.>^ual Education 133 Denver Schools Produce Films .May 166 Educational Motion Pictures at Horace Mann School 166 New Director for Los Angeles 167 Indiana Visual Meeting -jg-y School-Made Public Relations Films '. 167 WPA Film Bibliography igg Visual Meeting in Oklahoma June 213 Central Jersey Visual Institute 213 Launch Radio Series on Federal Exhibits 213 Motion Pictures and Art 213 Film Screenings at Columbia 219 Ohio School-Made Films 219 Hollywood Motion Picture Forum 219 ICmm Sound Film in Color Shown in Public Theatre 219 Theatrical Shorts for School Use Sept. 258 Human Relations Film Series 258 Motion Picture Equipment Survey 259 New York University Courses 259 No. Page Document-iry Film Makers Organize 259 Florida Film Session 260 SMPE Fall Convention 260 Progress in Wyoming 260 American Education Week Oct. 302 Southern Conference on Audio-Visual Education 302 Visual -Vids on English Teachers Program 302 Visual Progress in the CCC 303 Films Instruct Adults 303 Polaroid Motion Picture 303 News from Abroad 304 Free Moving Pictures for Children and Adults at .\rt Museum 304 Two More College Film Libraries Nov. 340 New York University Film Institute 340 New Photoplay Study Guides 340 .\ Report from Illinois 340 Northwestern Hispanic Film Programs 341 American Labor Film Alliance 341 Conference on Film Distribution Dec. 376 State Meetings 376 Report on Southern Conference 377 200 Projectors for Los Angeles Schools 383 HAND-MADE LANTERN SLIDES (Conducted by Ann Gai.e) Courtesy (Jan., 30)—Composition in Line and Form (Feb., 53)—.4 Farm Program (Mav, 163)—Teaching Funda- mentals of Blocking (by K. X. Southard) (Sept.. 249) — Thanksgiving (Oct., 292) CURRENT FILM NEWS This department is devoted to announcements and brief descriptions of new films, with sources, and film producing and distributing services. It appears on the following pages: 24 (Januarv), 64 (February), 104 (March), 140 (.\prin. 178 (Mav). 222 (.lune), 266 (September), 299 (October), 346 (November), 380 (December). IN AND FOR THE CLASSROOM (Conducted by Wii.rer EM.\fKRT) Electrical Problems Clarified through Trip to Power Plant..Jan. 27 Film Production in Schools Increasing .- 29 Projectors and Projection Techniques Improved through Department Regulations Feb. 66 Inexpensive Lettering .\ids for Teachers (Bryan Emmert) Mar. 94, Apr. 130 Pennsylvania College Conference Mar. 97 .\ Synchronized Visual-Sensory Experience (Ruth S. Bastian) ■ ; May 171 Method for Holding Slides (Max R. Klein) 172 Improvement of Instruction through Graphic Presentations. .June 216 A Convenient Film Carrier (Burdette Buckingham) 218 Teach with Comparison (Bryan Emmert) Sept. 262 Making Wall Charts for Class Use Oct. 306 Colored Lantern Slides Aid in Teaching Drawing (M. R. Klein) Nov. 344 A Geograohv Vocabularv Experiment with—and without— the Use of Visual Aids (W. .1. Day) Dec. 378 Club Activities and Visual .\ids (Frieda Zimmerman) Dec. 379 AMONG THE PRODUCERS Anipro .Announces Two N"w iro<l»K—T.nw p.-'ced Projec'or announced by Spencer Lens—RC.\ School Cat.nlo?—DeVry Centralized Svstem—T^ni'-er'^^l 16mni Smmd Projectors Licensed by Erni—B'U & Howell Film Book—New 100 Watt Leitz Projector Jan 16mm Projector without Bel's or Chains—RCA New F.Ih- cntional Division .nnd Products—S.O.S. Test Reel— Selectroslide Projection Equinnipnt—Film Directories. .Mar. New Da-Lite Catalog—Kodaslide Ready-Mount Changer .\nr. 16mm .Association Formed—Bell & Howell New Models and Price Reductions May New .\mprosound Model—Pic'ure Units for Classroom I^se— Victor -Vnnounces .Ml-Purnose Projector—New Eastman Product—B, & H. Installs Vanoratin^ Laboratory in Hollywood—DeVry Arc Projector—Micro Attachment for Leitz Projector .Tune Film Slide Story of the Clock—Slide Set on Safetv—New SVE Equipment—Kodak Data Books—Sound Slide-Film for Photographers—Revised DeVry Catalog—B, & TT 8mm. Accessories Sept. Eastman Enlarger—New Victor Silent Projector Oct. Spencer Lens Plant Comnleted—New .Ampro Achievement— 16mm Title and Trailer Service Nov. An Aid to S'ide-Making—Selectroslide Equipment—New Catalogs Dec. 34 5 107 139 268 299 MISCELLANEOUS .Association of School Film Libraries Meets Mar. 91 Summer Courses in Visual Instruction, 1939 Apr. 119, May 168. June 218 The Next Step in Visual Education (Donald P. Bean) — Preliminary Program of The First Mid-Western Forum on Visual Teaching Aids -Apr. 134 Program of National Conference on Visual Education and Film Exhibition May 170 Proceedings of the Midwestern Forum on Visual Teaching Aids .Tune 195 Warning to All Superintendents (B. A. Aughinbaugh) Sept. 263