The educational screen (c1922-c1956])

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November, 1943 Page 327 BUY MORE WAR BONDS AFTER victory is won we will be living in a new i- world—a world vastly changed by years of war —a world so shrunken by radio and the airplane that we Americans will be neighbors with the most dis- tant parts of the earth—a world in which the respon- sibilities of our educational system will be far greater than ever before. Indeed. America's schools, along with America's adult population, must be ready to meet the increased responsibilities of citizenship in this new world if a permanent peace is to be main- tained. It's a big assignment, but America's schools will handle it. Progress-minded school administrators, school-board members, teachers and architects are planning now for this critically important post-war era in education. Their planning involves improve- P ments in curriculum and teaching methods — in school buildings and equipment—and in the con- struction of new schools, built to accommodate mod- ern equipment. * * * RCA has prepared a booklet to help all those who are interested in "planning tomorrow's schools." School administrators and others desiring more spe- cific details concerning school building construction or renovation should consult their architects and electrical contractors. Additional information may also be secured by writing to the Educational Depart- ment, RCA Victor Division, Radio Corporation of America, Camden, New Jersey. For your copy of the booklet just use the handy coupon below. w 1 RCA Victor Division—Educctional Department RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Camden, N. J. The Educational Department. RCA Victor Division Radio Corporation of America, Camden, N. J. Gentlemen: Please send me a copy of your new book "Planning Tomorrow's Schools.'' Thank yon. Name School and Title City State