The Educational screen (c1922-c1956])

October, 1945 Page 327 and Complete Service Instruction HELP IN THE TEACHING OF ACTUAL CURRICULUM SUBJECTS NOW — you can get a completely integrated program of 16 mm. sound-films, discussional strip-films and supplementary printed material to help you teach practically any basic curriculum subject from kindergarten through high school! Every phase of the service perfected by leading authorities — and backed by the publishers of "Young America"! . Here, At Last, is a complete Visual Instruction Service that not only of'. ^ fers carefully planned films for every ^ grade and practically every basic cur '^ riculum subject from kindergarten through high school, but, more importantly, the films are being made specifically to supplement the best basic text books now in use. All types of films are included : basic curriculum, supplementary, orientation, documentary, and carefully selected commercial films. YOUNG AMERICA FILMS SET NEW HIGH STANDARDS! Editorially and technically jou can be sure that Young America Films are of highest quality. They are planned and supervised by leading authorities on each specific film subject. These men work closely with specialists in curriculum and visual education as well as with outstanding creative and production experts in the educational motion picture field. (Editorial consultants: Dr. William Bristow, Curriculum Consultant, Board of Education, N. Y. — Dr. Charles Hoban, Jr., Director of Visual Education, Board of Education, Philadelphia, Pa.) The complete Young America Visual Instruction Service includes: 16 mm. sound films — 35 mm. strip films of the discussional type — graded teaching manuals — and carefully orgaiu'zed lesson plans. Manuals include summaries, discussion outlines, activity programs and supplementary projects. Prepared by experienced teachers who have a thorough working knowledge of your teaching problems and needs, they bring you a wealth of stimulating and practical material. They show how to prepare your students for film showing, how to invite comments, promote discussion, and check results. A COMPLETE EQUIPMENT SERVICE, TOO! Young America Films also ofifcrs vou a complete selection of thoroughly tested equipment. Included are: 16 mm. sound projectors, 33 mm. strip-film and slide projectors, viewers, lamps, screens, etc. Equipment offered by Young America Films is already being ordered by many schools — and selected in preference to other leading and long-established makes. YOU HAVE AN EXCLUSIVE STATE DISTRIBUTOR! You'll want more details. Here's how you can get them easily: Check the list at the left. Note carefully your exclusive state distributor for Young America Films and Equipment. One of their representatives is ready and eager to explain to you just how this complete new Service can provide you with the kind of practical help you have long wanted in your work as a teacher. Contact your representative at once. In the meantime, send for copies of the Young America Films and Equipment Catalogues PLUS a folder telling you "How To Build A SelfSupporting Visual Education Department." In the Film Catalogue is a list of Young America Films with a brief summary of each, indexed by grades, titles and subject matter, together with a listing of lesson plans and manuals . . . and several articles on Visual Instruction. Mail Coupon Nowl YOUNG AMERICA FILMS, 32 E. S7th St., New York 22, N. Y. I I 1 am interested in ^'oung America Films complete Scrv I I i<c for Visual Instruction. Send me both your Film and your Equipment Catalogues for 1945-1946. We now have the folloAving Visual INSTRUCTION Equipment l.: Uepl. ES-10 Also send me the folder: "How To Build A Self-Supportinj; Visi:al Education Department." Name_ -School School Address _City_