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Index to Volume XXX (1951)
EDITORIALS
(Paul C. Rkkd — "As Viewed From Here")
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One of the R's Js"
Survival from A-Bombs Feb.
Expectancy Mar,
We Must Have Vision Apr.
Educators, Be Wary ! May
Teachers, Your Gap Showsl June
TV, Too, Is AV «ept.
The Meaning of the Difference Oct.
3x5 Nov.
Secure the Blessings Dec.
FEATUKE ARTICLES
Allen, WiiUam. AudioVisual llesearch : A Survey Look at Past & Present ■ • ■
Xmsden, Constance E., Seeing the Meaning of Plus and Minus
Blair. Patricia,, ALA's Four-Year Film Project
Broun, James I., Vocabulary via Tachistoscope
Cass, Angelica W ., Using Filmstrips with Adults
Coppen, Helen E., What Can School Films Do for Peace ?
Denno, Raymond E., and Fred F. Harcleroad, "Always, You Are My Friend"
Frye, Leslie E., An Eye for Music
Fulton, W. R., and Earl Cronn, Oklahoma Is Ready .
Gable, Martha A., The Viewers' Views on Classroom TV
Gorman. Harriet. .\n Advenlure with Film-Readers . .
Hainfeld, Harold. Audio-Visual Homework
Hainfrld, narold. Seeing How They See
Hall, Roger S., KalTee-KUitch
Hammersmith, George, Toledo Tells Its Story Via Pictures
Harris, Ben It., Putting Teachers' Guides to Work
Hartley, William H.. What on Earth Is Happening 1
Hocking, Elton. The Power of Babel
Hosaek, Ivan G., AV Progress Report
Hughes. William H. and Paul M. Daniel, Liberians Learn the A-V Way
Jones. Emily S., "\n Informative Film for All Ages'
Sonikow, Robert B., What's a Filmograph !
Lewis, Philip. Teen-agers Tame TV ■ ■
Lloyd. Donald, Giving Students an ,\udience
Lottiek. Kenneth V., How Films Teach: What Some Students Say
MacCurdy, Robert /)., The Leading Question and the Friendly Cricket
ilusselman, Dayton I.,, Record Radio Programs Automatically I
Nerden, Joseph T., Connecticut A-V Education Girds for Defense
Norberg, Kenneth D., New Tools for Ijearning
Patton, Barret. Order Form
Pratt. Lula K., An Integrated Library Audio-Visual Service
Schutte, D. F., Frosted Glass for Slides — How to Make
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June Jan. Nov. Apr. Sept.
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Schutte. D. F., Rate Yourself — A Test for Teacher .
Scott, Donald, Classroom on Mainstreet
Singerman, Mayer, Are We Practicing Democracy? .
Vidayo, Oddeyo, Not Just Another PTA Meeting
Warnock, Robert. Teaching the Art of the Film
Watson, J. B., Jr., Stereo Pro.iection for $22,85
Wiley, Alexander, Congress, The People, and Educational Films
To»(, Merrill C, A Power Package for Driver Education
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CHURCH DEPARTMENT
(WlLl.HM S. HOCKMAN, Editor) Included are feature articles and editorials.
Do Visual Aids Cost Too Much? J"n. 27
Implications of Audio-Visual Methods and Materials for Church Building and Remodeling (Part 1) — Homework for the Churches . . Feb. 71-73
Tilm Shows vs. Film Use — Summer Slump Not Inevitable Mar. 10708
Implications of Auilio-Visual Methods and Materials for Church Building and Remodeling (Part 2) Apr. 144-46
Implications of Audio-Visiial Methods and Materials for Church Building and Remodeling (Part 3) May 179-82
Implications of Audio-Visual Methods and Materials for Church Building and Remodeling (Part 4) June 229-232
Films .Are Never Used Up — We Have Thinking to Do — Educational Content — TV in the Church School Sept. 275-76
The Preview Problem — Green Lake Workshop — Traveler's Views
Oct. 317-22
Now Is the Time — Reasonable Supposition Nov. 363
Church Council Has Thriving .V-V Service (Harold Kilpnlrirk) — Captions or No Captions » Dec. 406
TEACHER-COMMITTEE EVALUATION OF NEW FILMS
(Ij, C, '..arson, Editor)
The Movies and You — Pineapple Culture — Printing Through the -Ages — Let's Have Fewer Colds — Fable of the Peacock Jan. 22-24
Modern France: The Land and the People — Naughty .Marietta — The Federal Reserve System — Family Circles — Facts About Projection — • Cheese and Cheese Making Feb. 65-69
Art Treasures from the Vienna Collection — ^The Fellboard in Teaching — Pattern for Survival — You Can Beat the .\-Bamb — .Vpples (From Seedling to Market) Mar. 110-12
Animals Unlimited — Guard Y'our Heart — Atomic Alert — The Beginning or the End Apr. 148-50
Schools March On — William Shakespeare: Background for His Work — Problem of Pupil -Adjustment, Part 11: 'The Stay-in — M'ldanie Curie May 1 84-86
Projecting Motion Pictures — Angry Boy — Pompeii and Vesuvius — .lourney to Banana Land June 234-36
Answering the Child's Why — The Other Fellow's Feelings — The Republic of Peru — The German Langiiage — The Rabbit Sept. 280-83
A Day of Thanksgiving — -Andy's .Animal Alphabet — Right or Wrongf (.Making Moral Decisions) — .Aninuiles — The Growing Years Oct, :i24-',I7
The Fox and the Rooster — Your Permit to Drive — Four Ways to Drama — Xanook of Ihe North Nov, 368-71
-Siif" Driving: Fundamental Skills — Preparation of Teachers — Booker T.
Washington — Name Unknown — Cultivate Your (harden Birds I)fp.
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RECORDS ON REVIEW
(Max U. Bildkkskk. Editor) This Is the UN, Its Actual Voices — Square Dances Jan, 31-32
Voices of Freedom — Historical America in Song Feb. 77-78
Who Built America — The Three Little Sailors — Old Ironsides — Electronics at Work Mar. 11314
The Quick and the Dead — Let's Play Zoo — Every Day We Grow 1-0 — Train to the Zoo — Eensie Beensie Spider — The Carrot Seed — Drum
mer Boy — Montana Pete's Square Dance Albums May 186.88
Poetry Time — Prokofleff'g Cinderella — I'm Dressing Myself — Little Old Car — Hey, Hey. Out of My Way! — Billy Rings the Bell — Little Bed Wagon — Mr. Gump and the Dingle School Band — Ship Ahoy — Timberrr! — Around the Campfire — Robin Hood June 239-40
Sing a Song of Presidents — Daddy Comes Home Sept. 285
Grandfather's Farm — The Clock that Went Backwards — The Little
Cowgirl — The Magic Clock — By Rocket to the Moon Oct. 331
Sugar Ijump Town — Let's Be Firemen — Who Wants a Ride — Circus at the Opera — Little Pedro — The Mouse and the Frog , , . . Nov. 373 .American History, Series I — Sing a Song of Pioneers and Explorers — Winnie the Pooh — .An American in Paris — Songs for Christmas — Christmas Hymns and Carols — We Wish You a Merry Christmas — Castles in the Sand — Indoors When It Rains Dec, 416 ■
LOOKING AT THE LITERATURE
Audio-Visu.-il Education in International and Human Relations — The Film and Fundamental Education Series Jan. 24
A Forum on the Public Librnrv Inquiry — Hollywood Looks at Its Audience — Projected Visual Aids in the Church — Children and the Theater — Introduction to Public Relations • ■ F'b, 7.i
Administering an Audiovisual Program in Ohio schools— How to Have a Successful Conference — Parent-Teacher Exhibit Hunilhook — Manual on -Audio-Visual Aids for .Tewish Education — The I so of Mobile Cinema and Radio Vans in Fundamental Educulion — Storage of 16mm Motion Picture Film in Active Libraries M:ir 115-1I.
Survev of Film Services in Canada — The Nebraska Program of hducstional Enrichment Through the Use of Motion Pictures — Pulter^on s American Educational Directory •^P'" '*'
Audio-Visual Materials in Teacher Education — Audio-Visuiil llimdl„)„k — .A Guide to Audio-Visual Aids for Elementary and Secondary Schools V.J.— , -^'t'"''. "^
The A-V Bibliographv — Evaluative Criteria for Audio-Visual Insiructional Programs — Proceedings of the .Second National Conference on the Effective Utilization of -Audio-Visual Materials in College Teaching Junp 237-3H
Ideas on Film — Portfolio on Audio-Visual Materials — Lantern Slides and How to Make Them — Church Films and the Church Sept, 284
Motion Picture Discrimination — A Field Study Program Utilizing Tommunitr Resources of AVestern Central Illinois — Instructional Materials as Educational Potential in the Library and in the Classroom — Film and Its Techniques ;,^ "'''; ''j.-*
Audio-Visual .Administration — Broadcasting to Schools — .A De cnptivf and Evaluative Bibliographv of Mathematics Films -^ov, 36.
Patterns in Functional A-V Programming, Part 3. The Idea in T'"cu«— The I^ibrary and Audio-Visual Services — The Healthy Villa-.' — Tilni« on Art "'''■• ■""
AUDIO-VISUAL TRADE REVIEW
Inlrodurloiii ediloriiil and news articles are listed. NAVA Regional Meetings — National Institute Planners — Victor Plant to Bendix — Wages of Success — SVE in Canada ,,""',Va
NAVA Regional Meetings — N-AVA Board Meeting Mar. lis
Defense Priorities & A-V »,„ . , .. / ri i
1951 National Institute — NAVA Endorses NPA — Industry Brake;
Progress. Says SMPTE Head „ J"""' ':.^'
1951 NAVA Trade Show — EBFilms-Films Inc. Merger — A-V Semnu Institute — Victor Production at Motiograph — Operadio Now DuKane
— New Coronet Service "^'''.;, "**„
EBFilms Expansion— Magnetic Recording, Color TV at SMPTE Convention— NAVA Board Endorses Harding Film Program Oct, .1.1.
NEWS ARTICLES & OTHER FEATURES
Visual Education in Papua and New Guinea J»" J?
Annual Winter Conference of DAVI .,■,,. ^t r in"
Selected Films & Filmstrips for Teaching Mathematics .Mai. It
Horizons Unlimited: A Report on Ihe DAVI Conference. Atlo'itic Ul>. New .Tersev. Februarv 18-22, 1951— Summer Courses in Audio-A 18U»I
Education.' 1951, Part 1 , , ,, „v "T' c i.r
As Personal As Possible (DAVI News by J. J. McPherson) —Summer
Courses in .Audio-Visual Education. 1951, Part 2 .^, "ay lh«. 191
1951 National A-V Convention — As Personal As Po8.siblc (DAAI Ne»«
bv J J. McPherson) — Summer Courses in Audio-A'isuul Education
1951 Part 3 J""'' 210. -14, 240
As Personal As Possible (DAVI News by J. J. McPherson)— 1951 National Audio-Visual Convention: Conference High
]igl,(s Sept. 26'2. Jfci'
As Personal .\s Possible (D.VVI News by J. J. McPherson)— UN Films
and Filmstrips , , „ „,: "r'' „ ' Hn
As Personiil As Possible (D.WI News by J. J. McPherson) Nin , 35(i As Personal As Possible (DAA'I News by J, J. McPherson) , Dec, .in.
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