Educational screen & audio-visual guide (c1956-1971])

of several professional fields which depend on the study of biology. Concluding frames show various divisions of the field of biology including zoology, botany, entomology, cytology, and anatomy. Each field is explained and' illustrated by pictures. This filmstrip includes very complete and helpful introductory notes for the teacher. These are to be used for preview purposes and include notes for uses, methods of presentation and projects possible. Filmstrip is designed for use as an introduction, preparation for test, final review, or with other, more detailed filmstrips on the various fields of biology. Pictures and photographs capture and hold student's interest throughout the strip. Text provokes thought and questions from the class. INTRODUCING CELLS (30 Frames). Filmstrip begins with explanation of cell theory and discussion of scientists who proposed it. After illustration of the use of the microscope, the types of cells are shown. Several exarhples are used and some fine drawings and photomicrographs are presented. A method of seeing cells in the classroom through the use of an onion are explained. Structure of one-celled animals, functions of cells, and importance of photosynthesis are subjects included in the presentation. .Mso included are explanations of the growth of cells, process of osmosis in cells, discussion of protoplasm, and fission or cell division. At end is series of ten review questions and review slides. It is very evident that producers of this filmstrip carefully selected material for maximum clarity and interest level for high school students. Even with no prior experience in subject matter a student may gain a great deal of information tlirough viewing this series. As mentioned with previous filmstrip, it may be used on several occasions during the course of a year of study of the subject. Note — Other films in above series will be reviewed in a future issue. Helen Parkhurst Has Written Exploring The Child's World Introduction by Aldous Huxley Chapters on Stealing Lying ' Worry ' Anger Punishment Discipline Good Sportsmanship The New Baby Sex Conscience ' Death God Prayer Rights of the Child Prejudice ' A Real Experience to Banish Confused Thinking. Published by Appleton Century Croft, 1931 Price ^.50 Now in Seven Languages. In Germany translated and published by the United States Department of Information to portray American Life. Sold by ALPARK EDUCATIONAL RECORDS INC. 40 East 88th Street New York 2, N. Y. SCIENCE FILMSTRIPS SINCE 1931 SINCE 1931 MADE BY TEACHERS FOR TEACHERS BIOLOGY HEALTH & SAFETY PHYSICS GENERAL SCIENCE CHEMISTRY MICROBIOLOGY BIKE SAFETY BUS SAFETY NEW — Elementary Science Series In Brilliant Spectrocolor VISUAL SCIENCES Bex 599E Suffeni, New Yerii MAKE YOUR OWN SLIDES on your own TYPEWRITER by using RADIO-MATS Regular size 3 'Ax4 or the New Duplex 2x2. Sold by Audio-Visual, Photo & Theatre Supply Dealers. 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