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

1962 EDITORIAL INDEX Editorials The "A" Ltne— This symbol explains a simple but important truth about use of audiovisual materials Feb. 69 Away With Oldfangled Chalkboards— An Anachronistic but comfortable teaching tool crowds out modem devices March 135 Convention Afterthoughts — Challenge, education and entertainment in a single package at the NAVA convention Sept. 531 Sot Onlij Unethical But StHpid— Violation of copyright quickly dries up the source of supply April 195 The Psychological Dropout— \n the classroom and at audiovisual meetings May 253 Reed's First Law— Every teacher has the right to teach a.s well as he knows how to teiich Oct. 587 Reveal the Facte— Film producers might be hurting themselves by concealing copyright dates June 305 Space Age Perspective— Urging a boldne.ss in approach to audiovisuals which will match the challenge of our times July 359 77iis Field of Ours— A problem of definition Dec. 705 Tooling Up For Take-Off-Vroposes that professional teachers purcliase their own equipment Nov. 645 The Visual Movement— Its aim was to broaden and deepen national education Jan. 17 Which Film is Be**.!^— Purpose is of prime importance in choosing the "best" films to use Aug. 435 Articks Allen, Lorcn H.; Launching A Succe.tsfid Audiovisual Program— How they did it in Richwoods Community High School Nov. 656 Audiovisual College Counseling— A panel report on a new technique for counseling high schoolers April 204 .Bennett, Clayton L.; Dixon, Carmen; The Art of Listening— Is the ear forgotten as a major avenue of learning? June 314 Bliven, Owen R.; The "A" Line and the "E" Line— It isn't only the availability of AV that counts May 256 Brockway, Edith: The Verb TeacherThis original device is helping students on their grammar June 308 Browning, Robert E.; The Case For Upgrading of Equipment Standards— A set of audiovisual equipment standards recommended by California AV Association July 372 Burke, Dr. Helen; An Electronic Classroom In l/ig— Redwood, Cahfomia children learn to read electronically Sept. 546 Burke, James M.; Lalime, Arthur M.; Rising, Gerald R.; NET Films New Math Me</iO(is— Educational film network goes into Norwalk, Conn., schools June 306 Church, John C; Your Class Has a Learning Pro/iZe— Equipment measures receptivity in the classroom . .March 142 Dane, Chase; Integration (AV and the Library)— A librarian makes AV a welcome visitor in the school library June 316 Dent, Ellsworth C; What Are The Chances For Success? — Concerning 8mm sound, this producer is inquisitive and flexible Feb. 78 Diamond, Robert M.; Schussman, Myron H.; The Shortest Half Hour On Television—Televised in-service for elementary teachers April 196 Far-Gate Over Against Eye-gate .Jan. 27 Feit, Stephen J.; Vive I-M Technologic!Modern teaching tooLs help to launch international understanding . Nov. 646 Finn, J&mes D.; Footnote To An Editorial-Teachers should not have to subsidize American education Dec. 718 Fisher, Robert; Bacon Urged Greater Use of Senses— Another in Ed Screen's series on AV in Utopia Jime 315 Fisher, Robert T.; Rousseau— A Proponent of AV— This Utopian's educational program highbghted Feb. 84 Fite, Robert; Wilson, Margaret; An Opaque Demonstration— hong Island teacher develops new u.se for popular teaching tool Oot. 601 Forsdale, Louis; The Dream About 8mm Sound Film— It can help us democratize motion pictures Feb. 70 Foster, J. Edwin; Educational Media Index To Use X-Media Approach— A new classification system for audiovisual materials Sept. 544 Gaffney, Matthew; Local School Production Opportunities— A prime objective: simplification of the movie-maldng art Feb. 73 Gilkey, Richard W.; Aerospace— Meeting Its Instructional Challenge Through Use of Audiovisual Materials— A comprehensive list of aerospace materials Sept. 536 Gra.ssell, Milton; For A Successful AV Workshop— The teachers carried the ball on this Oregon project . .Jime 312 Gumm, Ben L.; San Diego: Treastire Chest of Audiovisuals— The use of a wide variety of AV materials in San Diego Oct. 594 Hammersmith, George; How To Budget Your AV Program—Suggested breakdowns of expenses for an AV department April 207 Hobbs, Kenneth B.; The Space Age and Audiovisual Materials — NASA educational services keep the public apace of space age developments . .July 366 Johnson, R. Verle; The Sophisticated World of Mr. Matton-lt happened when he pushed a button . . . May 258 King, Royce; Kinniel, WilUain; Wilbom, Lee; Orbiting Audiovisual Teacher Training-A special NAVA convention presentation Sept. 534 Krusc, William F.; When Ed-Screen Was Born Jan. 21 Lalime, Art; Indi-Visualized Projection for Independent Learning— IKeai projection comes of age in Norwalk, Conn Oct. 597 Levy, Dalton; Don't Make The Mistakes We Did— A candid appraisal of a school experiment with CCTV April 201 Lungaard, Harriet; Behind the Screens— At The American Film Festival— How EFLA chooses Blue Ribbon award wirmers Aug. 436 Mars, Walter; What Happened To AV in Seattle? We wondered, and got this from the man in charge . . . March 145 Mereen, Donald K.; The Case For Rear Projection— Better light for notes, lessened discipline problems, more convenience March 136 Mingoia, Edwin; Mary Sontag, Teledent —A housewife-student of 1965 who studies via television April 199 McClusky, F. Dean; What was AV Journalism in 1922? Jan. 18 McComb, EUen H.; Like Topsy—It Crowed—A brief history of the Milwaukee Public Museum Nov. 653 Nesbitt, Louis; Escape From Classroom Boredom— A teacher prescribes films for foreign language classes . .June .309 Ness, Robert E.; Producing Your Own Materials— And detailing the many benefits to teachers May 254 Nissman, Albert; World Justice: A MultiSensory Approach — Students make their own entree to a study of the U. N Feb. 82 Nutt, Virgil; Let The Students Handle The Worfe— These high schoolers got extra benefits from their project May 260 O'Donnell, Eugene J.; Keeping The Bright Ones Busy— A solution to a problem plaguing many teachers .... May 264 Olivero, Janrjes L.; The Multimedia: Their Value In Instruction— Each sense is a special avenue for instruction May 262 Poyer, Joseph J. Jr.; A Formula For the Conference Room— A versatile recording system replaces the stenographer Nov. 652 Preview Showcase— An exclusive report of the Rochester "Parlous Francais" demonstration Oct. 590 Ridgway, David W.; CHEM Study Films —A Project For Curriculum Improvement-Top Scientists »tar in these films Dec. 715 Ruark, Henry C, Jr.; Sixty-Two Skidoo —A long look at the second year of a decisive decade Dec. 706 Saettler, Paul; 2 922Year of First in Visual Education Jan. 24 Sanborn, William B.; Some Practical Pointers on Programming— Observations on the planned usage of instructional materials March 139 Schofield, Edward; Vandermeer, A. W.; The Meaning of 8mm Sound Film For Education— Its relation to the school system, to teacher training .... Feb. 75 Silva, Joseph; Language Laboratory Performance—A Quick GZance— Electronic snags discovered in the language laboratory Oct. 600 Educational Screen and Audiovisual Guide — December, 1962 737