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INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF ROME 335
International Commission for Education at Home; DE VuYST.
Catholic International Cinema Bureau : Canon Brohee.
Congo Catholic Missions : The Rev. MlSSON.
International Missionary Council : Mr. Merle Davis.
International Federation of Women, Professionals and Artists : Prof. CASTELLANI.
International Federation of University Women : Dr. GRASSI.
Universal Alliance for International Friendship among the Churches : The Rev. Fava ;
Mr. Gay. International Alliance for Women s Suffrage and Civil and Political Action: SignoraAL
FERAZZI BENEDETTINI.
International Association of University Hospitality : Prof. Dompe.
International Union of Women s Catholic Leagues : Miss Hawks ; Prof. DALMAZZO.
International Federation of Catholic Alumnae : Mrs. BRENNAN ; Miss Gannon.
International Conference of Association of War Veterans and War Wounded Soldiers : M. Berne de Chavannes.
International Boy Scouts' Association : Major A. Waley. Catholic Union of International Studies : Prof. DE Reynold. Y. M.C. A. : Dr. SlBILLE ; Signora SlBILLE. International Union of Assistance for Children : Dr. GAETANO.
International Union of Associations in favour of the League of Nations : Dr. MlNOZZl. International Bureau of Secondary Instruction : The Hon. R. RlSPOLI. International Education Bureau : Fraulein ScHATZMANN.
Jewish Association for the Protection of Girls, Women and Children : Mr. CoHEN. Advisory Commission of the League of Nations for the Protection and Welfare of Children and Young People : Mr. CoHEN.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE CONGRESS
Ist SECTION TEACHING
1st Commission. — Methodology of Instructional Films.
The International Congress of Educational and Instructional Cinematography, having examined the question of the use of the school film, states as follows :
1) that the film should be considered as a didactic auxiliary of the greatest importance, to be used for all subjects for which it is suited, taking into account the particular character of each subject and the degree of development of the pupils ;
2) that no subject of whatever nature need be excluded a priori from projection, either by slides or motion pictures ; but that if the film is ordinarily used for scientific teaching according to the nature of the subjects, it should be used with great care ;