See and hear : the journal on audio-visual learning (1945)

cases of butterflies and moths: large flat pictures on the i)ulletin board: small, flat pictures projected on the screen by means of an opaque pro- jector: models: drawings on tlie blackboard: other mosing pictures; a lesson at the Museum: and a field trip. The Second Lesson—Using the Mo- tion Picture. THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY: ObjcctiNcs should again be set. Still unanswered ques- tions from the first lesson of liie unit mav be incluclcd. and others such ;is the lollowing may be assigned: 1. In what liciiiitl docs the Mon- :trch biitterllx grow when in the chrysalis stage? 2. A\'hat change takes place in ihe shape of the chrvsalis"- 3. What protects the outside of the chrysalis after the caterpil- lar skin has been worked off? Etc. Application: Conclude a film unit with individual applications. Pupils should ha\e a hand in deciding what these are to be. Some suggestions are: I. Illustrated booklets. 2. Large illustrations. ,'?. Panels on the life histor\ and habits of some of the moths and butterflies studied, •f. .Models of the \arioiis stages of butterflies and moths. "). Dioramas of butterfly and nioih life stages and habitats. California Primary Level: (CO.N'TIM ED FROM PAGE 25) to conic in? I think it illustrates what we mean particidarh well. Supervisor: Can't we pre\ iew the film nowr .\udio-Visual Director: C^ertainh — then "new teacher" will be able to know just how it may fit into the unit of work she will plan. New Teacher, later: How do I get this maierial? .\udio-VisuaI Director: There is a teacher in voiu" I)iiilding who is re- sponsible for ordering all visual ma- terials. Just give her your request and she will notify the department. Your super\isor also will help \ou select suitable materials. Supervisor: Before you leave, I want to give \()u a notebook of materials all teachers throughoiu our county receive. You will find the pre-plan for the Home, School and Neighbor- hood unit included in it. There is a list of audio-\isual materials other thiin those mentioned that will help \oii ;irrange voiir cn\ ironment. I won't he able to \isit \our school for ;i week or so. bin please feel free to coniiict me at an\ time. Goodbve, .Mrs. B. Thus, the supervisor not only in- dicated to the new teacher how vis- ual materiids woidd help her in de- \eloping her unit, but the supervisor had used x'isual materials and meth- ods in tcadiing the teacher. .\s an integral part of the teacher- education program, greater use should be luade of the visual ap- pro;ich b\ siiper\isors and adminis- trators in the instruction of teachers. It is hoped that this sinudated super- visor-teacher conference suggests one wa\ to do this. Good siiperv isors will, of course think of others. # • • • Have voii renewed vour subscrip- tion: Two »ears of SEE & HE.AR for onlv 55.00. THIS NEW MILLION PROJECTION SCREEN Brings Your Pictures to Life with W/Ce THi RBAUSM! You'll thrill to the amazing new realism . .. the clear sharpness of aJi your pictures when you show them on this new Radiant Screen. Here is the secret of this better performance: firmly embedded in the pure white Radiant screen surface are mi/iions and millions oi tiny glass mirrors' Each tiny mirror reflects all the brightness ... all the natural, lifelike beauty of your pictures. Black-and- whites are more crisp and contrasty . . . colors more brilliant and true to life. Exclusive Radiant features mean faster screen set-up. positive adjust- ment, remarkable adaptability to varying projection conditions. These new features include: Self-Opening Tripod Legs', Automatic Auto-Lock'. Screen Leveller', Complete Range of Screen Heights ... as well as many others which your Radiant dealer will gladly demonstrate for you. RADIANT 'Pat. Pending a,, ■„ s .t>„ OM PROJECTION SCREENS RADIANT MANUFACTURING CORP. 1293 South Talman Avenue, Chicago 8, Illinois. Send me FREE copy of ' Secrets of Good Projection"'—also Catalog showing complete line of Radionf Portable, Wall, Table Screens. Nom o lotest Radtcnt Ceiling and * Addresj Ciir Send for FREE Screen Guide Today! Secrets of Good Projection," a 32-page booklet, gives proper screen sizes, correct projection lenses, tips for improving projec- tion ond many other valuable facts. Mail coupon for your FREE copy today! Your Old Screen is Valuable! You con trade in your old, worn out, undersized screen for a new brilliont 'Million Mirror" 1948 Radiant! See your dealer. .\ P R I L . 19 4 8 33