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Cost of G Ten-Year Program of Audio-Visual Equipment and Materials
IN A SCHOOL SYSTEM OF 100 TEACHERS AND 3500 PUPILS AT TWO LEVELS OF REGULAR CLASSROOM UTILIZATION.
Equipment and Materials
A.
B.
16mm sound (or silent), motion pictures used in classroom:
Used once in 10 class meetings.
Used once in 5 class meetings.
Filmstrips or 2" x 2" slides used in classroom:
Used once in 10 class meetings.
Used once in 5 class meetings.
Projectors and minimum 3\/^" x 4" slides in classroom :
Used once in 40 class meetings.
Used once in 20 class meetings.
Opaque projection use in classroom:
Used once in 40 class meetings.
Used once in 20 class meetings.
Radio & PA lessons, scripts, dramatizations in the classroom:
Used once in 10 class meetings.
Used once in 5 class meetings.
Recordings 6" Transcription use in classroom:
Used once in 10 class meetings.
Used once in 5 class meetings.
Museum units and Exhibits in classroom:
Used once in 60 class meetings.
Used once in 30 class meetings.
Field trips planned as part of classroom activity:
Participation in one field trip in 180 classroom meetings.
Participation in one field trip in 90 classroom meetings.
Approximate annual cost* for the 100-teacher school :
$9,399
$18,798
Approximate annual per-teacher cost, 100 teachers:
$93.99
$187.98
Approximate annual per-pupil cost, 3500 system enrollment:
$2.69
'$D.38
* Spread over a 10-year period. It is assumed that these expenditures will achieve these utilization standards at the end of a 10-year period. All costs are based on current market prices of audio-visual materials and projection equipment.
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