The Educational Screen volume 20
The Educational Screen volume 20
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If one reviews the progress that has been made in the use of visual materials in classroom instruction in the past five, ten, twenty, or thirty years there can be no question but that progress has been made. A greater variety of visual aids are being used than at any previous time. Schools are better equipped ; there are more full time workers in the visual field ; there are more visual courses offered to teachers; there are more film libraries; circulation curves are pointing upward ; membersh...ip in this Department is increas- ing; there is more advertising of visual materials and equipment in educational journals ; more articles about visual ma- terials are being written. Advances have been made, but have they been made rapidly enough? Has the progress been commensurate with the values we know are inherent in the intelligent use of visual materials for instruction? My an- swer is "no" and I hope yours is too. There may be some reasons for being satisfied, but there are more reasons for being dissatisfied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If one reviews the progress that has been made in the use of visual materials in classroom instruction in the past five, ten, twenty, or thirty years there can be no question but that progress has been made. A greater variety of visual aids are being used than at any previous time. Schools are better equipped ; there are more full time workers in the visual field ; there are more visual courses offered to teachers; there are more film libraries; circulation curves are pointing upward ; membersh...ip in this Department is increas- ing; there is more advertising of visual materials and equipment in educational journals ; more articles about visual ma- terials are being written. Advances have been made, but have they been made rapidly enough? Has the progress been commensurate with the values we know are inherent in the intelligent use of visual materials for instruction? My an- swer is "no" and I hope yours is too. There may be some reasons for being satisfied, but there are more reasons for being dissatisfied.
What to read after The Educational Screen volume 20?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mahan, A. T. (Alfred Thayer), 1840-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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