Report of a panel (General Meeting) at the Annual Conference of the National Association of Independent Schools, February 1969.

ON THE PREMISE THAT THE DESIGN OF A SCHOOL, ITS SPACES AND FACILITIES MUST PERMIT AND SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL FUNCTION, THIS STUDY CONSIDERS THE POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF TV ON FUTURE SCHOOL STRUCTURE AND FACILITIES. THE CONCLUSION IS THAT NO SPECIAL ARCHITECTURAL ALLOWANCE NEED BE IMPOSED FOR TV RECEPTION IN THE SCHOOL BEYOND PROVISIONS FOR CABLE…

Machines, like people, need understanding; humorous article. (Author/STS)

Contains comparative data about different types of equipment, furniture, and specialty items used in business education programs. (JOW)

Briefly describes the design for Cantrakon (Canadian Training and Conference Centre) being built for $8 million by Mont Ste-Marie Ltd. to provide first-class conference facilities to attract Canadian government and industry and also international conferences. (JT)

Describes the machines and equipment needed to teach plastics in the industrial arts curriculum for the '70s. (GR)

An electronic student response system was used in teaching college biology to non-science students. Achievement of this treatment group was compared with that of the control group (not utilizing the response system). The only statistical significant difference found in an analysis of covariance was an interaction between treatment group and time…

Suggests that an audiovisual budget be conceived of as a plan" and provides a comprehensive listing of components." (Author/LS)