Cites research indicating that METV has broad reach but limited impact on a medical audience in terms of altering the actual practice of physicians. (MH)

Describes the ecological balance which exists between animal life on the savannah. Offers a series of photographic slides to support this point. (CP)

Methods of motivating junior high school students in the study of mathematics includes use of contemporary materials, introducing topics related to history, applications, and recreations, and providing for guessing, laboratory experiences, and discovery. (SD)

One counselor's answer to helping large groups of students plan next year's schedule is locally produced media presentations. This gives an overall view of basic procedures and choices while providing local specifics. (HMV)

The School of Home Economics at the University of Nevada--Reno designed a programed learning course in nutrition that could be studied at home with resources of programed materials, self-tests, and telephone conferences. (BP)

this article presents a way to stimulate the study of some properties of numbers. The number of points on the star to be drawn is predicted using the number of teeth on each wheel, the greatest common factor of those numbers, and the number of teeth in the movable wheel. (Author/KM)

Role playing can be used by English teachers to develop student empathy and student insight into literature characters. (JH)

Media techniques can be used in the actual treatment of medium and high functioning retarded persons. (CL)

Discusses the nature and significance of the departmental teaching room system in connection with the implementation of propositions regarding school policy of the VIIIth Congress of the SED. The specific requirements of foreign languages with respect to departmental teaching rooms, number, situation, equipment and design, are also discussed.…

The preparation of a tape-slide presentation of life in Lyon, France, for use in French classes is described. The presentation is divided into three parts: "History and Tradition,""Lyon Changes," and "A Walk in the Croix-Rousse." Use of the presentation in the classroom is described. (RM)

In a presentation at a symposium on educational media for teaching the deaf (1974), programs at the Kansas School for the Deaf involving instructional television, the newspaper, slides and Super 8mm movies, and coordinated media are discussed. (LS)

The use of audio media in foreign language teaching is presented. Drills in intonation, differentiation, and dialogue are described, with the aid of examples for use in an EFL class. (Text is in German.) (IFS/WGA)

Article is aimed at teachers only, presenting a monthly exchange of tips, projects, ideas and resources. (Editor/RK)