How to evaluate the effectiveness of school media programs--instruments, processes, and the media specialist's attitudes. (LS)

The film "The Atom and the Atomic Nucleus," 1964, is discussed at length and three other films and one microfilm are mentioned. All deal with the structure of the atom and atomic energy. (JH)

Discusses ways in which television can be used to support open education. Child-produced shows are feasible technologically and educationally valuable. (DP)

Resource unit outlines for classroom teachers on alcohol education for Grades 7 through 12. (JA)

Walkie-talkies are used to provide instant assistance to a beginning practice teacher without disruption of the class. (JA)

Discusses the problems confronting the Mississippi ETV network in an area where nearly half the population over 25 has never attended high school.'' (Editor)

A humorous look at the problems of introducing innovations in audiovisual aids into the school system. (AK)

This article investigated the effects on student achievement of the combined use of nonsimulation games and student teams in mathematics. (Author)

A description of Prime Time School Television, a non-profit organization, which encourages teachers to use evening television programs as an educational tool. (AK)

Presented is an overview of several speeches which described instructional innovations and programs at community colleges in various regions across the United States. (AK)