The aim of this catalogue of wallcharts is to provide a list of charts and flannelgraphs suitable for use in schools so that teachers, education authorities, and others may have on hand a concise reference to all charts available on any particular topic. All charts of specific teaching value designed especially for wall display and at least 10…

The opportunity for teachers to hear and/or see themselves in action by using media for evaluation and feedback provides an effective means for enhancing teaching performance and evaluating instructional goals. (Author/HB)

The author explains why his experiences with children in media-related learning activities lead to one conclusion: media are tools for children. (HB)

A look at how the Southern California Gas Company converted a part of its customer service representative training program from a programed instruction text approach to an approach more closely simulating the work environment. (Author/HB)

Author contends that by having students create their own media, it can motivate them to learn through researching and writing. (HB)

The article suggests ways in which the blackboard can be used to increase teaching effectiveness, especially in relation to the direct instruction method (which involves clear goals, constant monitoring, immediate feeback, single basic steps, and each step clearly objectified). (PHR)

Describes an instructional technique in which students study examples of problems that are worked out and identify principles that are involved; evaluation procedures are discussed. This technique could be used in most areas of conceptual science. (RAO)

A questionnaire was administered to 902 academics at two New Zealand universities to provide data on the use of seven media--chalkboards, whiteboards, slides, overhead projectors, sound recordings, films, and closed circuit television. Survey results and relationships between staff status and media use are discussed. (Author/RAO)

The author describes the development of Georges Cuisenaire's "rainbow rods" from their genesis in the inventor's mind to their worldwide use in mathematics instruction. (MJB)

An interview which points out that the communications media recently adopted in Ramah Navajo society have numerous applications for general use by the community. (Author/STS)

Following a description of Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral reasoning, the author reviews media which can be useful for moral education in the classroom and in library centered activities. (Author)

Our language represents our ideas and the quality and flavor of our thought. Media jargon levels all forms and works of expression to the mechanics of teaching machines. (Author)

A chart lists types of mechanical motion with mathematical formulas describing acting force, direction of force, velocity, acceleration, and path traversed. (JH)