How instructional television can supplement the high school math curriculum. (Author)

Videotapes planned by one group of children for exchange with another group of children in a different part of the country are said to broaden the experience of children with special needs. (CL)

The research described suggests a new basis of collaboration between TV-radio entertainers and educators. (Author)

A discussion of the Hayter Report, which deals with audiovisual instruction in British schools. (HB)

A brief statement on the philosophy and goals of Janan's NHK. (HB)

A brief history of the development of Japan's NHK. (HB)

Waste in American education today includes improper allocation of resources in proportion to the need for them and the failure to use constructively and fully the out-of-school time of America's young people. (JA)

Testing of the television preference of twelve retardates showed that the preference technique seems adequate for ascertaining some of the reinforcing variables in the television programs. (Author/KM)

A look at a report from the B B C on programes produced for a teacher in-service education project. (HB)

A brief look at the national policy and planning for television in the kindergarten in Finland. (HB)

Television continues a recent trend to portray teachers as professionals worthy of attention and appreciation. (Author/DW)

A brief overview of the development of educational television in Malaysia. (HB)

The research described suggests a new basis of collaboration between TV-radio entertainers and educators. (Author)