THE PREPARATION OF A MAGNETIC-SOUND TRACK FOR 16 MM. MOTION PICTURE FILMS IS DESCRIBED. IN SCRIPT PREPARATION, THE SCRIPT SHOULD BE WRITTEN IN NARRATIVE FORM TO INCLUDE ALL SHOTS NEEDED AND TO SUPPLEMENT AND GIVE INFORMATION NOT IN THE FILM. LANGUAGE SHOULD BE KEPT SIMPLE, AND UNAVOIDABLE TECHNICAL TERMS SHOULD BE EXPLAINED. IN REWRITING THE…

A REPORT ON INSTRUCTIONAL SOUND MOTION PICTURES IS PRESENTED. THE FIRST SECTION OF THE REPORT INVOLVES THE AREA OF PSYCHOLOGICAL LEARNING PRINCIPLES AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS TO LEARNING FROM FILMS. THE LEARNING PRINCIPLES INVESTIGATED ARE--THE GREATER THE MOTIVATION, THE GREATER THE LEARNING, THE INDIVIDUAL LEARNS ONLY BY HIS OWN ACTIVITY, AND THE…

DESIGNED FOR SPANISH TEACHERS AT ALL LEVELS, THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SELECTED SPANISH REALIA CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES CONTAINS SECTIONS OF PICTURES, SLIDES, FLIMS, MAPS, NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES, TAPES AND PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, AND PINS AND MEDALS. EACH ITEM IS ANNOTATED FOR CONTENT, COST (WHEN APPROPRIATE), NAME AND ADDRESS OF…

DESIGNED FOR FRENCH TEACHERS AT ALL LEVELS, THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SELECTED REALIA CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES CONTAINS SECTIONS ON PICTURES, MATERIALS FROM SERVICE BUREAUS, LOAN EXHIBITS, MAPS, NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES IN FRENCH, PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, SLIDES AND FILMS, SONGS, AND TAPES. EACH ITEM IS ANNOTATED FOR CONTENT, COST (WHEN…

THIS IS VOLUME II IN A COMPILATION OF STATE LAWS ON THE USE OF AUDIOVISUAL INSTRUCTIONAL AIDS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. VOLUME I IS ED 003 767. (JK)

The currently available audiovisual products about ERIC reviewed in this guide have been developed to meet the needs of a variety of users with varying familiarity with the system. Materials to be included were screened on the basis of availability, currency, and technical quality. The remaining products were then reviewed using five criteria: (1)…

THE 2500 MEGACYCLE INSTRUCTIONAL TELEVISION SYSTEM IN EIGHT AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IS DESCRIBED. (JT)

Five experts suggest a list of 50 short motion pictures which are inexpensive and fit easily within a normal class period. These films, not narrowly related to specific disciplines, range from visual poems inducing creative responses, to films analyzing the problems of maturing in an irrelevant society. Twenty of the film entries have annotations…

A variety of new instructional materials are discussed, ranging from guides for the media specialist to a fully automatic, curriculum-programed, classroom planetarium. (LS)

The currently accepted theories about communication and perception are presented and interpreted in such a way that their practical application becomes apparent. The author describes the use of such audio aids as records, tape recordings, language laboratories, and radio. She also describes the use of projected and non-projected pictorial material…

Over 12,000 audio tapes are listed in this catalog under one of seven headings: arts, education, language and literature, mathematics-science, physical-recreational activities, social studies, and vocational-technical training. Information on each tape includes its Library of Congress subject classification, grade level, series title and…

The National Archives' still picture collection contains over 5 million photographs, some of which date from the 17th century. In addition to documenting activities of 125 Federal agencies, they illustrate the social, economic, cultural, political, and diplomatic history of America from the earliest colonial times to the present and many aspects…

The importance of film in the English classroom and its vitality in the English curriculum are discussed. Articles that comprise this issue of the bulletin are: The Trouble with Film Teaching by James E. Cutts; "You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet" or Send Your Students to the Flicks Tonight by Bob Haskett; It's the Reel Thing: The Verite of Cinema Is…