How to help pupils produce 8mm movies and 35mm slide shows. (RB)

Ideas for early childhood curriculum readiness aids made from manila folders. (CM)

The uses of tapes for small group or individual drill, for pupils who are ill and miss practice in basic processes, and for those whoe need special help. (RB)

Eleven teaching aids designed to help primary students master basic mathematics concepts. (CM)

Teachers can create support materials to help maximize computer software efficiency in the curriculum. Guidelines for developing descriptive, teacher-oriented, and student-oriented supplementary materials are offered. (DF)

A method for using children's writings as a meaningful part of the language program. (RB)

Television science programs cover a wide range of science topics, offer a variety of teaching methods, and motivate students. These programs tend to match educational trends, with new programs blending technological advances with speculation to interest students. (DF)

When fourth graders videotaped speeches on books and hobbies, interest and enthusiasm increased and oral performance improved. (SP)

Describes activities pupils have taped for better learning and suggests additional uses for video tape recordings. (RB)

Numerous ideas for school social studies units focus on providing a framework for the teaching of topographic map skills, initiating an interest in history, and understanding population concerns. (CM)

Teachers capture student interest by use of still photography and story plot. (RK)

A suggestion to teachers on how to plan and organize projects with long range objectives in mind for future terms. (RB)

Class tape exchanges, or tapespondence as it is often referred to, is discussed and evaluated as a teaching and learning method. Names and addresses of Tape Clubs are included. (RB)