Reviewed in some depth are four nation's educational programs into which radio and television have been integrated in order to "provide second opportunities to adults who interrupted their educational careers before entering college; who were not able to obtain admission to institutions of higher learning through normal channels; or who need…

The author discusses her experiences in the preparation and application of supplementary materials for two instructional television series broadcast to classrooms in Bavaria. The first series, on maps, used only written materials, but the second one, an English language course, combined television and radio broadcasts, tape recordings, and a…

A collaborative effort of French and West German radio produced a series of programs providing French language instruction and practice. The programs consist of dialogues, exercises, civilization, and an authentic cultural document. (MSE)

A guide to the use of radio and telecommunications to promote international student communication describes a project in which teenagers from Cologne (West Germany) and Edmonton (Alberta) discuss their concerns via radio as well as provide descriptions of life in West Germany and Canada. Transcripts from two radio programs--one in English and one…

This document contains the following case studies of West German adult education projects: (1) Counseling Courses in Agriculture (Bugl, Fehrenbach-Neumann); (2) The State Center for Political Education in Baden-Wurttemberg (Schiele); (3) Catholic Educational Organization Rottweil (Muller); (4) Adult Education Center--Herrenberg (Werner); (5)…

This guide for teaching English at the seventh grade level in German comprehensive schools contains the following major headings and subtopics: (1) Fundamentals and Postulates: student grouping problems, recommendations for a plan of instruction and use of materials, and learning goals in secondary education; (2) the Audiolingual Conception: a…