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A STUDY OF ATTITUDINAL CHANGES OF TEACHERS AND PUPILS TOWARD EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION AND AN ANALYSIS OF ATTITUDES OF VARIOUS GROUPS TOWARD EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION.

HARDAWAY, CHARLES W.; AND OTHERS – 1963

THE PURPOSE WAS AN INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF 1 YEAR'S UTILIZATION OF EDUCATION TELEVISION UPON THE ATTITUDES OF A SELECTED SAMPLE OF TEACHERS AND PUPILS AT BOTH THE ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY LEVELS. ATTITUDE SCALES WERE DEVELOPED FOR OBJECTIVE MEASUREMENTS OF THE ATTITUDES OF PUPILS AND TEACHERS. EACH SCALE ENCOMPASSED (1) CURRICULAR CONTENT,…

Descriptors: Attitudes, Educational Television, Elementary Education, Forced Choice Technique

Technology with a Human Touch: TV in the Classroom.

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Sfura, Paula – 1976

Despite initial high expectations for the impact of television on classroom teaching, quantitative studies conducted during the 1950's and 60's indicate that television instruction is not significantly different from conventional methods in its effect on student achievement. In 1972 the City School District of East Chicago, Indiana, introduced the…

Descriptors: Closed Circuit Television, Cultural Awareness, Educational Television, Elementary Education