The CBS-TV film series, "The Kingdom of Could Be You," is a novel approach by the U.S. Office of Education to interest children aged three to six in the world of work. (Author)

A discussion of how television documentaries can be used in instruction. (HB)

Reviewed are some of the steps taken by Sesame Street staff in developing initial educational television programing for children with retarded development and having mental age of 3 to 5 years old. Three programing objectives are outlined: (1) to make selected elements of Sesame Street's curriculum more comprehensible to mentally retarded (MR)…

How the Educational Television Service of the Inner London Education Authority transmits programs for speical education. (HB)

A discussion of the educational television programing available for special education in Japan. (HB)

A brief discussion of a program to teach severely mentally handicapped children learn in Mexico City, Mexico. (HB)

The impact of instructional television on instructional radio and the role of radio broadcasting in primary-school instruction is discussed. (Author)

A discussion of a televised course in ITV offered on a trial basis to educators throughout western New York. (Author)

A look at a teacher-managed system of individualized mastery learning as implemented by the Fremont Unified School District, Fremont, California. (Author)

A brief look at how CATV is being used to combat the teacher shortage in Japan. (HB)

A general discussion of overt patterns of control which determine why, how, and for what purposes educational broadcasting materials are produced. (Author/HB)

A review of some of the evidence that the Annan Committee in Great Britain has received discussing the various proposed methods of organization and control suggested by different bodies. The evidence of ten submissions insofar as it relates to the control of educational broadcasting has been considered. (Author/HB)