A Report on Uses of Television in the Nation's Schools

Year Published: 1960s

Creator: Bell Telephone System

Description: Dystopian. Full title: "A Report on Uses of Television in the Nation's Schools" Parthenon Pictures for Bell Telephone System. Home transfer from 16mm original. Discusses how instructional television has been utilized in various communities, particularly in Anaheim, California, to address the increasing educational needs due to rising student enrollments. It highlights the benefits of using television as a tool for delivering quality education to large groups of students simultaneously, allowing for improved learning outcomes. The film features insights from educators and discusses the role of educational television stations, as well as the importance of collaboration between classroom and studio teachers. It emphasizes the potential of television to enhance learning experiences, particularly in areas facing teacher shortages. Keywords instructional television, education, Anaheim, classroom teaching, educational television, teacher collaboration, learning outcomes, technology in education, student enrollment, teacher shortages

Complete Record: Dystopian. Full title: "A Report on Uses of Television in the Nation's Schools" Parthenon Pictures for Bell Telephone System. Home transfer from 16mm original. Discusses how instructional television has been utilized in various communities, particularly in Anaheim, California, to address the increasing educational needs due to rising student enrollments. It highlights the benefits of using television as a tool for delivering quality education to large groups of students simultaneously, allowing for improved learning outcomes. The film features insights from educators and discusses the role of educational television stations, as well as the importance of collaboration between classroom and studio teachers. It emphasizes the potential of television to enhance learning experiences, particularly in areas facing teacher shortages. Keywords instructional television, education, Anaheim, classroom teaching, educational television, teacher collaboration, learning outcomes, technology in education, student enrollment, teacher shortages