Problems in audio-visual instruction
Problem 1 : Make a list of the problems in reference to the use of audio-visual materials either in the community or in the classroom which face you as a teacher or administrator. They should be those questions which need to be answered, elaborated upon, discussed, or set up as research problems in this course. On another sheet of paper, amplify and discuss one of these problems. Pool your problems with the rest of the class and duplicate the list. Make sure that during your course you get an answer to your questions.
Problem 2 : Mr.Blank, superintendent of schools in a city of 150,000 is concerned about the introduction of new tools of instruction into the schools. He is especially interested in the use of audio-visual materials, including teaching films. His observations have led him to believed that the films currently but sporadically used are handled as entertainment. Their use is almost entirely unplanned and method of use. Each building principal handles the problem in his own way. There is no coordination in planning
Problem 3 : A speaker on the topic of reading recently made the following remark, "Reading is the process of putting meaning into the printed page." Usually we speak of reading as thw process of getting meaning out of or from the printed page. Are these two statements merely different ways of saying the same thing, or are they really different ? If so, with which one, if either, do you agree ? Furthermore, if we emphasize reading as a process of putting meaning into the printed page, what relationship does this have to visual materials ?
Problem 4 : The statement is sometimes made that 87 % of our experiences is gained through the eyes. Analyze psychological literature and see if you can find any basis for such a statement. Try to discover, too, where there is any basis for the popular notion that some persons are "eye-minded" and others "ear-minded."
Problem 5 : There is considerable discussion of the use of junior or senior high school boys in the projection of motion pictures in the classroom. Outline the arguments pro and con for such procedures, the indicate your own position. Be sure to discuss your position in the light of the educational philosophy which you hold.
Problem 6 : The city of Pemberton has a superintendent of schools who is greatly in excursions. The school uses thirty buses to transport children to significant industries, museums, governmental agencies within the city and county. In reply to questions about the meager use of motion pictures in the schools, the superintendent indicates that the direct experience of visitation is much superior to a second-hand, vicarious experience gained through a motion picture. Why change from a superior method of instruction to an inferior one, is his argument.
Problem 7 : A lecturer on audio-visual education had stated the principle that it is unwise to emphasize auditorium showing of educational motion pictures but that primary emphasis should be on the use of films in the classroom under normal classroom conditions.
Problems in audio-visual instructionProblem 1 : Make a list of the problems in reference to the use of audio-visual materials either in the community or in the classroom which face you as a teacher or administrator. They should be those questions which need to be answered, elaborated upon, discussed, or set up as research problems in this course. On another sheet of paper, amplify and discuss one of these problems. Pool your problems with the rest of the class and duplicate the list. Make sure that during your course you get an answer to your questions. Problem 2 : Mr.Blank, superintendent of schools in a city of 150,000 is concerned about the introduction of new tools of instruction into the schools. He is especially interested in the use of audio-visual materials, including teaching films. His observations have led him to believed that the films currently but sporadically used are handled as entertainment. Their use is almost entirely unplanned and method of use. Each building principal handles the problem in his own way. There is no coordination in planningProblem 3 : A speaker on the topic of reading recently made the following remark, "Reading is the process of putting meaning into the printed page." Usually we speak of reading as thw process of getting meaning out of or from the printed page. Are these two statements merely different ways of saying the same thing, or are they really different ? If so, with which one, if either, do you agree ? Furthermore, if we emphasize reading as a process of putting meaning into the printed page, what relationship does this have to visual materials ?Problem 4 : The statement is sometimes made that 87 % of our experiences is gained through the eyes. Analyze psychological literature and see if you can find any basis for such a statement. Try to discover, too, where there is any basis for the popular notion that some persons are "eye-minded" and others "ear-minded."Problem 5 : There is considerable discussion of the use of junior or senior high school boys in the projection of motion pictures in the classroom. Outline the arguments pro and con for such procedures, the indicate your own position. Be sure to discuss your position in the light of the educational philosophy which you hold.Problem 6 : The city of Pemberton has a superintendent of schools who is greatly in excursions. The school uses thirty buses to transport children to significant industries, museums, governmental agencies within the city and county. In reply to questions about the meager use of motion pictures in the schools, the superintendent indicates that the direct experience of visitation is much superior to a second-hand, vicarious experience gained through a motion picture. Why change from a superior method of instruction to an inferior one, is his argument.Problem 7 : A lecturer on audio-visual education had stated the principle that it is unwise to emphasize auditorium showing of educational motion pictures but that primary emphasis should be on the use of films in the classroom under normal classroom conditions.
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