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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1967
Page
10
David Nydice argues that study skills merit formal, separate instruction rather than being taught indirectly within other subjects. He asserts many systems neglect explicit study skills, leaving students unaware of the techniques and limiting application across learning contexts.
The piece recalls quick fads in television during September including Jean Arthur Tammy Grimes Garry Moore and Milton Berle with Dana Wynter and Bill Dana. It notes the season’s rapid shifts from network to network and the public’s fading memory of many shows while praising the stubborn streak of show business. Then it shifts to education advising study skills tutoring and note taking as essential tools for student success.
American Express, exclusive US agents for Expo 67, urges travelers to buy Passport tickets in the United States before leaving for Montreal. Savings reach about $15 per family, with single day seven day and season Passport options available for adults children and youths with age based pricing. Tickets are purchasable at over 9000 US outlets through October 27.
New England temperatures will run well below normal for five days with highs in the 40s and 50s and lows in the 20s to 40s. Precipitation expected as snow or rain in the north and mostly rain in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Expo 67 tickets offer lower U S prices at $2 10 adults and $1 05 for children with seven day and season Passport options and various bonus books available through banks travel agencies and American Express offices.
A daytime special runs through May at Stay Trim Studio offering four visits per week for four weeks at 20 dollars total. Schedule lists Monday and Friday 1 to 4, Tuesday and Thursday 9:30 to 4, with additional details and location.
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