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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1967

Page

8

Television Teaching in Hagerstown Delivers Big Gains

In Washington County Maryland since 1956 a large scale televised instruction program has expanded across 12 grades. It boosted junior high math results and raised science and language offerings while cutting per pupil cost.

Washington County Ford Foundation Foundation Federal Communications Commission Hagerstown

television and college exams show rising student participation

After television, 1,147 students or 11.1 percent of 10,375 graduates took the examinations, with 32.8 percent scoring in the top English sixth, 24.6 percent in social studies, and 23.3 percent in chemistry. Educators say television is a neutral tool, not an educator, and what is taught depends on teachers and students.

Hagerstown Washington County Jane Martin Miss Martin

Visible Jabberwocky in Pop Art Critique

Gazette staff writer examines Lewis Carrolls Jabberwocky as a mirror of sixties pop art. The piece weighs how Brillo boxes and Campbell soup cans herald a culture craving instant value over substance, with critics and public buying art as consumer goods.

Lewis Carroll Nelson New York America T. S. Eliot Andy Warhol Zinsser Tom Wolfe Randy“osved Tangerine Flake F. Scott Fitzgerald Wolfe California Marshall McLuhan

Students Explore Wildlife on TV Inspired Lesson

In a Lincolnshire Elementary third grade science class, Anna Harris hosts a televised segment asking what happens to cold blooded animals in winter. Grace Downs guides students as they share answers and a live turtle under hot studio lights prompts discussion.

Lincolnshire Elementary School Anna Harris Mrs. Harris Grace Downs

Cedar Rapids C R Sectional Bridge Opens Friday

The Cedar Rapids sectional duplicate bridge tournament starts Friday at the Town House motel and runs through Sunday with new champions likely as Howard Schenken did not defend his titles. Events include Men and Women Pairs, Masters and Non Masters Pairs, Open Pairs, Team of Four, newcomer game, and special pair games with prizes over $100.

Cedar Rapids Town House Howard Schenken WMT

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