Education by Moving Pictures Shows How Films Aid Learning
A historical essay argues moving pictures move education beyond scorn. They illustrate science, geography, and history, with practical classroom potential from elementary to technical instruction. The piece cites films on microbes, silkworms, volcanoes, anatomy, and geography and calls for school projection to engage students and aid teaching.
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Mounk
Theattres
New York
State Boards of Health
Louisiana
Kansas
Florida
Health Boards of
Chicago and
Galderton
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Ixconsin
Battle Creek
Ity
Comnndon
Paris
French Academy of Sciences
United States
Vermont
United States Navy
Army
Department of Agriculture
Navy
New York State
American Tobacco Company
Texas
Chesapeake Bay
New Hampshire
State Board of Health of
Henig
University of Wisconsin
America
Bobbin
Mount Etnu
Lowen
Panama Canal
Alps
Matterhorn
Napoleon
Washington
William Humphreys
St. Helena
Long Island
Joseph Kilgour
Alamo
Yellowstone Park
Aftien
Desert
London
Rhine
Thomas A. Edi
Son
Dramatic Mirror
Connecticut
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Japan
Bay of Age
Bay of Kokasho
Scotland
Margaret
Europe
Genoa
Lough Neagh
St. Bridget
Kildare
St. Patrick
Bridget
Patrick
Jewel
Accushla
Tarragona
Oruios
Diodorus Siculus
Lincoln
White House
Nero
Brittapicus