Love Courage Highlight NEA Tips for Slow Learners
Washington NEA urges love and courage as core for teachers and parents of slow learners starting school. The study urges patience, encouragement, and understanding to boost top-capacity work, with concrete teaching ideas and goals for low average students.
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National Education Association
NEA
Wall finishes for rooms with style and practicality
CHICAGO UPI guidance on wall decorating suggests plaster wallpaper wood paneling brick or stone as common finishes. Plaster can be painted or wallpapered but may crack. heavy backing wallpaper can conceal cracks. Wood paneling is costly but durable and insulating. choose finishes by room use and lighting, coordinate with furnishings, and involve all family members.
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Clara Dodson
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Debate over teaching machines in education growth wave
Washington reports educators hotly debate the value of programmed instruction via teaching machines as schools test electronic devices. Five years after a lab curiosity, over 500 courses are available, spanning spelling to advanced math and languages. IBM researchers explore computer linked tutors that correct, praise, provide hints, and tailor pace to each student.
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Dropouts warned of job problems in 1960s study
Virgil M. Rogers of the NEA automation project warns that high school dropouts who coast to graduation without skills face tough job prospects in the 1960s. He notes that there are proportionately few trained workers among the unskilled and stresses the need for greater technical education.
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Virgil M. Rogers
National Education Association
NEA
Job shifts loom as automation redefines work
The article notes a future with scarce unskilled positions as machines replace simple tasks. Elevators, ditches, telegrams, dishwashing, and dough mixing move to pushbuttons and machines. Skilled labor remains in demand for installing and servicing equipment, with even high school graduates needing further training to stay employable.
Washington Evening Journal masthead details
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