| Show Teacher to Parent Helping your child succeed X) President The answer is they often don’t There's more written language on television than you might think You can use some of the following ideas to encourage your children to “read” television M a movie based upon a book is to be shown encourage your child to read the book first After your child has viewed a program and enjoyed it he might be to read the book— or motivated enjoy having you read the bock to T "it- p him Young children can read titles written announcements and the written portions of commercials Even ’advanced readers can improve reading skills while practicing writing skills They can I Utah r There are 1455 school buses in and they transport 134093 students daily averaging 9L566 miles per day iul Sin There were 87600000 school T nr notes on commercials and the persuasive techused They can write a program review for English class or the school newspaper They can write a “program report” instead of a book report They can practice outlining and taking notes while watching historical or scientific programs A subtitled foreign film be a reading exercise Talk shows can provide opportunities to analyze interviewing techniques What kinds of questions elicit answers? Which questions evoke lengthy discussions? A student’s questioning ability can improve critical thinking You can get television on your side and use it to motivate your children— and that’s half the job in teaching reading write analyze niques school stats Utah if V' by Betty Condi e Utah Education Aseocltilon If the television in your house is oa five r- - six hours a day when do you children read? ‘I lunches served last year in Utah schools School breakfasts were served to 751000 students and 130000 had summer food service meals Ten percent of the lunches were reduced priced and 21 percent were free to low income students There were 438 Elementary schools 39 Middle Schools 66 Junior Highs and 29 Senior Highs (grades r 44 26 Highs Four Year High schools 60 special schools and 16 alternative high schools in Utah as of October 1965 There were 98731 students in Kindergarten 106540 grades 83934 grades 93471 grades 73884 grades and 7345 in Special Education as of October 1965 Racial breakdown notes that 5615 are American hdian or Alaskan 6693 are Asian 13358 are Hispanic or Pacific ilander 2056 are Black 975093 are White energy development The Utah Population Estimates Committee recently released data ly declining The most kids first J L ‘ nidi :tr Robert Leake of Utah is a world of contrasts cold winters hot summers desert 'sagebrush alpine forests and more national parks than any other state Growth from within and without has also treated s contrast of citizens While holding on to many traditional values many Utahns have also joined the consumer motivated good life on the other side This is evident when one looks at what Utahns seem to prize most today Utahns spent a total of over $325 million on alcoholic beverages and tobacco products last year That is more than half of the $589 million in state funds spent on Utah's minimum school program for kindergarten through grade 12 in the 198435 school year The good life means people spend more on entertainment sports fast cars vans motor foods television homes boats ATV’s outdoor recreation than they used to They still rr xV Of enjoy Urge families home ownership a healthy lifestyle quality education and church Some senior citizens question the fairness of having to pay school taxes when they don’t have children in school Every adult generation has paid for the schooling of its young History has demonstrated schools tend to reap an that cheap and underproductive economic stagnation low tax base and unemployment increased welfare costa Quality schools tend to reap the opposite a productive workforce high employment decreased welfare costs and a higher tax base Our ultimate investment must be in people - in our children and youth A great British historian claimed that of the 21 major civilizations in recorded history only two were 19 fell conquered- by the sword from moral and physical decay from within Utahns need to prize uneducated workforce their children and youth and their future above the things and pleasures of the good life Snow has travel program available 1 Show College has received notification of challenging summer in Eastern andWest- opportunities fi Of era Europe Canada and the US Designed for young adults over of 18 the program unites volunteers from many countries to live and work together on community development projects in Canada Czechoslavakia Denmark the age France Germany Great Britian Poland Portugal Spain Turkey and the US Offered during the summer months the projects are two to four weeks in duration They include recreation programs for handicaprestoration of castles ped children and historic monuments nature and I Is Your Cat Deductible? 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