Show Educations a 'Sight' Better By LARRY EVANS Out of sight and out of mind might be one way of describing education 25 years ago especially if you think of the present at the same time You see back then they didn’t have many pictures to reinforce the instruction Now it’s getting so the instruction reinforces the Row-Than- to Use of Visual-Aid- s lis 2B in Schools are a sight’ better attention like a magnifying glass Dd 2 ‘ dish ! on off m apple-pi- e or subject Educators know that out ofJrth sight means at least partly out of lot gimpler to j would Ultra Vision Anyivhere Anyplace Anytime easy-on-the-ey- ea a OGDEN ELECTRIC CO 2 -- SUNDAY AFTERNOON aids at Mound Fort School are left Checking a film strip gmong their many visual and audio-visuto right H A Macfartane principal and Glenn Thomas assistant principal The school has around 409 different film strips part of which are shown here with a tape recorder slide projector movie projector screen and micro projector They all mean better instrnction for today’s students — presidents inven-But films organize the material Choral Instructor Frank lass uses it occasionally to point tors authors artists trailblazers very well and get attention So well worth using out errors to his singers Most and famous women There are they’re Education? It’s wonderful! schools report however that not films about decimals 'percentenough use is made of the versa- ages fractions and the multiplicatile tape recorder It’s thought tion table films about nouns some teachers rather shy away and predicates from it because they think it’s subjects All these and many more are too complicated Even as simple a gadget as the film slide pro- available at Mound Fort where jector is often let alone for the they have several fat’ drawers same reason full of those little round UTAH GENERAL DEPOT — The schools are making more plum metal boxes with films The Uah General Depot will figure In movies available to teachers all the time A lot are free Most school bought them over a period a nation-wid- e program of 't h e arm available for modest rentals of years by putting every penny Army’s to get better use of the They’re all used to supplement it could scrape up into them time its executives and supervisthe regular material not to beNow the school board allots ors come the material Educators each spend in “conferences” elementary $100 and each make a special point of that The program will receive its secondary $200 a year for buy- Intermountain Always and everywhere the ing preview starting and renting films of various pictures play second fiddle to kinds tomorrow when a group of top course the of is who teacher the Nobody’s taken any formal military and civilian executives hard core of American educareadings yet of how much bet- of the depot begin a course to be tion But every day the new films ter pupils are learning because presented by the staff of the San the pictures But teachers to roll out on every conceivable sub- of a man and woman are dead sure Francisco Field Office of the Ofour about are films ject There heat they up the lukewarm stu- fice Secretary of the Army national parks and the volcanoes dents And it’s pretty certain the k the course in conferIndians The the prehistoric more attention you pay the more ence plants and animals hot springs education you get leadership will draw heavi and geysers on the experience of several ly Films Aren’t ‘Magical On Numerous Subjects industrial companies and univerSome of the pictures really There are films about food in sities aren’t so hot presenting similar coursnothing clothing time money weights magical about There’s to es them a Take management groups and measures about citizenship who sweats blood trying In making depot personnel laws freedom of speech and wor- teacher to get the relaavailable for the preview course ship government about life in tionship across to a particularly and yescountries other today dull class She hears about a new Col L L Skinner commanding terday about our resources and film Eureka! officer of Utah General Depot hew to husband them about stu- said conference leadership trainShe shows to it the it gets science about and health safety dents But alas! There are some ing ties in with the conservation There are films about great who still can’t pick out a subject —the ones who’ll probably make and cost consciousness program a million dollars later and do- of the Army stressed in his comnate a new library to the school mand and is also a part of the Films aren’t the answer to long-terprogram for developeverything They boost attention ing the depot’s executives and and that’s good But they don’t supervisors pull any miracles The subject matter is the same as ever just Complete Outside a little better organized but the same TELEVISION So when you come right down tc it there just Isn’t any INSTALLATION system for getting the cold facts in those little heads Spoeiat Of for al Wan-America- v Train Its Executives UGD Will - one-wee- subject-predicat- e m 90l TV Include ANTENNAS In Any Phone 2-62- 27 Talovision I Model 17T12W 17" Motorola a - Gleaming walnut finished 17” table model i95 ! mn Warranty Included C LAMAR FAGG GENERAL AGENT IN OGDEN Sunday ‘ It is with pleasure that the Pacific National ¥ an- ' - ’ PHONE 3-00- -- S t 5:44— 14:34— Josephine's Kitchen 11:4— Early Bird 1 1:3— Frontier of Faith Matinee 12:44 — Women and 12:0— Film Theater 1:3—The Big Picture 12:34—News Matinee 2 A—United Nation General Aasembly l:4— The Big Payoff ‘ 1:3 —Welcome Traveler IM—Zoo Parade 2:4—Kate Smith 2:3— Children’ Hour 3:4— Video Frolic 3:34— What's Cookin' to Youth Want 4:—Know 4:46 —Movie Quick Quiz 4:15— Junior Council 4:3—Victory at Sea 4:45— Gabby Haves S:— Red Skelton 5:4— Howdy Doody S:3e —Mr peepers KSL 4:04 — Comedy Hour Sunday TV 7:4— TV playheuM 11:30— Juvenile Jamboree 4:44 — Front Past 11:45—Adv Unlimited 12:15— Tootaee HippoDetective drome — :3 Circle Theater 12 J— New Testament -4:44 — Dangerous AssignStorle ment 1 :— World You Live In :3— News 1:3—Candy Carnival 4:4— NBC New Review 2:4— Qui Kid Masterpiece It:—Theater 2:3 — Omnibus —Super Circus 4 II:—Night Owl Theater nd 5-3- e 00 6:15' 6:30 6 AS v Kenneth W Craig V P and Supt of Agencies Home Office— Salt Lake City Utah 227G Wash Dlvd pm Star Affairs "of Peter Salem Under Arrest Pet Story ft I Ever Told on (Showtime i Bill Broadway ! 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You never did pick up the thread again It’s different with a film strip Take one Mound Fort has about subject and predicate relationship It’s gotten up in the first place by experts in the grammar field Right oa Target They decide first what information they’ll include Then next and equally important they decide where to put which fact G-- E It’s sequence that’s so important And in a strip it never gets off the straight and narrow Right (C to the target it goes and the pupils with it GREATER POWER Local teachers have lots of gadgets to draw on now — tape recorders film strips individual slides micro projectors for flashCLEARER PICTURE ing microscope slides on a screen opaque projectors and movies Some city schools have more than others but all have projecLESS GLARE Model 2IC2M tors The Mound Fort strip library is the biggest in town At — then any TV tested Central science teachers make notionwide good use of an opaque profairly 21-in- ch jector That’s a device for throwing anything from pressed butterflies to textbook pages on a screen BIACK-DAYU-TE A teacher can assemble magazine pictures charts diagrams printed matter— practically anything at all— and put it on tha Here’s TV’s sensational picture with blacker screen in whatever order he x blacks whiter whites and new wishes That’s probably the one clarity Deluxe American- - Provincial cabinet in advantage it has over the flm x genuine black cherry veneers coneaalad wivl strip Most of the schools have tape casters See G-- E Ultra-Visio- n recorders too At Ogden High before you buy any TV for example they use them to let EASIEST TERMS IN YEARS ADAPTABLE TO UHP pupils hear themselves talk sing ineiuder FodoroX Kxeitt To on iroar Factory warranty am and play musical instruments Metwra tuba and 0 dayt on part Nothing erases poor pronunciation and grammar like that Used in Dramatics In dramatics class Miss Mary Woolley uses it often to improve expression and enunciation Band 255G Washington Dlvd Director Max Dalby lets his THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINESUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 14 1932 Brought to You By STERLING DRUG ’ i 1 |