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Show boxes make handy what-nwhen space is limited. On one of the boxes fasten a glove, on another a belt buckle, on the third sew an odd assortment of ot New Aids Gifts Sure to Be Used Send-of- f to Learning Tips for under $5 gifts are suited to dorm life, and guaranteed not to be found in even the most suit- Whats new in education? Teaching aids are. Audio-visu- al aids, television, electronic teaching machines, illuminated well-stock- ed cases. 1. A roll of gay gift-papto be used as a lining for er ceilings, blackboards that arent black . . and carpeting on the . floor. drawer or as shelf paper, or for decorating a bulletin board. Add some bows, tags and stickers for any gift wrapping needs that will occur during Our knowledge doubles every ten years . . . more knowledge is available, and more has to be taught to the upcoming generations. To help students learn about our shrinking world and the expanding space age a new and different environment is required. Flexible classrooms and teaching aids are the answer. The modern classroom is designed . . . for regular for multi-us- e as a lecture classes, hall, a lab and for small groups of semi- the semester. 2. Arrange for one of the restaurants in the college town to serve a Sunday dinner on the house to your student and a friend. 3. A food package will bring rousing hurrahs. Stock it with a tin of date nut bread, sharp ... away-from-ho- me cheese that comes packed in a crock, an assortment of crackers, several small jars of jelly. 4. Two pairs of straw slippers, one pair for the walk to the shower, the other for comfortable studying. 5. Guaranteed to brew enthusiasm is an instant coffee set which comes complete with tiny pot, cups, instant coffee, cream and sugar. 6. Youll provide a welcome change-of-pac- e during study breaks with issues of all the latest fashion magaines, or if its a BMOC youre gifting, issues of some reading material. 7. 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Rochester, Minn., the home of the Mayo Clinic, has a higher percentage of doctors per population than any other city-ab900, for a city of 35,000. out nar size. The black blackboard has also disappeared . . . and taking its place are soft pastel- colored chalkboards that match the decor of the room. Teaching machines, both electronic and mechanical have been add-'e- d to allow children to pro- gress at their own learning rates, and to free the teacher to spend mqre time with the slower groups. Closed circuit television is used for lectures to several classes and audiovisual aids are used in great abundance. Added to these is one other important teaching aid . . . carpeting on the floor. Several years ago, leading educators started to install carpeting in schools to investigate its effectiveness in the educational field. The first advantage noticed was the immediate drop in overall sounds and the control of acoustics. 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