What Are the

IIIlIOVFITIVE PRO RPI(?I$ ? in elementary and secondary schools

in colleges and universities

These two studies give you the facts and figures you need to know about innovative education programs and practices that have been tried out in actual classrooms and institutional settings. HIGHLIGHTS OF

NEW MEDIA

SCHOOLS USING

AND

EDUCATIONAL MEDIA

COLLEGE TEACHING

This book is a gold mine of promising educational practices in all sections of the country. Descriptions of media programs in 247 school districts comprise a "visitors' guide" to a wide variety of innovative programs. Information is given by state, school district, grade level, per pupil cost, and specific media involved.

Identifies more than 500 innovative media practices at institutions of higher learning. Critically describes in detail the accomplishments and problems of 114 programs which are listed according to the type of innovation under 12 headings. Includes institutional inventory and index of personnel.

Highlights of Schools Using Educational Media, by Mickey Bloodworth and Desmond Wedberg, 306 pages, 10" x 8 " softbound $4.95

New Media and College Teaching edited by James W. Thornton, Jr. and James W. Brown 185 pages, 81/2"" x 11" softbound $7.00 hard cover $8.50

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