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SIGHT & SOUND IN
EDUCATION & TRAINING
By
Alexander f Victor
Nationally Known
Authority on
Visual Education
debate school movie needs
DAVENPORT, IA.— Heated de
bate has developed on a topic of
prime importance to our educators
and of significance f° the future of
education and training. It stems
from a published article entitled
“Can Our Schools Teach the G. I.
Way?” in which the author shows
how effectively the armed forces
are using visual education tech
niques to train our soldiers and
war plant workers, and in contrast,
holds the public schools are neg
lecting to make full use of these
techniques.
This has been one of the most
widely read and discussed articles
dealing with education. George
Snowcroft, a teacher in the Union
High School of Tolleson, Arizona,
wrote an answering article in
which he asserted that educators
have long realized the value of
audio-visual education and placed
the blame for their failure to em
ploy it more extensively to the
lack of funds. He points out that
he has been alloted only $16 a
year for sound films for his 160
students. . . ,, .
My experience in this field in
dicates Mr. Snowcroft is right, al
though it is true that a good many
educators are not fully alive to the
place of sound motion pictures in
education and training. Some funds
have been supplied by the govern
ment and various state bureaus of
education for the purchase of
standard 16 millimeter sound mo
tion picture projectors and films
which speed education so greatly
and effectively. While some hun
dreds of schools have the equip
ment, thousands of others are
without it.
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ant, yet this one is focusing atten
tion on these modern and effective
visual education techniques and in
time it will move the custodians of
public school funds to allocate
more of them for the desired
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