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...three networks plan extensive coverage of the launch (which NBC will broadcast in live color), frequent reports from the space craft during the 63-orbit, four-day flight, a generous assortment of specials and summaries and even an attempt to have a pool reporter with audio gear aboard one of the recovery helicopters. Elsewhere...
...Tuesday and Thursday. It is Project Know's "Let's Lipread," and not only is it guaranteed not to awaken the rest of the family or the neighbors, but it is fine preparation for those moments when the Early Bird satellite broadcasts' audio breaks down or for determining what politicians caught by zoom lenses on convention floors are saying to one another. For those not fortunate enough to live on the New York-Washington axis, there are a few other worthy shows on the networks...
...Eerie echoes were noticeable on some of the first Early Bird broadcasts, but technicians traced them to the system that carried the audio portion of some programs over landlines and cables...
...idea for the committee originated with Dean Ford, who was "struck" by how many different standing and special Faculty committees currently handle question relating to instruction. The use of audio-visual aids, the value of language laboratories, and the role of tutorial are all undergoing separate study, he said...
...students in Grades 7 through 12. This year nearly half the high school students studying physics are learning by discovery; one-third of the chemistry students and one-fourth of the biology students are taking completely revamped courses. Along with the curriculum changes came a new technology -programmed instruction, audio-visual equipment, classroom television, computers-which freed schools from the idea that one teacher standing before a class of 30 children was the ideal form of instruction...