Word: teachers
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...school year. Designed primarily as a high school-oriented social-studies program, this classroom service is also used in colleges, applies to courses in English and journalism as well as to those in history and the study of contemporary affairs. Consisting of the weekly issues of TIME and a Teacher's Guide, the program regularly sends teaching aids and quizzes on many subjects, and frequent extras...
...Teacher's Guide to TIME, new this year, was tested with teachers across the country, who enthusiastically endorsed the concept and content. Prepared by a special staff in consultation with educators, the guide is designed to help teachers integrate the current issue of TIME with the subjects they teach, as well as bridge the gap between today's news and the textbooks by using historical parallels. Issues of the guide will contain sections on vocabulary, news questions, maps, pictures and charts for projection, bibliographies and suggestions for class projects...
Goldmark envisions EVR as "a new educational art form" in which "you can have your teacher mailed to you." When EVR is perfected, he says, master teachers will "communicate with kids with the same intensity as Mickey Mouse does now," while housewives replay souffles step by step with Julia Child and amateur cellists (like Goldmark himself) play duets with Pablo Casals...
...often to visit places that fascinate them. He would place older children in the same classes with younger ones, on the theory that "children are much better instructors of other children and are less threatening." Holt's system would be to avoid any system at all. A teacher's role, he contends, is to "give children as much help and guidance as they need and ask for, listen respectfully when they feel like talking, and then...
Instant Tears. In her newest film, Up the Down Staircase, Sandy gracefully portrays the grim trials and triumphs of a green young teacher in a New York City slum school. Staircase was the official U.S. entry at the Moscow Film Festival in July. Sandy was there, rubbernecking and restaurant sampling, but left before she became the first American ever to win the festival's best-actress medal. Chances are that she still neither knows nor cares that last week Staircase (No. 2 draw in the U.S.) produced Christmas in August for Manhattan's Radio City Music Hall...