Motion Pictures in Education a Summary of the Literature Source book for Teach
Motion Pictures in Education a Summary of the Literature Source book for Teach
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"The Play of the Imagination in Geometry : An Educational Talking Picture by David Eugene Smith, in collaboration with A. Bakst. " Mathematics Teacher. 24: 55-6. January 1931.
The value of the motion picture for modern language instruction appears to consist chiefly in providing a setting for students of the country or countries where the language is used. The motion picture can also depict the human geography of a foreign country and promote desirable inter- national understandings. Talking pi...ctures offer, in addition, an illustration of pronunciation and idioms. Teachers of French will find the articles by Bernard and Ginsburg very helpful. Paine describes the use he made of filmslides and films to develop fluency of expression in Spanish.
Bernard, Edward G. (Assistant Managing Editor) "Silent Films and Lantern Slides in Teaching French. " Modern Language Journal. 21 :109-15. November 1936.
A successful technique for using films in French classes is to show the film first, discuss its contents thoroughly, then repeat the film showing to clarify and solidify the ideas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The Play of the Imagination in Geometry : An Educational Talking Picture by David Eugene Smith, in collaboration with A. Bakst. " Mathematics Teacher. 24: 55-6. January 1931.
The value of the motion picture for modern language instruction appears to consist chiefly in providing a setting for students of the country or countries where the language is used. The motion picture can also depict the human geography of a foreign country and promote desirable inter- national understandings. Talking pi...ctures offer, in addition, an illustration of pronunciation and idioms. Teachers of French will find the articles by Bernard and Ginsburg very helpful. Paine describes the use he made of filmslides and films to develop fluency of expression in Spanish.
Bernard, Edward G. (Assistant Managing Editor) "Silent Films and Lantern Slides in Teaching French. " Modern Language Journal. 21 :109-15. November 1936.
A successful technique for using films in French classes is to show the film first, discuss its contents thoroughly, then repeat the film showing to clarify and solidify the ideas.
What to read after Motion Pictures in Education a Summary of the Literature Source book for Teach?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Council On Education Committee On Motion to read onlineMoreLess
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