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AldlOViSUal. Aids; *Bibliographies; *Science Education; *Science Equipment;*Science Materials; Biology; College Science; Elementary School Science;Laboratory Equipment; *Mathematics Education; Physical Sciences; SecondarySchool Science
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ABSTRACTThis is the third in the third series of general bibliographies developed todisseminate information on documents analyzed at the ERIC Information At,lysisCenter for Science Education. Reported are some 366 citations of selecteddocuments related to instructional equipment and materials in science andmathematics education. The documents included represent research reports, researchreviews, manuals, textbooks, and other types. Citations are listed inalphabetical order by author and indicate sources, availability, and major ideasof the document. This bibliography tpdaces, but does not replace, generalbibliography 3 (ED 015 880) and general bibliography 13 (ED 026 279) producedearlier by this Canter. (RH)
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SEIAC/SCIENCE EDUCATION INFORMATION ANALYSIS CENTER
. an information center to organize and dissemina information and materials on science education toteachers, administrators, supervisors, researchers, and the veiblic. A joint pggEct of The Ohio State Univer-
CO siry and the Educational Resources Information C.enter of USOE.
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SCIENCE EDrCATICIN DTTORNATION REPORT
CENRAL BIBLIOGRAPHY SERIESBIBLIOGRAPHY 23
INSTRUCI'IONAL EQUIPIENT AND MATERTATS
ERIC Information Analysis Centerfor Science Education1460 West lane AvenueColumbus, Ohio 43210
July, 1969
BIBLIOMAPIIY 23
Table of Contents Page
A. Science Education 1
B. Mathematics Education 60
C. General 74
D. Author Index 75
E. Unauthored Articles 81
SCMCE EDUCATION IMORMATION REPORTS
The Science Education Information Reports are being developed to disc to
information concerning documents analyzed at the ERIC Information Analysis Center
for Science Education. The Reports include five types of publications. General
Bibliographies are being Issued to announce most documents processed by the
Information Analysis Center for Science Education. These bibliographies -ire
categorized by topics and indicate the availability of the document and the major
ideas included in the document. Special Bibliographies are being developed to
announce availability of documents in selected interest areas. these bibliographies
will lisc most significant documents that have been published in the interest area.Guides to Resource Literature for Science Teachers are bibliographies that idt:ntify
references for the professional growth of teachers at all levels of science
teaching. This series will include six separate publications. State-of-the-Art
papers will be issued periodically to indicate implications of research for science
teaching. Research Reviews will be issued to analyze and synthesize research
related to science education over a period of several years.
The Science Education Information Reports will be announced in the SEIAC
Newsletter as they become available.
MIERAL BIBLIOCRAPRIES
The General Bibliographies are being developed to anncpunce the documents
acquired and processed by the ERIC Information Analysis Center for Science
Education. The bibliographies will focus on general topics. This bibliography
announces most documents related to the topic that were included in the third 2,000
documents processed by this Center. It supplements General Bibliography 3 and 13.
Additional supplements will be issued as documents are processed.
USING BIBLIOGRAPMC CITATIONS
All documents are listed by similar bibliographic citations. A sample
citation is erplained for your convenience. You will find it helpful to study
the explanation of the sample citation before using this bibliography.
SAMPLE OF BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION
(1) SE 004 904 (2) 3 (3) 10 31 15(4) HELGESON, STANLEY L.
T.,ESSON, PLANS 1.2c.D TESTS OF SS. *ME, COILTYREHEFSION, AM) APPLICATION FORINSTRUCTION IN CONCEPTS OF FORCE, GRADES 2-6
(6) UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, MADISON, RESEARM AND DEVELOPmr CENTER(7) MS(8) ED 020 907 IV $0.25 HC $2.35(9) 03 00 68 (10) 45(11) *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *FORCES (PHYSICAL), *INSTRUCTION, *PHYSICS, *TEACHING
GUIDES, ACADEMCACHIEVEAEA, COGNITIVE PROCESSES, CONCEPT FORMATION, EVALUATION,LEARNING, PHYSICAL SCIENCES, TESTS, RESEARCH Ir"PORTS
EXPLANATION OF BIBLIOGRAPHIC CTI- AMON
(1) SE 004 904
This is the Science Education Center's identification number for the document.It serves as the name for the document and provides a way of lccating the material.
(2) 3
This field indicates the level of processing of the document.
1--cataloged and indexed2--cataloged, indexed, and annotated or abstracted3--announced in Research in Education
(3) 10 31 15
Field three is a code for developing bibliographies. By using this code severalkinds of bibliographies can be structured by retrieval specialists or by computer pro-grams.
(4) HELGESON, STANLEY L.
The principal author, editor, or organization associated with the writing of thedocument is listed.
(5) LESSON PLANS AND TESTS OF KNOWLEDGE, COMPREHENSION, AND APPLICATION FORINSTRUCTION IN CONCEPTS OF FORCE, GRADES 2-6
Title of document.
(6) UNIVERS1Ti OF WISCONSIN, MADISON, RESEARai An DEVELOPMENT CEETER
This indicates where the document was obtained by the Center.
(7) EDRS
Field seven indicates the source of the document. If the document is
available from the ERIC Document Reprodttction Service (EDRS) it can be ordered.
(8) ED 020 907 MF $0.25 HC $2.35
If a document is announced in Research in Education, the ED number of thedocument is indicated in this space. If the document is available from EDRS the
price of the document is also indicated in this field. MF indicates microfiche
and HC indicates hardcopy. This document would cost $0.25 in microfiche or
$2.35 in hardcopy.
03 00 68
This field designates the publication date of the document (March, 1968). The
first set of two numerics represents the month; the second, the day of the month; and
the third, the year. In most cases the date is obtained from the document. In a few
cases, when no date of publication is on the document, the date is estimated based on
the best information available in the document.
(10) 45
Field ten identifies the number of pages in the document. This document contains
45 pages. Use of this field will provide information concerning the length of the doc-
ument.
(11) *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *FORCES (PHYSICAL)._ *INSTRUCTION, *PHYSICS, *TEACAINGGUIDES, ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT, COGNITIVE PROCESSES, CONCEPT FORMATION, EVALUATION,LEARNING, PHYSICAL SCIENCES, TESTS, RESEARCH REPORTS
This field provides an indication of the ideas included in the document. Each
term, such as *INSTRUCTION, has been selected by an information analyst because the
term is important for the identification of the document. Terms marked with anasterisk represent primary ideas in the document; the other terms represent ideas of
lesser importance. You can use this information to narrow the number of documents you
want to review.
A. SCIENCE EDUCATION
1. SE 004 694 3 06 13 17AZZIAlitsYSON , STEPHEN; EmsoN, JrDso:: s.A DEVELOPMENTAL STUDY OF 12 DICAL TRA I NI NC S IMIATORS FOR A!:ESTHES 101=1 STSUNNEPSITY or SOrTHERN CALIFOR'N'IA, Los Ara LESERRSED 019 253 aF $1.00 13C $10-9001 00 68 ?16*ANESUFS , ti-CONKTER ASSISTED I NS TRi. CTION , *I NSTRUCTI ON , *YEDICALSCHOOLS, ezMEDICAL STUDENTS , = PROFESSIONAL ?RAINING, = RESEARCH REPORTS,*S LATORS , *TEACHING MODELS CIADUATE STUDY, UNIVERSITY' OF SOUTHERNCALI FORNIA , CALI FORNIA
SE 004 423 1 17 23 20AGTERDEN BOS , J.THE COMPARISON OF STABILITY CONSTANTSJOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION04 00 68 1*COLLEGE SCIENCE , -CHEMISTRY, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS , = TEXTBOOKERRORS, ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, STA BI LITY CONSTANTS
SE 005 939 1 17 25 33ALYEA, HERBERT N.TES= OVERHEAD PROJECTION SERIESJOURNKL OF Cal MICAS EDUCATI0N09 00 68 2*CHEMISTRY, *COLLEGE SCIENCE, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *S CI ENC EACTIVITIES, *TRANSPARENCIES, INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, INSTRUCTION,PHOSPHOR US ARSENIC
4 SE 004 360 1 17 95 04AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCESCIENCE BOOKS A QUARTERLY REVIEWAMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE, WASHINGTON, D. C.
67 95
*AMOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES, *BIBLIOGRAPHIES, *BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES,*COLLEGE SCIENCE, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, CHEMISTRY, EARTH SCIENCES,GEOLOGY, INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, LITERATURE REVIEWS, MEDICAL SCIENCES,PHYSICAL SCIENCES, PHYSICS, READING MATERIALS , CI ENCES , *SECONDARY
SCHOOL SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, TEXTBOOKS, ASTRONOMY, ARCHEOLOGY, COMPUTERS,
ENGINEERING, EDUCATION, INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY, MATHEMATICS , OCEANOLOGY,
PALEONTOLOGY, ZOOLOGY
5. SE 004 985 2 17 12 10
ANDREWS , TED FCHARACTERISTICS OF LIVING THINGS TOPIC IT, STUDENT INVESTIGATIONS ,SECOND MERIMENTAL EDITION 1967-1978E NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF AMERICA, CLEVELAND, OHIO
67 68
*BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *LABORATORY MANUALS,*SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, CURRICULUMDEVELOPMENT, CELL THEORY, ECOLOGY, HEREDITY
(1)
6. SE 005 523 1 17 32 11ANDREWS. TED F.CHROMATOGRAPHY - En SCIENCE PROBLEMSEDUCATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF AMERICA, CLEVELAND, OHIO01 00 68 150*GRADE 11, *GRADE 12, laTRUCTIONAL *MSICS, *SECONDARYSCHOOL- SCIENcgi AraTiEVEYEET TESTS, CURRICULUM DEVELOP NT, EQUIPMENTLISTS, "AMATORY AL, MECHANICS, MOTION, STUDENT ACTIVITIES
7, SE 004 987 2 17 12 10ANDRIWS, TED F.VARIATION, STUDENT INVESTIGATIM, SECOND EXPERDENTALEDITION 1967-1968EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF MERICA, CLEVELAND, OHIO
67 166 -
*EIOIAGICAL SCIENCES, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *IABORATORYMANUALS, *SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE,CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, MAN, VARIATION
8. SE 005 756 2 17 35 17APPIEMAN, RONALD EUGENEA COMARATIVE STUDY OF THE COGNITIVE EFFECTS OF THE USE OF TAKEHOME LABORATORY MATERIALS ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN COLLEGE LEVELPHYSICAL SCIENCE CLASSESOKIAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY
67 112*ACADEMIC Actur.vt.mENT *COLLEGE SCIENCE, *HOME INSTRUCTION, *INSTRUCTION,*P.HYSICAL SCIENCES, CONVENTIONAL INSTRUCTION, COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS,DOCTORAL THESES, INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT, RESEARCHREPORTS, STUDENT ATTITUDES, SCIENCE LABORATORIES, 1967
9. SE 004 788 1 06 33 30BAKER, G. L.; ARMSTRONG, R. L.TEMYERATURE VARIATION OF NUCLEAR QUADRUPOLE RESONANCE FREQUENCIESAMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS01 00 68 4*COLLEGE SCIENCE, *PAPERS, *PHYSICAL. CHEMISTRY, *SCIENCE EWIPMENT,ATOMIC STRUCTURE, PHYSICAL SCIENCES, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, SPECTROMETRY,TEMPERATURE, UNDERGRADUATE STUDY
10. SE 004 649 3 17 53 11BALABAKAN, NORMANOHM'S LAW AND ELECTRICAL SOURCES, A PROGRAMED =CTSYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTEDRSED 021 742 MF $0.50 HC $4.20
63 82*COLLEGE SCIENCE, *ENGINEERING EDUCATION, *ELECTRONICS, *INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS, *PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION, CONDUCTANCE, CURRENT SOURCES,ELECTRICITY, PHYSICAL SCIENCES, TEXTBOOKS, UNDERGRADUATE STUDY,SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
(2)
11. SE 004 648 3 17 53 11
akLIPANIAN, Z:ORMAN
rEsLST1VE NETKOAKSSYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTiENT
EDRSED 021 741 MF $0.75 He $7.20
64 142*COLX,EGE SCIENCE, *ENGINEERING EDUCATION, *ELECTRONICS, *INETRUCTIONAL
ATERIPIS0 *PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION, ELECTRICITY, PHYSICAL SCIENCES,
TEXTBOOKS, UNDERGRAMUATE STUDY, UNIVERSITY OF SYRACUSE
12. SE 094 E47 3 17 53 11
EALABANIAN, NORMAN; KIRWIN, GERALD 3.DIODE AND DIODE CIRCUITS, A PROGRAMMED TEXTSYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
EDRSED 021 740 IMF $0.75 HC $8.95
64 177*COLLEGE SCIENCE, *ENGINEERING EDUCATION, *ELECTRONICS, *INSTRUCTIONAL
MERU'S, *PROWTED INSTRUCTION, ELECTRICITY, PHYSICAL SCIENCES,
TEXTBOOKS, UNDERGRADUATE STUDY, UNIVERSITY OF SYRACUSE
13. SE 004 642 3 17 53 11
IMABANIAN, NORMAN; ROOT, AUGUSTIN A.CAPACITORS AND RESISTANCE - CAPACITANCE NETWORKSSYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
EDRSED 021 739 NF $0.75 HC $8.20
64 162*COLLEGE SCIENCE, *ENGINEERING EDUCATION, *ELEGIRONICS, *INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS, *PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION, ELECTRICITY, PHYSICAL SCIENCES,
UNDERGRADUATE STUDY, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
14. SE 005 012 1 17 72 11
BARNARD, J. DARRELL; AND OTHERSSCIENCE - A KEY TO THE FUTURE-- 9ihh MacNILIAN COMPANY, NEW YORK, NEW YORK
67 632*GENERAL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, *SECONDARY
SCHOOL SCIENCE, = =TEXTBOOKS, ASTRONOMY, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GLOSSARY,
METEOROLOGY, PHYSICAL SCIENCES
15. SE 005 011 1 17 72 11
BARNARD, T. DARRELL; AND OTHERSSCIENCE - A SEARCH FOR EVIDENCE - -7THE MacMILLAN COMPANY, NEW YORK, NEW YORK
66 422*GRADE 7, *GENERAL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SECONDARY SCHOOL
SCIENCE, *TEXTBOOKS, ASTRONOMY, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GEOLOGY, HEALTH,
METEOROLOGY, PHYSICAL SCIENCES, STUDENT ACTIVITIES, 1966
C3)
16. SE CO5 013 1 17 72 11BARNARD, 3. DELL; An oralsSCIENCE - A IZNY TO SOLVE Pi OBITHE 3:lacIaLLAN COMPANY , ZMW YORK, Z:EW YOLK
66*GENFMAL SCIENCE, *GRADE 8, *INSTRUCTIOnL FATERIALS , *SECO:MARY SCHOOL
SCIENCE, -*TEXTBOOKS , BIOLOGICAL SCIEECES, PHYSICAL SCEENCES ,
PSYCHOL-OGi'.. SCIENCE ACTIVITIES , SCIENTIFIC 'METHODOLOGY, 1966
17. SE OM 413 1 06 95 20BARNARD, W. ROZERTTEACHING AIDS, Smcl PROJECTORS IN THE MOJERN CHMISMY CLASSROOM
JotariAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION02 00 68 5*AUDIOVISUAL AIDS, *CilEMISTRY= *COLLEGE SCIENCE,. *SECONDARY SCHOOLSCIENCE, FILMS, ma:ma-feu -NAMING AIDS, ii:ANVFACTURERS , PROJECTORS ,SCIENCE EQUIPMNT
18 SE 004 660 3. 17 85 20=MD, W. ROBERTTEACHING AIDS, OVERHEAD PROJECTORSJOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION05 00 68 6*AUDIOVIRAL AIDS, *COLLEGE SCIENCE, :113VERREAD PROXECTORS , *SECONDARYSCHOOL SCIENCE, INSTRUCTIONAL MATERMIS TRANSMENCIES
19. SE 005 743 1 06 95 33
BARNARD, W. ROBERTTEACHING AIDS PROJECTION SCREENS AND CHALK BOARDS IN THE 1::ODERN
CJIEI{ESTRY CLASSROOMJOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION08 00 6C 5*CHALKBOARDS , e:INSTRUCTIONAL itEDIA, *INSTRUCTIONAL AIDS, *PROJECTIOPEQUIPIENT, *PROJECTION SCREENS, CHEMISTRY, EDUCATIONAL EQUIP ENT,INSTRUCTION
20. SE 005 840 1 17 23 29BARNARD, W . ROBERTTEACHING AIDSTELEVISION FOR THE MODERN CHEMISTRY CLASS LOOM, PART II
JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION11 00 68 5*CHEITCSTRY, *COLLEGE SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTION, 17:EDI3CATIOIVIL PROGRAMSINSTRUCTIONAL MATYRIALS , SCIENCE LABORATORIES
(4)
21. SE 0S.4 278 1 C6 23 20WAN:4RD, W. ROBMT; omitsTEACHING AIDS - A IECTURE ROOM DIGITAL IIILTDEV.RJOURiAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATIel03 00 68 3*AUDIOVISUAL min, 5:COILEM SCIENCE, *CHEW-MY, *SCIENCE 2:Quinsozr,IMTREMENTATION, NATIONAL SCIENa FOUNDA.TION, MULTDEU;RS
22. SE 004 623BEAN, DON L.THE SPACEATORIUM IN CEiTRAL IEBRASKA, IMPR ,x NT OF ASTRONOMY-SPACE
SCIENCE RSTRUCTIONW. J. ARRASMIMI PLAMTARR7M, GRAND ISLAND HIM SCHOOL, NSBRASKA
7*ASTRONOMY, *EIEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *SECONDABY SCHOOL SCIENCE,
*SCIENCE FACILITIES, AtDII:ATISEAL AIDS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM, INSTRUCTIONAL
FATERIAIS, PHYSICAL SCIENCES, PLANTTARIUM, SPACE StaINCE, SCIENCEEQUIPMENT, ESEA TITLE III, ARRASMITH PLLVETARIUM, GRAND, ISLAND, NEBRASKA
06 55 29
23. SE 005 855 3 10 09 17BE K, EUGENE ZERO?A COMPARISON OF TWO APPROACHES TO TEACHING SELECTED ELEMENTS OF COLIECE INTEL
DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRYUNIVERSITY OF ISSCURI, COLUMBIAUNIVERSTTY FECR.OFILMS, ANT ARBOR, MICHIGANED 028 C62 NOT AVAIIABIE FROM EDRS
68 238*COLIECZ MUM. TICS, *i.MOkETRY, *INSTRUCTION, *TEACHLNG METHODS, COMPARATIVE
ANALYSIS
24. SE 003 462 2 17 91 17MEIER, NELSON FREDERICKA CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF TIE USE OF ANALOGY IN SCIENCE WRITINGS FORCHILDREN: AN INVESTIGATION OF TRENDS IN CERTAIN ASPECTS OF :_tALOGY IN
RELATION TO CHANCES IN EDUCATIONAL PROCEDURES
NEW YORK UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY MICROFILMS, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN
54 136*EiEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATE LS, *READING MATERIALS,*TEXTBOOKS, ANALOGIES, RESEARCH REPORTS, TEXTBOOK CONTENT, DOCTORAL
THESES
25. SE 005 821 1 06 95 38BERGER, CARLELECTRIC CURRENT METERSCIENCE AHD CIIIT.1EZEN11 00 68 2*EIEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *SCIENCE EQUIP 3T,
BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, EARTH SCIENCE, INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, PHYSICS
(5)
26. SE Cri5 751 2 17 51 15BERGER, CARL; An OTHERSMCODZIS FOR ELECTRIC AND IIA.CITIC INTERACTION - nACPER'S GUIDESCIENCE CURRICULTM DER i x I tiT STUDY, UNIVERSIT.Y OF CALIFORNIA, BERME!09 CO 68 104*EIDENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *IMIRECTIONAL FATERIALS, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES,*TEACHING GUIDES, CURFaCULUM DEVELOPMENT, ELECTRICITY,MA.MTISM, SCIENCEACTIVITIES, SCIENCE COURSE IMPRt x 7.7.12 PROJECT, SCIENCE UNITS, SCIENCECURRICULUM IMP R, )) 1 STUDY, NATIONAL SCIENCE FM.INIATION, 1968
77. SE 095 440 1 06 32 20BE-1.01. R, CARL; KARPT1S, ROBERT?&IDELS FOR ELECTRIC ANT MGM= LATERACTIOMSCIENCE AND CHILDREN09 09 68 7*ELECTRICITY, *EIEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, .*23.0DELS, *MAGIMITS:N.1,*SCIENCE EQUIPMENT, INSTRUCTION, macs, SCIENCE DEMONSTRATION,SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, 1968
28. SE OW 709 2 17 92 11BETHUNE, PAUL; An OTHERSIOTA JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE SEQUENCENO SCHOOL SYSTEM, FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA
64 300SCIENCE, *GRADE 7, *GRADE 8, *MADE 9, BIOLOGY
CHEMISTRY, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAIS, COURSE CONTENT, EARTH SCIENCE, PHYSICS,SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, SCIENTIFIC METHOD
29. SE 005 019 1 17 92 10BLANC, SAM S.; ANT OTHERSEXERCISES AND INVESTIGATIONS FOR MODERN SCIENCE FAN, ?ATTER, AND ENERGYMOLT, RINEHART AND WIN1STON, INC., NEW YORK, NEW YORK
67 169*BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAIS, *LABORATORY MANUALS,*PHYSICAL SCIENCES, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES,TESTS, 1967
30. SE 005 009 3. 17 42 11BLANC, SAM S.; AND OTHERSMODERN SCIENCE EARTH, SPACE, AND ENVIRONIENTMOLT, RINEHART AND 'WINSTON, INC., NEW YORK, NEW YORK
67 460*EARTH SCIENCE, *INSABUCTIONAL Mis.TERIALS, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE,*SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, *TEXTBOOKS, ASTRONOMY, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GEOLOGY,METEOROLOGY, OCEANOLOGY
31. SE 005 006 1 17 72 11BLANC, SAM S.; ANT OTHERSMODERN SCIENCE RAN, MATTER, AND ENERGY- -TEAGiihn. IS EDITIONHOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON, I-NC., NEW YORK, NEW YORK
67 460*GENERAL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS *TEXTBOOKS, *TEACHING GOIDES ,*SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, BIOLOGY, ENERGY, FORCES (PHYSICAL), HEALTH,ISATTEft, PHYSICAL SCIENCES, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES
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32. SE 005 970 1 17 82 17EDGC".N.iR, RIWARD EAMELRELIGIOLS CONS zir IN STATE-APPROVED TEXTMIOXS USED Eil AMMANPrBLIC SECONIMRY SCHOOLS Ei FEUDS OF IANGUACE ARTS, MATI-MrATICS,SCIENCE, AND SOCIAL STUDIES DURUM 7.17. YEAR 1966Ira MICA ViIVERSITYMiJERSITY MICROFILM, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN
68 185*INSTRUCTIONAL IWERIAIS, *YELI ffON, *RELIGIOUS FACTORS,. *SECONDARY
ERIXATION, *TEXTBOOKS, DOCTORAL TITSES, LANGUAGE ARTS, FAATIEMICS,SCIENCE EDrCATION, SOCIAL STUDIES, 1968
33. SE 004 793 1 17 33 20BILENOTES ON "IMAGE METHODS INS ELECT.ROSTATICtr COMPUTE2.-Altr_MATED FILM
AnRacAN JOrRNAL OF 12HYSICS05 00 68 6IrCOLIEGE SCIENCE, erELEMROSTATICS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PHYSICS,COMPUTER-ASSISTED DiSTRUCTION, TEACIIING TEMIQUES, UNITED STATES
ATOMIC ENERGY COMi- ISSION
34. SE 005 522 1 17 32 11BODIEY, ROGER W.; A OTHERS
ELECTRICITY - ERC SCIENCE PROBLEMSEDUCATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF AMERICA, CLt.""VELAN'D, OHIO
01 00 68 1501,GRADE 11, *GRADE 12, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PHY.SIC *SEC-ONDARY
SCHOOL SCIENCE, ACIlitvEMENT TESTS, CURRICULUM DE-VELOMIERT, EQU'IFIEW LISTS,
ELECTRICITY, 'AMATORY ISANIFATS, STBDENT ACTIVITIES
35. SE 005 475 1 17 52 11BODIEY, ROGER; AND OTHERSHEARTBEAT PROBLEMS GREATER CLt.Vt.LAND SCIENCE PROGRAMEDUCATIONAL RESEARCH COL CIL OF AMERICA, CLEVELAND, OHIO
08 00 67 71*CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES, *RESOURCE GUIDES,
*SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *minims, INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, MATHEMATICS,
SCIENCE COURSE ThIPROVEIENT PROSECT, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES
36. SE 005 480 1 17 52 A.BODLEY, ROGER; AND OTHERSPENDULUM PROBLEMS - GREATER CLEVELAND SCIENCE PROGRAM
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF AMERICA, CIEVEIAND, OHIO
08 00 67 63*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PRYSICAL SCIENCES, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES,*SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, MATHEMATICS,
RESOURCE GUIDES, SCIENCE COURSE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT, TEXTBOOKS,
PENDULUM
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37. SE GO5 474 1 17 52 10BODLEi ROGER; An OTHERSSTUMM GUIDE TO ETARTBEAT AND PENTILTLIIM PROBIEMS - GREATER CIEVELAX13
S t CE PROVAMEDUCAUONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF AMERICA, CLEVELAND, CIO
08 00 67 132
*CURRICUILII DEVELOPMENT, *I/STRUCTIONn MATERIAIS, *LABORATORY
MUMS, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, YrATHEYATICS, SCIENCE
ACTIVITIES, SCIENCE COURSE IMP'ROVEYENT PRO CT
38. SE 005 473 1 17 52 15
BODLEY, ROGER; An OTHERSTEACHER GUIDE TO HEARTBF.AT AND PENDULUM PROBLEMS - GREATER CIZVELANI)
SCIENCE PROGRAMEDUCATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF AMERICA, CLEVELAND, OM
08 00 67 105
*CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT *10TRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES.,
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39. SE 005 598 1 17 32 20
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40. SE 005 696 1 17 33 29
BORK, ALFRED ELINSTRUCTIONALUSES OF THE COMPUTER - 1130 FORTRAN MECHANICS PROGRAMS
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10 00 68 1*COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION, *COLTECE SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL
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41. SE 005 068 1 17 71 11BRANMEIN, PAUL F.; AIM oraRsCONCEPTS IN SCIENCE 1
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66 154
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42. SE 005 069 1 17 71 11MANNA-EP-4 PAU F.; An OD-MRSCONCEPTS Pi SCIENCE 2MCOURT, BRACE An saer), zum -tali YORK
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43. SE 005 070 1 17 71 11MANDWEIN, PAUL F.; An OTHERSCONCEPTS IN SCIENCE 3HARCOURT, BRACE An WORLD, MI. 1. T YORK, IIMW YORK
66 314*ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *GRADE 3, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,
*SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, *TEXTBOOKS, ASTRONOMY, ANIMALS, BIOLOGiCAIT
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44. SE 005 071 1 17 71 11BRANDWEIN, PAUL F.; AND OTHERSCONCEPTS IN SCIENCE 4HARCOURT, ER ICE AND WORLD, NEW YORK, NE YORK
66 311*ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *GRADE 4, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,*SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, 7" '1 XXTBOtyA , BIOLOGICAL SCIEXES, GENERAL SCIENCE,GLOSSARY, LIGHT, PHYSICAL SCIENCES, SOUND
45. SE 005 072 I 17 71 11BRANDWEM, PAUL F.; MID OTHERSCONCEPTS IN SCIENCE 5HARCOLTRT, BRACE AND WORLD, NEW YORK, NEW Yiag
66 376*ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *GRADE 5, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,*SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, *TEXTBOOKS, ASTRONOMY, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES,
CELL THEORY, GLOSSARY, GEOLOGY, MOLECULES, PHYSICAL SCIENCES
46, SE 005 073 1BRANDWEIN, PAUL F.; ANTI OTHERSCONCEPTS IN SCIENCE 6HARCOURT, BRACE AND WORLD, NEW YORK, NEW YORK
66 439*EIEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *GRADE 6, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATER-ills,*SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, *TEXTBOOKS, ASTRONOMY, BEHAVIOR, ENERGY,
ELECTRICITY, GENERAL SCIENCE, GLOSSARY, HEREDITY, MACHINES,
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17 71 11
47. SE 094 344 I 17 /2 30BRE/MAN, JOHN Si.CONCEPT ORIE NTED TRAICSPARENCIES03E SCIENCE TEACHER01 00 68 1*BIOLOGY, *IISTRUCnONAL MAWRIALS, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE,*TRANS2ARENCHS, AUDIOJISUAL AIDS, Dar !CARY SCHOOL SCIENCE,INSTRUCTION
48. SE 005 497 1 17 22 17, SISTER CATHERINE
A STUDY OF THE CHANGE SUBJECT-MAMA CONTENT OF OHIO KWH SCHOOLCHMSTRY TEXTBOOKS USED IN 1957 AND 1967DA1TON UM-WM.5'7.Y, OHIO, SCHOOL OF EDUCATION07 00 67 2
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49. SE 005 832 1 17 23 30BROOMIEAD, JOHN A.; An OTHERSTHE DEMONSTRATION OF RAftifiZATIONJOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION11 00 68 2*CHEMISTRY, *C8EYHCALKINTTICS, *IISTRUCATIONAL MATERIALS, COLLEGESCIENCE, CHEMICAL REACTIONS, INSTRUCTION, LABORATORY EXPERIWNTS, LABORATORY
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IN riet.rAupDpur. COMPLEXES
50. SE 005 105 3 17 o-; 17BROWN, JAWS ?ALTON, JR.AN ANALYSIS OF SELECTED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE TEXTBOOKSEAST TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY, COMERCEUNIVERSITY lECROFILM, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANED 023 590 NOT AVAIL-ABLE FROM EDRS
67 237*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *TEXTBOOKEVALUATION, *TErrBooKs, BIOLOGY, DOCTORAL THESES, EARTH SCIENCE,GENERAL SCIENCE, GRADE 7, GRADE 8, GRADE 9, PHYSICAL SCIENCES,SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES, TEXTBOOK CONTENT, RESEARCH REPORZ, BASICLIFE SCIENCE, PHYSICAL SCIENCE - A BASIC SCIENCE COURSE OR LIFE SCIENCE,A MODERN COURSE An PHYSICAL SCIENCE FOR PROGRESS, MODERN EARTH SCIENCE,S CLENCE DISCOVERY AND PROGRESS, 1967
51. SE 004 661 1 17 23 20BUMGARDNER, CARL L.; WAHL, GEORGE H.FRAMEWORK MOLECETIAR MODELS TO ILLUSTRATE LINNETT SDOUBLE QUARTET THEORYJOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION05 00 68 1*COLIEGE SCIENCE, *CHEMISTRY, *INSTRUCTIONA.L MATERIALS,MOIEMIAR MODELS, PHYSICAL SCIENCES, TEACHING TECHNIQUES
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52. SE 005 292 1 17 86 20BacHnima, TEE G.MICROFORM TECENOLOGY AND EDUCATION. INVITED PAPER - NATIOSALMICROFILM ASSOCIATION MEETING, CHICAGO, MAY 23, 1968OFFICE OF EDUCATION, BUREA1 OF RESEARCH05 23 68 13*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, -1INFORMTION UTILIZATION, EDUCATION,EDUCATIONAL CHANCE, INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION, INFORMATIONAL CENTERS,MICROFILM, MICROFICHE, SYSTEMS APPROACH, BUREAU OF RESEARCH,OFFICE OF EDUCATION, EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTERS(ERIC), RESEARCH IN EDUCATION, 1968
53. SE 005 605 1 06 16 20BUSSER, JOHN H.STRAW GAUGES AND WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THEMBIOSCIENCE02 00 68 2*BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, *ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,*SCIENCE EQUIPMENT, *STRAIN GAUGE
54. SE 005 098 2 17 94 11CALDER, RITCHIEMN AND THE COSMOS, THE NATURE OF SCIENCE TODAYFREDERICK A. PRAEGER, PUBLISHERS, NEW YORK, NW YORK
68 217*INSTRUCTIONAL MTERIAIS, *SCIENTIFIC METHODOLOGY, *SCIENCEHISTORY, ASTRONOMY, CLIMATOLOGY, GEOLOGY, OCEANOLOGY, 1968
55. SE 004 881 3 17 95 30CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONILLUSTRATION LESSON MATERIALS, A SUPPLEMENT TO SCIENCE FRAMEWORKFOR CALIFORNIA PUBLIC SCHOOLSCALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONEDRSED 020 900 MF $0.50 He $4.10
68 80*CURRICULUM GUIDES, *ELEZENTtlY SCHOOL SCIENCE, RESOURCE MATERIALS, *SCIENCEACTIVITIES, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, SCIENTIFIC CONCEPTS, BIOLOGY, HEALTHEDUCATION, PHYSICAL SCIENCES, SCIENCE EDUCATION, CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OFEDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT, TITLE V
56. SE 004 492 2 17 51 30COFFMAN, JOAN; AND OTHERSPHASES OF MATTER, STUDENT MANUALSCIENCE CURRICULUM IMPROVEMENT STUDY, BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA02 00 68 55*ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES,*SCIENCE UNITS, *SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, SCIENCE COURSE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT,SCIENCE CURRICULUM IMPROVEMENT STUDY
57. SE 004 575 2 17 42 37COHEN , DAVID; ANT OTHERSSCIENCE ACTIVITY TOPICS, METEOROLOGYTHOMAS ZMSON AND SONS PUBLISHERS, CAMDEN,. NEW JERSEY
68 69*EAR.TH SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL 'MATERIALS , *SCIENCE ACTIVITIES,*SEW: MARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, HOME STUDY, METEOROLOGY, WEATHER, AUSTRALIA
58. SE 004 584 1 17 91 30COLE, R. C.A HANDFUL OF SANDMIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS, MEM/AIMS , NEW JERSEY
67 14*ELEYENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAIS , *OUTDOOR EDUCATION,
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59. SE 004 597 1 17 11 30COLE, R. C.OUR WORLD IN A FISH BOWL!IDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS , HIGHLANDS , NW JERSEY
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60. SE 005 405 1 17 33 C1COMMISSION ON COLIEa PHYSICSCOMMISSION ON COLLEGE PHYSICS BIENNIAL REPORT 1966-68COMISSION ON COLLEGE PHYSICS COLLEGE PARR, 14ARYIAND
68 4*COTTF.GE SCIENCE, *CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, *PHYSICS, *PROJECT REPOTS,AUDIOVISUAL AIDS, INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, SCIENCE MATERIALS, SCIENCECOURSES, SCIENCE EQUIPMENT, TEACHING METHODS , COMMLS SION ON COLLEGE
PHYSICS, 1968
61. SE 004 216 3 17 92 11COMMISSION ON ENGINEERING EDUCATIONTHE MAN MADE WORLDCOMMISSION ON ENGINEERING EDUCATION, WASHINGTON, D. C.
EDRSED 019 243 IfF $2.50 BC $26.65
67 531*CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, *COMPUTERS, *ENGINEERING, *INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *SCIENCE
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62. SE 004 934 1 17 93 38CONMLLY, JOHN 3 ; BARNARD , WALTIER N.MICRWAVE DIFFRACTION - A TEACHING ANALOGUE FOR X-RAY DIFFRACTIONJOURNAL OF GEOLOGIC AL EDUCATION05 00 68 4*COL GE SCIENCE *GEOLOGY, *PHYSICS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL,MINERALOGY, MATEPIATICS , SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS, TEACHING TECHNIQUES, WAVEMEM, X-RAYS , ISCRMAVES
63. SE 005 862 2 17 92 11DAMASKGS , NICKANDER J.PREVIEW OF MODERN r,'ONCEPTS IN ENGIIEEKING - A CASE STUDY TEXT FOR HIGHSCHOOL STUDENTSDELAWARE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA08 00 68 350*CURRICULUM DEvELOPMENT, *ENGINEERING, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL,*SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *TEXTBOOKS , CASE STUDIES, ENGINEERS,MATHEMATICS, TECHNOLOGY
64. SE 004 821 2 17 92 37DARNMSKI , VINCENT S .COMPUTERS - THEORY AND USESNATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, WASHINGTON, D. C.
64 108*COMPUTERS, *CURRICULUM, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SECONDARYSCHOOL SCIENCE, *'TECHNOLOGY, ELECTRONICS, MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS,NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, IBM
65. SE 004 820 2 17 92 15DARNMSKI , VINCENT S .A TEACHER'S GUIDE TO COMPUTERS - THEORY AND USESNATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, WASHINGTON, D. C.
64 97*COMPUTERS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE,*TEACHING GUIDES, *TECHNOLOGY, BIBLIOGRAPHIES, ELECTRONICS, FILMS,MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS, TESTS, IBM, NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
66. SE 005 389 3 06 95 32DAS BACH , JOSEPH N.COMMISSION ON SCIENCE EDUCATION NEWSLETTER, VOLUME 4, NUMBER 2AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE, WASHINGTON , D C.ERRSED 023 598 NF $0.25 HC $0.9003 00 68 16*CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *PROGRAM EVALUATION,
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67. SE 005 001 1DAVIS, IRA C.; AND OTIE,RSSCIENCE 2 EXPERIMENT AND DISCOVERYHOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON, INC., NEW YORK,
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17 72 11
NW YORK
* SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE,EARTH SCIENCE, FORCF.S (PHYSICAL),
68. SE 005 010 1 17 72 11DAVIS, InA. C.; AND OTHERSSCIENCE DISCOVERY AND PROGRESSHOLT, RI/EHART ANT WINSTON, INC., NEW YORK, NEW YORK
65 504*GE/MAL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, *SECONDARY
SCHOOL SCIENCE, ASTROEOYS, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, METEOROLOGY, PHYSICAL
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69. SE 005 004 1 17 72 11DAVIS, IRA C.; AND OTHERSSCIENCE 1 OBSERVATION AND EXPERIMENTHOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON, INC., NEW YORK, NEW YORK
65 424*NERAL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SECO/MARY SCHOOL SCIENCE,*rExTBOOKS, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, CONSERVATION, PHYSICAL SCIENCES,SCIENCE ACTIVITIES
70. SE 004 918 2 17 33 10DAW, HAROLD A,AN EXPERIMENTAL INTRODUCTION TO KINETIC THEORYCOMMISSION ON COLLEGE PHYSICS, COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND
68 91*COLIEGE SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *KINETIC THEORY, *PHYSICS,CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, LABORATORY MANUALS, MOTION, PHYSICAL SCIENCES,SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, SCIENCE EXPERIZENTS, UNDERGRADUATE STUDY
71. SE 005 964 1 17 33 20DAW, HAROLD A.LECTURE AND DEMONSTRATION APPARATUSAMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS11 00 68 3*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PHYSICS, *SCIENCE EQUIPMENT, COLLEGE SCIENCE,LABORATORY TECHNIQUES, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES
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72, SE 004 983 1 17 91 15DE LOURDES, SISLER MARY; A,ND MITERSTEACHER'S RESOURCE BOOK. FOR SCIENCE IN THE PRDARY GRADES
McGRAW-TILL BOOK COIVANY, NEW YORK, MI YORK67 320
*ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *GENERAL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,
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73, SE 604 798 06 25 38DUEDALL, litat W.A MERCURY DISPENSERJa3RNAL OF CHEMICAL MUTATION05 00 63 1*CHEMLSTRY; *COL1EGE SCIENCE, *IABORATORY TEQINIQUES, *IABOR.ATORY
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74. SE 004 026 3 17 12 17DUKE, REESE DALETHE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW SUPPLEMENTARY TEACIMG MATERIALS AND AN
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66 104*BIOLOGY, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *INSTRUCTION, *TEACHING TECHNIQUES,AUDIOVISUAL AIDS, DOCTORAL THESES, RESEARCH. REPORTS, SECONDARY SCHOOL
SCIENCE, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES CURRICULUM STUDY, PROCESSES OF SCIENCE TEST,DIFFERENTIAL APTITUDE TEST, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES CURRICULUM STUDY
COI P'REHEMIVE FINAL, 1966
75. SE 004 662 17 13 17DWYER, FRANCIS M.
EFFECTIVENESS OF SELECTED VISUAL ILLUSTRATIONS IN TEACHING SCIENCE
CONCEPTS TO COLLEGE FRESHMENJOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH04 00 68 5*COLLEGE SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *INSTRUCTION, *LEARNING,*VISUAL LEARNING, AUDIGITISUAL AIDS, BIOLOGY, RESEARCH REPORTS, VERBAL IEARNINC
1968
76. SE 005 960 1 06 33 20EDZIO/iDS, DEAN S JR,AN INEXPENSIVE VACUUM- -TUBE ELECTROMETERAMERICAN JOURNAL OF FirISICS11 00 68 8* COLLEGE SCIENCE, *LABORATORY EQUIPMENT, *irhYSICS , *SCIENCE EQUIPMENT,
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77 SE 094 946 2 17 1230EDUCATIGrAL RrEARCH CCiENCIL OF AS IGA
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78. SE 005 481 1 17 52 10EGAR, JOSEPHFLUZCHARTING -- GREATER MEVELAM SCIENCE PROGRAM
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79. SE 004 532 1 17 11 30EIEISNTARY SCIENCE STUDYHOW TO Y1AKE A craCiMN, SKELETONEIEMENTARY SCIENCE , NFT,ITON:, WkssActresEnsMc et' -HILL BOOK COMPANY, NEW YORK, /EW YORK
65 18*MOLOGICAL CIENCES , *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *INST.RUCTIONAL MATE RIAIS ,
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80. SE 004 493 1 17 53 36ENGINEERING MANPOWER COWLES S ION
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02 00 68 3*AUDIOVISUAL AIDS, *COLLEGE SCIENCE, *ENGINEERING EDUCATION, FILMS ,
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81. SE 004 4.49 2 17 22 11EVANS , IE ROYPHYSICAL SCIENCE - THINK "SAFETY"HUGHS ON UNION HIGH SCHOOL, CALIFORNIA08 00 67 38*CHEMISTRY, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES, *SAFETY,*SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE , LABORATORY SAFETY
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82. SE 002 67a 1 06 23 30GAIEN W.
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83. SE 004 002 1 06 32 30EWTAG, OMEN W.TOPICS Ei CHEMICAL DSTRUMENTATIONJOMINAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION01 00 68 30*BALANCES, *COLIEGE SCIENCE, *CHEMISTRY, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES, *SCIENCEEQUIPMENT
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87. SE 005 828 i 06 23 33EWING, GALEN W.TOPICS IN CHEMICAL INSTRUMENTATIONJOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION11 00 68 9*COLIEGE SCIENCE, *CHEMISTRY, *FiEASUREMENTT INSTRUMENTS, *SCIENCEEQUIPMENT, COLOR METERS, EQUIPIEYI GUIDES, INSTRUCTIOAL MATERIALS,REFLECTOMETERS
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88. SE 005 007 1 17 92 11FARLEY, SISTER VARY NaCHOIAS; VINantr, EDWARD REVELSCIENCE An LIFE - 7BOLT, RINIEMT WIN N, liEW YORK, .1,111 YORK
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89. SE 005 008 1 17 72 11FARLEY, SISTER MARY NICHOLAS; SMITH, VINCENT EDWARDSCIENCE ANT LIFE - 8HOLT, RINEHART AND i+' TON, YORK, PM YORK
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67 116*AUDIOVISUAL AIDS, *COLLEGE SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,*INSTRUCTIONAL FILMS, *PHYSICS, BIBLIOGRAPHIES, PHOTOGRAPHY,PROJECTION EQUIPMENT, SINGLE CONCEPT FILMS, CONFERENCES, FILMS, SC CEEQUIPMENT, COMISSION ON COLLEGE PHYSICS
92. SE 004 754 1 17 93 03FOWLER, WILLIAM A.; STEPHENS, WILLIAM E.RESOURCE LETTER OE -1 ON ORIGIN OF THE EIEMENTSAMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS04 00 68 13*BIBLIOGRAPHIES, *COLIEGE SCIENCE, *CHEMSTRY, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,*PHYSICS, ASTRONOMY, MAITER, AM-RICAN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICS TEACHERRESOURCE LETTER
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93. SEC 756 1 CS 33 20FOX, 3. ARLOTTO, 3. 3.DEMONSTRATION EXPERIMNT Esnx A DISSECTABIE A.IMAILMOMC OS CILIATOR
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94. SE 005 588 3 17 72 15FREDRIZKS Oh, CLIFFORD TGunpEw FOR TEACHING SCIENCE PROEM'S 1-2, GRADE XI OR MISAN DIEGO CITY SCHOOLS, CALIFORNIAEDRSED 023 610 liF $1.00 EC $13.45
66 267*CURRICULUM, *CENTRAL SCIENCE, *UV ABILITY STIMENTS, *SECONDARY
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95. SE 005 524. 1 17 32 11GALIAGIER, JAMES JOSEPH; JERDONEK, SISTER NARY CLARE
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96. SE 005 492 2 17 11 17GARY, RALPHAN INVESTIGATION OF CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT IN ELEIENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE
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97. SE 005 584 3 17 72 15GAY, PHILIP D.A GUIDE FOR TEACHING GENERAL SCIENCE 1-2 (8th)SAN DIEGO CITY SCHOOLS, CALIFORNIAERASED 023 608 NF $1.00 EC $13.15
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98. SE 004 370 3 17 91 10RARR.EN C.; BURGESS, ROB MT A.
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99. SE 002 306 1 17 12 10GLASS, BENTLEYGENETIC CONTINUITY, A LABORATORY BLOCK SOURCE BIOLOGICAL
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104. SE 005 728 1 17 15 07-MTN, JOitil IL; A?D OTaRS
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109. SE 605 576 1 17 95 15EAMMERMAN, DoxaD R.; HAY/SWAM, WILLIAM M.TEACHING Isi TIM OUTDOORSEnta.,.ss PUBLISHING COMPANY, KINMAPOLIS, MENnSOTA
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138. SE 004 926 1. 17 12 17LEE, WAYNE D.; EISLOP, rIADGE E.PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN PLACEMENT OF STUDENTS IN A BIOLOGY CLASS
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139. SE C04 936 1 17 47 37LEGAARD, IXNNT:1.1-1 3.; SVETOSEN, ROBERT G.
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144. SE 003 233 1 06 33 38LONG, IES T ; PARKS, JOHN A.NOTES An DISCUSSION - VOMITS IVE 11010GRAPHYAME RICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS08 00 67 2*COTT EGE SCIENCE, *DIFFRACTION, *OPTIC:5, *Pillar:3 , *SCIENCEEQUIP1ENT UOLOMAPHY
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154. SE 005 149 3 06 83 17MILACEK, BARBARA ROADSTHE MICROSCOPE 2 D NTESTMNTH cemay EDUCATIONENIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMAUNIMSITY MICROFIL}S, £ ARBOR, IRCHTGAN
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159. SE 005 838 1 06 95 38MOWERY, DWIGHT F., JR.A DUAL FANO DIRECT CURRENT POWER SUPPLY FOR STUDENT USE
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169. SE 094 777 I C6 33 39FIIIIMITER, L.; Isrz-as, H. F.
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165. SE CO4 358 2 17 91 11NAVARRA, JOAN G.; ZAFFORONTI, JOSEPHSCIENCE TODAY FOR Tk2 ELLIaNTAkY ;CE'OOL 'MAMAEAR_PER AN`D Rutrl, laraJ YORK, YCRK
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167. SE 004 202 1 17 95 36NELSON, PEARL A.; KELLEY, GA.YIEN B.BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CURRENT FILMS AND FILMSTRIPS IN ELEMENTARY SCIENCE,
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170. SE 003 115 3 17 52 15NORTH CAROLINA. STATE DEFAME:NT OF PUBLIC IIST.RUGTION
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180. SE 004 565 2PARS E GIAN , V. L.IN TO NATURAL S CHNCERENSSELAER POLYTECMIC IISTITOTE , TROY, 1ZW YORK
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186. SE 005 901 i 17 22 10
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197. SE 005 607 1 06 12 38
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199. SE 004 489 2 17 11 30
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206. SE 035 735 i 06 23 30RODRIQUEZ, F.SDEIE ?KIDELS FOR PGLYMER SIEREOCHEUSTRYJOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION08 00 68 4*AUDIOiTISUAL AIDS, *CMCISUIY, *COLIEGE SC CE, *INSTRUCTIONALFATERIALS, *SCIENCE MA.Th-RTATS, CHEMICAL BONDING, MOLECULAR HMIS, MOIECUIARSTRUCTURE, MODELS, ORGANIC CifF/ECSTRY, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES
207. SE 005 590 1 06 23 20ROGERS, L. B.RESEARCH SUMMITS FOR TEACHERS ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRYJOURNAL Ok CHEMICAL EDUCATION07 00 68 3*CHEMISTRY TEACHERS, *C )LIEGE SCIENCE, *SCHNCE EQUIPMENT, ANALYTICALCHEMISTRY, CHEMISTRY COMPUTERS, INSTRUCTIONAL MATERTATS, lEASUREMNTS,TRENDS
208. SE 005 907 1 17 22 11ROGERS, M. J. W.CHEIIISTRY, THE SAMPLE SCHME STAGES I AND II THE BASIC COURSETHE NUFFIELD FOUNDATIONLONGMANS-PENGUIN BOOKS, BALTIMORE, /MIAMI
67 474*CHEMISTRY, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE,GRADE a, GRADE 9, INSTRUCTION, INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION, PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS,SCIENCE EXIERIMENTS, SCIENCE COURSE ThIPROMENT PROJECT, TEXTB070, NUFFIELDPROJECT CaliISTRY, NUFFIELD FOUNDATION, MEAT BRITAIN
209. SE 004 919 2 17 33 11IttCS, MARCIFIERFERENCE AND DIFFRACTIONCOMMISSION ON COLLEGE PHYSICS, COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND
68 35*COLLEGE' SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES,*PHYSICS, CURRICULUM DEVELOP/ENT, TEXTBOOKS, UNDERGRADUATE STUDY,OPTICS, COMISSION ON COLLEGE PHYSICS
210. SE 004 802 1 06 25 20ROUBAL, WILLIAM T.AN EASILY CONSTRUCTED FUN CURET, A MODULAR ASSEMBLY FOR AUTOMATED CHEMICALANALYSES JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION06 00 68 1*CHEMISTRY, *COLLEGE SCIENCE, *SCIENCE EQUIP/ENT, ANALYTICAL CHEKCSTRY,LIQUID FLOW, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
211. SE 005 342 1 17 55 10RC( S, KYSCIME PROJECTS - MIRRORSBOOK-IAB, INC., BROOKLYN, NW YORK
68 49*EILNENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *ThSTRUCTIONAL I4ATERTALS, *IABORATORYMALLAIS, *PHYSIC.AT. semen, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, OPTICS
212. SE 005 393 1 17 71 15SALEM, DONALDSCIENCE EOM:Et-ICES FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACEMSPRENTICE-RATX, INC., ENGIEWOOD CLIFFS, LW JERSEY
61 64*EIMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL IIATERIAIS, *TEACHniG GUIDES,E . -4 SCHOOL CHERS, CENTRAL SCIENCE, LESSON MANS, SCIENCE UNITS,SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, 1961
213. SE C:34 801 1 06 23 38SAMUELS, STANLEYA SIMPIE SPRAYER FOR QUANTITAIlvt. 'SIN-IAYER CHROMATOMPHYJOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EIYUC.ATION06 00 68*CHEMI.STIC, *COL1EGE SCIENCE, *IABORATORY TECHNQUES, *SCIENCE EQUIPMENT,CHROMATOGRAPHY, IABORATOFS IETHODS, LABORATORY SAFETY
214. SE 004 412 1 06 95 20SCHERER, GEORGE; SAKURAI, RICHARD S.INEXPENSIVE APPLICATIONS OF POLAROID FILMJOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION02 00 68 2*COLLEGE SCIENCE, *PHOTOGRAPHY, *SCIENCE EQUIP1ENT, *SCIENCE liAIERIALS,*SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, CHEMSTRY, PHYSICS, RADIOACTIVITY, TEACHINGTECHNIQUES: POLAROID FILM
215. SE 005 076 1 17 85 11SCHNEMER, ROBERT E.HEALTH AND GROWTHALrili AND BACON, INC., BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
67 291*HEALTH EDUCATION, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SAFETY, *TEXTBCOKS,GLOSSARY, MENTAL HEALTH, PHYSICAL HEALTH, PHYSIOLOGY, PSYCHOLOGY
(42)
216. SE CO4 774 1 06 33 23SCINARZ, GL TERAPP/MAITS NOTESAnRICAN JO! RNAL OF PHYSICS12 00 61 2I:COLLEGE SCIENCE *11XTRUCTIOIAL MATERLALS *PHYSICS , - SCIENCE EQUIPMENT,*TEACH-UM PROCEDURES MERMEAD PROJECTORS, PHOTOIER, AIR TABLE
131 SE 005 571 1 17 51 15SCIENCE CURRICULUM I/2ROTTEFENT saw.RELATIVITY, TEACHE3. IS maDESCIENCE MBRICCIXTI IITRINEKENT. STUDY, BER1LEY, CALIFORNIAD. C. HEATH AND CCMPANY , BOSTON, YASSACIMSETTS
68 88IIELLIENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL 24ATERLALS *INSTPXCTION *PHYSICALSCMCiS , *SCIENCE Ataltri.TIES -4:TEACHING GUIDES, RELAI1VITY.; SCIENCECURRICULM IMOVEPENT STUDY, NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, 1968
218. SE 005 016 3 17 62 16SCOTT, ARTHUR; AND OTHERSBIOLOGY CMIISTRY PHYSICS, STUDENTS' GUIDE, A THREE-YEAR SEQUENCE,PARTS III AND IVPORTLAND STATE COLLEGE, OREGONEDRSED 021 768 IT $1.25 BC $13.50
67 268*INS TRI5CTIC-EAL MATERIAL, *INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH, BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY,CURRICULUM, PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS, PHYSICS, SCIENCE COURSE IMPROVEMENTPROJECT, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, PORTLAND, °RECCE, NATIONAL SCIENTEFOUNDATION, PORTLAND PROJECT
219. SE 005 525 1 17 22 30SH(MALTER, VICT-OR M.SLOTCAa SCIENCE ERC SCIENCE PROBLEMSEDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Cift/NCIL OF AMERICA, CLEVELAND, OHIO05 00 68 150*CHEMISTRY, *GRADE 11, *GRADE 12, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SECO1IDARYSCHOOL SCIENCE, *STUDENT ACTIVITIES, ACHIEVEMENT TESTS, CHROMATOGRAPHY,EQUIPMENT LISTS, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES
220. SE 005 196 3 17 92 30SHOWALTER, VICTOR M.; SIESNICK, Milli L.AWARD WINNING SCIENCE PROJECTSNATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, WASHINGTON, D. C.EDRSED 024 594 ME' $0.25 HARD COPY NOT AVAILABLE
68 35*SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, *SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS,*SCIENCE PROJECTS, BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, EARTH SCIENCE, HIGH SCHOOLSTUDENTS; JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, PHYSICS, THE SCIENCE TEACELER, NATIONALSCIENCE TEACILLXS ASSOCIATION
(435
221. SE 005 033 i 17 12 11SIMON, 'HAROID J.MICROBES An MilNATIONAL SCIENCE 'MOMS 2tS3OCIATI0N, VIASHINGTON, D. C.
63 160*BIODOGY, *DISEASES, *INSTRUCTIONAL MAT.ERIALS *MICROBIOLOGY, *SECONDARYSCHOOL SCIENCE, BACTERIA, INFECTIOUS DISEASn , SCIENTIFIC CONCEPT'S,SCIENCE ACKWIT.TSS , NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACIMAS ASSOCIATION, VISTASOF SCIENCE
222. SE 005 003 1 17 72 11SMITH, VICTOR C.EXPLORING SCIENCE FOR TiE SPACE AGEJ. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, PHILADELPFIA, 11EMSYLVANIA
66 422*GEZERAL SCIENCE, *GRADE 7, *ThSTRUCTIONAL 14ATERIAIS *SECOND&RYSCHOOL SCIENCE, *TEXTBWRS , BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, EARTH SCIENCES,MERCY, MATTER, SCIENCE ACTIviTIES
223. SE-005 005 1 17 72 11SMITH, VICTOR C.UNDERSTANDING SCIENCE FOR THE SPACE AGE3. B. LIPPINCOTT- COMPANY, PHIIADELPHIA, PEN/SYLVANIA
66 486*GRADE 8, *GENERAL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SECONDARYSCHOOL SCIENCE, **.frix-EBOOKS, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, ENERGY, EARTHSCIENCE, METEOROLOGY, MATTER, MOTION, SCIENCE ACrilaTIES,SPACE SCIENCE
224. SE 005 002 1 17 72 11SMITH, VICTOR C.; VANCE, B. 33ERNARRSCIENCE FOR THE SPACE AGE3. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
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(44)
225. SE 005 376 1 17 33 17SNOW, RICHARD E.; AIM 0111E.R.S
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES AID USTRUCTIONAL FI124 EFFECTSJOCRNAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
11--t-COLIEM SCIENCE, *IND1viD1AL DIFFERENCES, *LIGTRUCTION,
*PHYSICS, AUDIOVISUAL AIDS, EXTRUCTIONAL FILMS, RESEkRCH REPORTS,SCIENTIFIC ATTIIUDES
226. SE 005 966 1 06 33 22SOUIES, J. A.; BENNETT, R. B.THE "IISTRUYENTED" LABORATORYAYERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS11 00 68 5
*COLLEGE SCIENCE, LABORATORY EQUIPFENT, *SCIENCE EQUIPMENT, CIRCUITS,INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, INSTRUYENTAUON, INSTRUCTION, *PHYSICS, TRANSDUCERS,UNDERGRADUATE STUDY, CONMISSION CN COLLEGE PHYSICS
227. SE 004 923 2 17 33 11SOUJES, JACK A.WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE?COATISSION ON COLTI-... PHYSICS, COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND
68 59
*COLLEGE SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PHYSICS, CURRICULUMDEVELOPMENT, LABORATORY MANUAL, HATTER, PHYSICAL SCIENCES, SCIENCEACTIVITIES, SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS, TEXTBOOKS, TEACHING GUIDES, UNDERGRADUATESTUDY, COMMISSION ON COLLEGE PHYSICS
228. SE 004 540 1 06 33 30SPENCEIEY, BRIAN J.; AND OTHERSVELOCITY OF SOUND IN AIR USING SCHLIEREN TECHNIQUESAMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS01 00 65 4*COLLEGE SCIENCE, *PHYSICS, *UNDERGRADUAIE STUDY, PHYSICAL SCIENCES,SCIENCE DEMONSTRATIONS, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, SCIENCE EQUIPMENT, SCHLIERENTECHNIQUES
229. SE 005 900 2 17 52 11SPICE, J. E.THE NUFFIELD FOUNDATION PHYSICAL SCIENCE COURSETHE NUFFIELD FOUNDATIONTHE NUFFIELD FOUNDATION, 12 KINGSGATE STREET, WINCHESTER, ENGLAND
67 485*CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *INTEGRATED CURRICULUM,*SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *TEM:111.NC GUIDES, COURSE OBJECTIVES, COURSEORGANIZATION, COURSE CONTENT, CHEMISTRY, GRADE 11, GRADE 12, INTERNATIONALEDUCATION, INSTRUCTION, PHYSICAL SCIENCES, PHYSICS, PROGRAM DESCRIPTION,SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS, SCIENCE COURSE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT, TEXTBOOKS, TEACHINGTECHNIQUES, NUFFIELD FOUNDATION SCIENCE TEACHING PROJECT, GREAT BRITAIN
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230. SE 004 046 3 17 12 17STANICO, DI N. ELIZABETHTHE NATURE OF BIOLOGY TEXTBOOK TEACHERS' FAMIALS AND AN ANALYSISOF THEIR USE BY HIM SCHOOL BIOLOGY TEACHERSUNIVERSITY OF TEXASUNIVERSITY MICROFILMS, ANN ARBOR., MICHIGANED 024 562 NOT AVAILABLE FROM EDRS
67 155*BIOLOGY, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *TEACHING GUIDES, DOCTORAL THESES,INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, RESEARCH REPORTS, TEXTBOOKS, 1967
231. SE 004 047 3 17 13 17STAUD, MAP GARET CRES PO
HISTORY OF COLLEGE ZOOLOGY TEXTBOOKS IN TIE UNITED STATESCOLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, NEW YORKUNIVERSITY MICROFILMS, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANED 023 571 NOT AVAILABLE FROM EDRS
67 423*COLIEGE SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SCIENCE HISTORY, *SCIENCEEDUCATION HISTORY, *ZOOLOGY, DOCTORAL THESES, _INSTRUCTION , TEXTBOOKS,RESEARCH REPORTS , 1967
232. SE 004 398 1 06 23 38STEERE, NORMAN V . EDITORSAFETY IN THE amerc CAL IABORATORYJOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION02 00 68 7*COLLEGE SCIENCE, *CHEMICALS, *CHERESTRY *SCIENCE MATERIALS, *SAFETY,LABORATORY SAFETY, PHYSICAL SCIENCES
233. SE 005 829 1 06 26 20STEERE, NORMAN V.SAFETY IN THE CHEMICAL LABORATORYJCUELNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION11 00 63 3*CHEMISTRY, *LABORATORY SAFETY, SCIEW E EQUIPMENT, ULTRASONIC EQUIPMENT
234. SE 005 837 1 06 23 39STOCK, JOHN T.A SIMPLE LCW- CURRENT POTENTIOSTAT COULOIETRIC ANALYSISJOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION11 00 68 3*C11rEESTRY *COLIEGE SCIENCE, *SCIENCE EQUIPMENT, CHEMICAL ANALYSIS,CHEMICAL REACTIONS, INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAIS, LABORATORY TECHNIQUES
(46)
235. SE 005 905 1 17 22 10STOKES, B. J.CHEMISTRY, COLLECTED EXPERIFENTSTHE NUFFIELD FOUNDATIONTONG SANS- PENGUIN BOOKS, BALTIMORE, =WAND
67 368*CHFNIS72v, *INSTRUCTTONAL MATERIALS, *SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS, *SECONDARYSCHOOL SCIENCE, *TEACHING GUIDES, GRADE 8, GRADE 9, GRADE 10, INSTRUCTION,
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION, SCIENCE COURSE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT, NUFFIELD PROJECT
CHEMISTRY, NUFFIELD FOUNDATION, GREAT BRITAIN
23 6. SE 005 573 1 17 55 11&UMW, J. RICHARDIDEA BOOK, INQUIRY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS66 96
*EIEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL 14AWRIALS, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES,
**SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, DISCOVERY PROCESSES,
TEMCBOOKS, 1966
237. SF 005 572 1 17 45 11SUCHMAN, J. RICHARDIDEA BOOK, INQUIRY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN EARTH SCIENCESCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
68 95*EARTH SCIENCE, *ELE}ENTARIT SCHOOL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,
*SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, DISCOVERY LEARNING, GEOLOGY, COCURRICUIAR
ACTIVITIES, TEXTBOOKS, 1968
238. SE 002 442 2 17 22 18SUM MERLIN, LEE R.; CRAIG, SARA P.
EVOLUTION OF THE HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY TEXT AND PRESENT IMPLICATIONS
SCIENCE EDUCATION04 00 66 11
*CHEMISTRY, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *RESEARCH REVIEWS, *SECONDARY
SCHOOL SCIENCES, *TEXTBOOKS, SCIENCE EDUCATION HISTORY, HISTORICAL
REVIEWS, SCIENCE COURSE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT, CHEMICAL BOND APPROACH, CHEMICAL
EDUCATION MATERIALS STUDY, 1966
239. SE 002 312 1 17 12 10SUSSMAN, ALFRED S.MICROBES - THEIR GROWTH, NUTRITION, AND INTERACTION, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
CURRICULUM STUDY LABORATORY BLOCKBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES CURRICULUM STUDYD. C. HEATH AND COMPANY, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS03 00 66 124*BIOLOGY, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *LABORATORY MANUALS, *MICROBIOLOGY,
*SECONAARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, MTRIMENTS, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES CURRICULUM STUDY,
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
240. SE 005 915 1 17 12 13SWIFT, MAVISAN ILLUSTRATION DICTIONARY FOR STUDENTS OF BIOLOGY AT HO" LEVELWILLIAM lEINENANN BOOK COMPANY, 400 EAST 72ND STREET, NEW YORK, NEW YORK
67 109*BIOLOGY, *DICTIONARIES, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SECONDARYSCHOOL SCIENCE, LONDON, ENGLAND, 1967
(47)
241. SE 005 021 1 17 83 11TANSENBAUM, HAROLD E.; AZT OT RSSCIENCE EDUCATION FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS, SECOND EDITIONAz TNN An BACON, INC., BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
65 349*EIENENTARY SCHOOL TEACHMS *IISTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS' , *SCIENCE TEACHING,*TEACHING WOODS, *TEP.C1ER EDUCATION, GRADUATE STUDY SCIENCE EDUCATION,TEXTBOOKS, UNDERMADUATE STUDY
242, SE 005 180 3 17 72 17TAYLOR, JOSEPH R.AN ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF CURRENT SELECTED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLSCIENCE TEXTLOOKSAUBURN UNavERSITYUNIVERSITY MICROFIL MS, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANED 024 589 NOT AVAILABLE FROM EDRS
66 178*GENERAL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE,*TEXTBOOKS, *TEXTBOOK EVALUATION, COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS, DOCTORAL THESES,GRADE 7, GRADE 8, GRADE 9, RESEARCH REPORTS, BOLT RINEHART WINSTONCOMPANY, HARCOURT, BRACE ANII. WORLD, LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, MadilLIAN COMPANY,SCOTT FORESMAN COMPANY, 1966
243. SE 004 553 1 17 28 20THOMPS0g, PETERA STYLE MANUAL FOR LABORATORY REPORTSSANTA FE PREPARATORY SCHOOL, NEW MEXICO
68 15;-SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *TECHNICAL WRITING, *WRITING SKILLS, INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS, MANUALS, STYLE MANUALS
244. SE 005 074 1 17 12 11THURBER, WALTER A.; KIL13URN, ROBERT E.EXPLORING LIFE SCIENCEALLYN AND BACON, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
66 496*BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL,*SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *TEXTBOOKS, ANIMALS,GLOSSARY, PLANTS
24 5. SE 005 075 7 17 72 11TITA1RBER, WALTER A.; KILBURN, ROBERT E.EXPLORING SCIENCE SivENALLYN AND BACON, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
66 431*BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS , *PHYSICAL SCIENCES,*SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *TirSTBOOKS, ASTRONOMY. GRADE 7, GLOSSARY, SCIENCEACTIVITIES
(48)
246. SE 005 962 1 06 33 30TREADO, PAUL A.; LAMBERT, JAMES M.EIMENTARY NUCLEAR PHYSICS WIT'd A VAN DE GRAAFF ACCELERATORATERIC.AN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS11 00 68 7*COLIEGE SCIENCE, *IABORATORY EXPERMENTS, *PHYSICS, *SCIENCE EQUIPIENT,*SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, ACCELERATORS, NUCLEAR PHYSICS, VAN DE C.42AAFFACCELERATOR
247. SE 004 828 3 17 51 15TRIEGER, SEYMOURINVESTIGATING SCIENCE WITH CHILDREN, VOL UYZ 3, ATOMS AND MOLECULESNATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, WASHINGTON, D.C.TEACHERS PUBLISHING CORPORATION, 23 LEROY AVENUE, DARIEN, CONNECTICUTEDRSED 021 746 }IF $0.50 IIARD COPY NOT AVAILABLE
64 95*ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES,*TEACHING GUIDES, LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS, NATTER, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, NATIONALSCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADIMUSTRATION,NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE AWANCMENT OF
SCIENCE
248. SE 005 181 3 17 81 17TROUT, VERDINE E.A STUDY OF THE SCOPE, SEQUENCE AND OBJECTIVES OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
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66 129*CURRICULUM, *CURRICULUM GUIDES, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE,*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *OBJECTIVES, DOCTORAL THESES, SCIENCEACTIVITIES, TEACHING GUIDES, RESEARCH REPORTS, 1966
249. SE 006 045 1 17 72 20VAN DEVENTER, W. C.AN INQUIRY APPROACH TO INTERDISCIPLINARY SEVENTH GRADE SCIENCE
JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN SCIENCE TEACHING12 00 68 12*EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, *GRADE 7, *INSTRUCTION, *INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS, %,SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, G3NERAL SCIENCE, INQUIRYTRAINING, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH, PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS, SCIENCELABORATORIES, MICHIGAN SCIENCE CURRICULUM COMMITTEE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
PROJECT
250. SE 005 036 1 17 12 11VAN OVERBEEK, SOLIAMESTEE LORE OF LIVDIG MASTSNATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, WASHINGTON, D. C.
64 160
*BIOLOGY, *INSTP.UCTIONAL NiTERIAIS, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *SCIENCEACTIVITIES, BOTANY REFERENCE BOOKS, RESOURCE MATERIALS, NATIONAL SCIENCE
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, VISTAS OF SCIENCES
251. SE 004 794 1 06 33 20VEIT, J. J. LINDSAY, R. H.USE OF A NEUTRON GENERATOR IN AN UNDERMADUATE LABORATORY
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS05 00 68 9
*COLIEGE SCIENCE, *NUCLEAR PHYSICS, =PHYSICS, *SCIENCE EQUIPMENT,
*UNDERGRAWATE STUDY, LABORATORY EXPERD1ENTS LABORATORY TECHNIQUES,
PHYSICAL SCIENCES, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, NEUTRON GENERATOR
252. SE 005 830 1 17 31 30
VISWANAT.HAN, ARCOTEFFECT OF SHOCK ON CS 2 VAPOR
JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION11 00 68 1
*CHEMISTRY, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *LABORATORY EXPERDENTS,*SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, COLLEGE SCIENCE, CHEMICAL REACTIONS, SECONDARY
SCHOOL SCIENCE, METALS, SULFUR
253. SE 005 723 1 06 12 23WALTER, WILLIAM G.; VIA, HUGHMAKING A LEEUWENHOECK 'MICROSCOPE" REPLICATHE AMERICAN BIOLOGY TEACHER08 00 68 3
*BIOLOGY, *MICROSCOPES, *SCIENCE EQUIPMENT, *SECONDARY SCHOOLSCIENCE, MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT, SCIENCE HISTORY
254. SE 004 701 1 18 92 38
WEAVER, ELBERT C.ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION EXPERIMENTSTHE SCIENCE TEACHER04 00 68 4*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS, *POLLUTION, *SECONDARY
SCHOOL SCIENCE, *SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE, CHEMISTRY,LABORATORY PROCEDURES, PUBLIC HEALTH
(50)
255. SE 005 575 1 17 15 36SEAVER, RICHARD L.MA.TERIALS FOR TEACHING COMERVATION AND RESOURCE-MERATIONAL ASSOCT_ATION OF BIOLOGY TEACHERSIMERSTATE PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, DANVTLTE, ILLINOIS
55*ANNOMIED BIBLIGMYHMS, *AUDIOVISUAL IUDS, *CONSERVATION EDUCATION,
*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERTATS, *REFERESCE MATERIALS, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SCIENCE, FILMS, FILMSTRIPS, SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE
256. SE 004 755 1 06 35 36WEBER, ROBERTFILM (16ram) FOR STLIDEINTIS OF PHYSICSAMERICAN 301)RNAL OF PHYSICS04 00 68 24*COLLEGE SiaEN.cs, *FILM :MISTS, *INSTRUCTIONAL NATERIAIS, *PHYSICS,-*SCIENCE MATERIALS, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, SPACE SCIENCE, BIOGRAPHY,
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257. SE 004 707 17 35 36WEBER, ROBERT L.PHYSICS FIT ASTHE PHYSICS TEACHER05 00 68 4*COLLEGE SCIENCE, *FILM LISTS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PHYSICS,*SECONDARY SCHOOL scIENcE, ELECTRICITY, FILM CATALOGS, LIGHT, 14AGIETS,
NUCLEAR PHYSICS, SOUND
258. SE 004 453 2 17 32 11WEST, JAMES E.LEARNING Acrivi-r_ ?ACKAGE, BASIC ELECTRICITYHUGHSON UNION HIGH SCHOOL, CALIFORNIA07 00 67 67*ELECTRICITY, *111DUSTRIAL ARTS, *IMTRUCTIONAL 'MATERIALS,BIBLIOGRAPHIES, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
259. SE 004 452 2 17 32 11WEST, JAMES E.LEARNING ACTIVITY PACKAGE, BASIC ELECTRONICS IHUGHSON UNION HIGH SCHOOL, CALIFORNIA09 00 67 95*ELECTRONICS, *INDUSTRIAL ARTS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, BIBLIOGRAPHIES,SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
260. SE 005 046 2 17 51 155171-1111rIELD, ALTERTA; ANT OTHERSBUMS Ain EATTERTE3, ExPE'RINENLL'ai EDITION PREPARED FOR TESTING IN MEPREAME GRADESSTELIESIEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, MASSACHUSETTS06 00 67 36*E123:MENTATI SCHOOL SCIENCE, ninTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES,
CIE&CE ACTIVITIES, *TEACHING PI I S *ELECTRICITY, GRADE 3
261 SE 004 282 1 17 81 17WILLIAMS, DAVID L.REWRITTEN SCIENCE MATERIALS AND READING COMPREHENSIONJOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH01 00 68 3*ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *GRADE 6, laitSTRILICTIONAL MATERIALS, READABILITY,RESEARCH FFPORTS , READING DIFFICULTY, READING LEVEL, TEXTBOOKS, YakKatREADABILITY FORM IA
262. SE 005 705 1 06 35 20WOODRUFF, ARTHUR E.THE RADIOMETER AND HOW IT DOES NOT WORKTHE PHYSICS TEACHER10 00 68 6*INSTRUCTIONAL MIMRLOS, *Pinsics, *SCIENCE EQUIPMENT, *SCIENCEHISTORY, INSTRUCTION, PAPERS, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, RADIOIETER, 1968
263. SE 005 866 1 17 52 17YAGER, ROBERT E.CRITICAL THINKING AND REFERENCE MATERIALS IN THE PHYSICAL SCIENCECLASSROOM
SCHOOL SCIENCE ABM MATHEMATICS11 00 68 4*ACHI_FNEMENT, *CRITICAL THINTING, *INSTRUCTIONAL MTERTALS, *NEJLTDEDIAINSTRUCTION, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, CHEXISTRY,COMPARATivE ANALYSIS, PHYSICS, RESEARCH REPORT-5, SCIENTIFIC ENTERPRISE,PROUSE SUBJECT PREFERENCE SURVEY, WATSON- GLASER CRITICAL THI NKINGAPPRAISAL, 'MST ON UNDERSTANDING SCIENCE
264. SE 004 424 1 17 25 20YAMANA, SHUKICHIAN EASILY CONSTRUCTED TETRAHEDRON MODELJOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION04 00 68*COLLEGE SCIENCE, *CM£ISTRY, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *MODELS,*SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *-AUDIOVISUAL AIDS y PHYSICAL SCIENCES,SCIENCE 14A1EFT'S , STEREOCHEMISTRY, TETRAHEDRON MODELS
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265. SE 005 831 1 17 23 30YAYANASM, NU S.; ANTRUI V.=COMBINATION OF 'Amp; VIA FLASH PHOTeIXSISJOD1NAL OF CLIMCIIL EDUCATION11 CO 6: 6*COTTECE SCIENCE, *IABORATCRY IDIPERIMENTS , *SCIENCE ACTIVITIES,*GUMMY, CHEMICAL C3 CAL REACHONS, MTRUCTIONALMGIECULES PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, IODEVE
266. SE 005 1 17 95 38YAM- AN, ALTONGET 30 'THE =POINT' . . FOR A REAT,TY BIG BMWTHE SCIENCE TEACHER11 00 68 5AAUDIOVISPAT, AIDS, *InTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS , *PROJECTION EQUIPMENT,
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267. SE 005 029 1 17 92 11YOUDEN, W. 3.EXPERIMENTATION Alli/D IfEASERalENTIgAT.IONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, WASHINGTON, D. C.
62 123*EXPERDENTAL TECHNIQUES, *INSTRUCTION AL MATERIALS , *MEASUREMENT, *SECONDARY
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268. SE 004 812 1 06 12 30AMERICAN OPTICAL REPORTS ON TEACHING WITH THE FICROSCOPE
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269.. SE 004 807 3 17 95 03BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SCIENCE COURSES OF STUDY AND TEXTBOOKS GRAMS K-9, 1968NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, WASHINGTON, D. C.
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68 63*BIBLIOMAPEEES ,*EIEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE , *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS ,
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270. SE 0 0 4 971 2 17 11 15BRIM SIML3411ENVIROMIENTAL SCIENCE ph et MLWAPOLIS IlEaTOSOTA
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271. SE 004 993 3 17 33 03CHECK LIST OF !OAKS ANT PERIODICALS FOR AN ENDERGRAIVATE MISICS LIERARYAMERICAN 1.1STIVIE OF PHYSICS, YOPK, MU YORKAMERICAN IN TI OF PHYSICS, 335 EAST 451H STREET, NW YORK, 1TW YORKED 021 765 NOT AVAILABLE FROM EDRS08 00 66 96*BIBLIOGRAPHIES , *BOORS, *COLLEGE SCIENCE, b CIDER: PATERTALS*PHYSICS rilYSICAL SCIENM, PERIODICALS, =BOOKS, UNDERGRAMATESTUDY, AFRICA! MITI= OF PHYSICS
272. SE 004 970 2COLOR ARO CHANGE
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273. SE 004 637 2 17 53 11EE 20-21 C t MATERIAISSYRACUSE IMIVERSITY, NEW YORK, ELECTRICAL ENMEERING DEPARTWINT
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274. SE 005 357 18 12 15ERC LIFE SCIENCE SUPPLE/ENTAL GUIDE FOR TEACHERS, SECOND EXPERIMENTAL EDITIONEDUCATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF A/ERICA, CLEVELAND, OHIO04 24 68 28*BIOLOGY, *GRADE 7, *SCIENCE MATERIALS, *SECONDAY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *TFACHINGGUIDES, INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAIS, RESOURCE MATERIALS,
275. SE 004 469 17 96 37FALLOUT PROTECTION, 'WHAT TO leiObi .AZA1) DO L.D3UT NUCLEAR ATTACKU. S. DEP OF DEFEN3E, VASIENGTON, D. C.12 00 61 46*CIVIL DEFENSE, *DiSTRUCTIONAL MATERTATS, FIRST AID, NUCLEAR rilYSICS,SHELTES. SUPPLIES, SANITATION, SAFETY, DEPART NT OF DEFENS.E, OFFICE OFtav IL DE FFNSE
276. SE 004 111 1 17 46 31GEOLOGIC DESCRIPTIONS OF ENIIED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY - TOPOGRAPHIC NAPS
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277. SE 005 555 17 85 15GUIDES FOR IMPROMG SCIENCE PROMANS, K-12PMIADELPHIA. SUBURBAN SCHOOL STUDY B-U, PEN EYLVANIAINTAISTATE ?MITERS AIM PUBLMEES DARVITTF., =NO'S
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278. SE 005 535 1 06 95 32BIM SCHOOL EQUIP1ENT LISTTATZOTT MOUNTAIN SCIENCE CFABER FOR STUDENT IINVODZEMENT, AVON, CONNECTICUT04 00 68 7*ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *SUPPIENENTARYEDUCATION CENTERS, *SCIENCE EQUIRENT, *SCIENCE FACILITIES, NEwsLETTras,STUDENT PARTICIPATION, 1968, TALCOTT MOUNTAIN SCIENCE MUM FORSTUDENT INVOLVEMENT
279. SE 004 291 2 17 52 11INTRODUCTORY PHYSICAL SCIENCEEDUCATIONAL SERVICES, INC., WATERTOWN, NASSACHUSETI
67 227*PHYSICAL SCIENCES, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, CURRICULUM D6vELOPMENT,GRADE 9, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS
280. SE 004 546 3 17 12 10IABORATORY EXERCISES IN OCEANOGRAPHY FOR HIGH SCHOOLSFLOP.1114. STATE UNIVMS. IT!, TALTAMSSEEEDRSED 018 399 11F $0.50 HC $4.60
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231. SE 004 633 3 17 53 10LABORATORY' ?WEAL, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 24SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTEDRSED 021 736 MF $0.50 EC $5.60
66 110*COLIEM SCIENCE, *ENG:MEM:NG EDUCATION/ *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,*INSTRUMENTATION, ELECTRICITY, *LABORATORY 24AlwITAT.S, 1EASUREMENT, }ETERS,PHYSICAL SCInCES, SAFETY, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, TEXTBOOKS, UMERMADMTESTUDY
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66 59*COLLEGE SCIENCE, *ENGINEERING EDUCATION, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,ELECTRICITY, ELECTRONICS, INSTRUMENTATION, LABORATORY MANUALS, PHYSICALSCIENCES, SCIENCE ACT.WITHS, TEXTBOOKS, UNDERGRADUATE STUDY
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SE 004 836 1 17 91 14LET'S INVESTIGATENATIONAL CENTER FOR. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TELEVISION, BLOOMINGTON, LNIDIANA
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285. SE 005 527 1 17 95 29NM OF PROJECT'S AND SERVICESREGIONAL SCIENCE EXPERIENCE ME M, OAK RIDGE* TEL
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286. SE 004 973 2 17 11 15MINNOWS AND MODELSENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CENTER, MLIRCEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
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287. SE 005 594 1 17 25 38A NOVEL SYNTHESIS OF MAGNESIUM CARBIDEJOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION07 00 68 1*CHEMISTRY, *COLLEGE SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SCHNCEACTIVITIES, *SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, HEAT, IiikGrESII3M CARBIDE
288. SE 005 928 1 17 15 37OUR STRUGGLE AGAINST PESTSUNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, D. C.
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289. SE 004 972 2 17 11 15POPULATION VARIATIONENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CENTER, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
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291 SE 005 278 1 17 15PROGRAMED TEXT GIVES STUDENTS FACTS ABOUT VDOHIO SCHOOLS03 00 66 3*HEALTH EDUCATION, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS *VENEREAL DISEASES, BIOLOGY,ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EDUCATION, PAPERS, PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION, PROGRAJEDTtgl!, SECONDARY SCHOOL EDUCATION, SOCIAL STUDIES, UNITED STATESSURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, AIERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR HEALTH, PHYSICALEDUCATION AND RECREATION, VENEREAL DISEASE BRACH, COICVNTICABIEDISEASE CENIERI UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
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294. SE 005 531 1 06 85 21READY TO BOY, INSTALL SCIENCE EQUIPMENT? DO'S AND DON'T FROM INDUSTRYTHE NATION IS SCHOOLS
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295. SE 004 219 3 06 95 03SCIENCE EDUCATION INFORMATION REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY 3 - EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALSERIC INFORMATION ANALYSIS CENTER FOR S CMcCE EDUCATION, COLUMBUS, OHIOEDRSED 015 880 }IF $0.50 RC 0.1512 00 67 61*AUDIOVISUAL AIDS, *BIOLOGY, *CHEMSTRY , *COLIEGE SCIENCE, *EARTH SCIENCE,*ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE; *FILMS, *LABORATORY EQUIPMENT, *LABORATORYMANUALS, *PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION, *PHYSICS, *SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, *SCIENCEEQUIPMENT, SCIENCE MATERIALS, *TEXTBOOKS, IABORATORY SAFETY, MATHEMATICSEDUCATION, OVERHEAD PROJECTORS, PHYSICAL SCIENCES
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296. SE 005 946 1 17 92 03SECONDARY SCHOOL TEXTS, CHEMISTRYJOUML OF CHEMICAL EU:CATION09 00 68 7
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298. SE 005 631 1 17 42 36SPACE SCIENCE AND ASTRONOMY RESOURCE MATERIALSW. 3. ARIUS MITH PIAIXTARIUM, GRAND 'SL m, NEBRASKA
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299. SE 004 A44 3 17 95 15THE SYSTEMS OF THE HUMAN BODY
LOUISIANA ARTS AND SCIENCE CENTER, BATON ROUGEERRSED 018 386 MF $0.50 EC q3.10
65 60*BIOLOGY, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *HUMAN BODY, *INSTRUCTION, *SECONDARYSCHOOL SCIENCE, BIBLIOGRAPHIES, HEALTH EDUCATION, OBJECTIVE TESTS,SCIENCE UNITS, TESTS, TEACHING GUIDES
300. SE 004 969 2 17 91 15T.RANSE CT ACTiviTIESENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CENTER, lertNNEAPOLIS , ME NIES OTA06 00 68 29*CONSERVATION, *EIEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *SCIENCEUNITS, *TEACHING GUIDES, BIOLOGY, ICTEOROLOGY SOIL SCIENCE, ENVIRONMENTALSCIENCE CENTER
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1. SE 005 345 1 17 09 22BASSETTI, FRED; AND OTHERSMATH PROJECTS - POLYHEDRAL SHAPESBOOK -LAB, INC. , BROOKLYN, 1E14 YORK
68 49*GEOMETRY, -*SECONDARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, MATHTMATICS, MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS,TEXTBOOKS, 1968
2. SE 0C4 5144 3 17 09 08BEARISH, ERIC EINAR])A SHORT STUDY FILM FOR TEACHING THE SOLUTION OF SPINE PROBLE INMULTIPLICATION USING THE C AND D SCAMS OF TIM SLIDE RULECOLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK, NEW YORKUNIVERSITY MICROFILMS, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANED 025 407 NOT AVAILABLE FROM EDRS
67 140*INSTRUCTIONAL FILIS, INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS , *MATHEMATICS, INSTRUCTION,MULTIPLICATION, SINGIE CONCEPT FILMS
3. SE 005 421 3 17 09 17BINGHAM, JOHN D.THE DEVELOPMENT OF SINGLE CONCEPT AUDIOVISUAL DEVICES FOR TEACHINGARITHMETIC CONCEPTS TO LOW ACHIEVING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTSLIVONIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS, MICHIGANEDRSED 022 712 MF $0.50 HC $4.3006 00 67 84*ARITHMETIC, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *LOW ACHIEVERS, *SECONDARYSCHOOL MATHEMATICS, AUDIOVISUAL AIDS, CURRICULUM, MATIMMATICS,NUMBER CONCEPTS, LIVONIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS, LIVONIA, MICHIGAN
4. SE 005 879 3 17 09 22CASEY, RALPH; AND OTHERSCENTRAL IOWA LOW ACHIEVER MATHEMATICS PROJECT - MATH IN SPORTSCENTRAL IOWA LOW ACHIEVER MATHEMATICS PROJECT, DES MOINESEDRSED 025 432 MF' $0.50 HC $3.4511 00 68 67*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *LOW ACHIEVERS, *MATHEMATICS, *SECONDARYSCHOOL MATHEMATICS, ARITHMETIC, MADE 7, GRADE 8, GRADE 9, RESOURCEMATERIALS
5. SE 004 122 3 17 09 29um, ROBERT B.EXPERIMENTAL COURSE REPORT, GRADE NINESYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK; WEBSTER COLLEGE, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURIEDRSED 023 577 IV $0.50 HC $4.35
85*CURRICULUM GUIDES, *MATHEMATICS, *SECONDARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, ALGEBRA,CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, GRADE 9, MODERN MATHEMATICS, THE MADISON PROJECT
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6. SE 005 087 3 17 09 06DUREN, WILLIAM L., JR.BASIC L1.6ICARY LISTCOMITIEE ON THE 13NDEROADUAW PROGRAM IN MATHEMATICS, BERKELEY, CAT.TRORNIA
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8. SE 005 516 1 17 09 31FIELD, DONALD W.A SUGGESTED GUIDE OF SUPPIENENTARY T1XTB0OKS TO AID IN THE TEACHING OF NINTH
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9. SE 004 521 3 17 09 22FOLEY, JACK L.ACTION WITH FRACTIONS, ADDITION AND SUBTRACTIONPALM BEACH COUNTY PROGRAM FOR MATHEMATICALLY UNDERDEVELOPED PUPILS, FLORIDAEDRSED 020 897 MF $0.25 BC $1.8008 00 67 34*ARITHMETIC, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,*MATHEMATICS, ADDITION, FRACTIONS, Lad ABILITY STUDENTS, STUDENTACTIVITIES, SUBTRACTION, ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
10. SE 004 520 3 17 09 22FOIEY, JACK L.ACTION WITH RUCTIONS IS CONTiMED IN DIVISIONPALM MACH corm PROGRAM FOR M "EX .TICALTN UNDERDEVELOPED PUPILS, Fit ORID&EDRSED 024 565 IT $0.25 EC $0.8508 00 67 15*EIS IENTARY SCHOOL HATIMYATICS, *INSTRUCTIONAL RkTERIALS, *MATHEMATICS,COCURRIIMLAR ACTiviTIES, ARITEMETIC, nAcTiois, Low ABILITY STUDENTS, ELMENTARYANA SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
11- SE 004 519 3 17 09 22FOLEY, JACK L.ACTION WITH WHOLE NUMBERSPALM BEACH COUNTY FRO MM FOR 14ATiMMATICAL7Y UNDERTEVELOPED PUPILS, FLORIDAEDRSED 020 896 F $0.50 HC *3.0508 00 67 57*EL NT SCHOOL FATIIEMATICS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *MATHEMATICS,ARITHMETIC, ADDITION, DIVISION, LOW ABILITY STUDEMS, 11,LTIPLICATION, STUDENTACTIVITIES, SUBTRACTION, ElEIENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUC.ATION ACT TITLE III
12. SE 004 518 3 17 09 22FOIEY, JACK L.ANGLES, MEASURESPAIN BEACH COUNTY PROGRAM FOR MATHEMATICALLY -UNDERDEVELOPED PUPILS, FLORIDAEDRSED 020 895 /4F $0.25 BC $1.8508 00 67 35*ARITHMETIC, *EIEMENTAKI SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,*MAbnittlATICS, LOW ABILITY STUDENTS, STUDENT ACTIIIIIES, TRIGONOMETRY,ElEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
13. SE V.104 517 3 17 09 22FOLEY, JACK L.CURVES, VERTICES, KNOTS ANT SUCHPALM MACH COUNTY PROGRAM FOR MATHEMATICALLY UNDERDEVELOPED PUPILS, FLO, IDAEDRSED 020 894 I4F $0.50 DC $3.3509 00 67 65*ARITHMETIC, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATIMMATICS, *INSTRUCTIONAL I4ATERIALS,*MATHEMATICS, LOW ABILITY STUDENTS, STUDENT ACTIVITIES, TOPOLOGY, ELEMENTARYAND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
14. SE 004 516 3 17 G9 22FOLEY, ;rA.CK L.DIVISIBILITY TESTSPALM MACE COUNTY PROGRAM ''OR 14ATMATICALTY UMRDEVEIDPED PUMAS, FLORIDAEDRSED 020 893 ME $0.25 BC $1.8008 00 67 54*ARITHMETIC, *EIEMMTARY SCHOOI- MATHEMATICS, *NATHMATICS, DIVISION,DISTRUCTIONAL W.IERTATS, LOW ABILITY STUDENTS, STUDENT ACTIVITIES, ELEMENTARYAND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITIE III
15. SE 004 523 3 17 09 22FOLEY, JACK L.EVENTS AND CHANCEPALM MACH COUNTY PROGRAM FOR MATHEMATICALLY UnERDEVELOPED PUPILS, FLORIDAEDRSED 021 732 ME $0.25 BC $0.8508 00 67 15*CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, *ELE MENTARY SCHOOL MA.THEMATICS, *IISTRUCTIONALMATERIALS., *PROBABILITY, *SECONDARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, ARITHIETIC,CURRICULUM, L01/ ABILITY STUDENTS, MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS, ELEMENTARY ANDSECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
16. SE 004 514 3 17 09 22POKY, JACK L.IDEAS FROM NUMBER THEORYPALM BEACH COUNTY PROGRAM FOR MATHEMATIV%I.LY UNDERDEVELOPED PUT' S, FLORIDAEDRSED 020 891 IT $0.25 BC $2.3508 00 67 45*ARITHMETIC, *EIEMENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,*MATHEMATICS, DIVISION, 1.017 ABILITY STUDENTS, MULTIPLICATION, SET THEORY,STUDENT ACTIVITIES, EIEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
17. SE 004 507 3 17 09 22FOLEY, JACK L.INTEGERS, ADDITION AND SUBTRACTIONPAL24 BEACH ;miry PROGRAM FOR MATHEMATICALLY UNDERDEVELOPED PUPILS, FLORIDAEDRSED 021 727 $0.25 TIC $1.2509 00 67 23*ARITHMETIC, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,*MATHEMATICS, ADDITION, LOW ABILITY STUDENTS , STUDENT ACTIVITIES, SUBTRACTION,ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
18. SE 004 506 3 17 09 22701E!, JACK L.
ItTUVERS ON A GEO- BOARDPA.T.M PEACH COUNTY PROGRAK at NtTHEMATICALLY UNIERDEVELOPED PUPILS, FLORIDA.EDRSED 020 887 1ff $0.25 HO $1.2511 00 67 23*ARITILMETIC, *EIEMENLARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS , *INSMUCTIONAL YATERIAIS*HAMEMATICS , GEOMETRY, LOX ABILITY STUDENTS, STVENT ACTIVITIES, TRIM' MEM ,EIEMENTARY An SECON A.T.DARY EDUCION ACT. TITLE III
19. SE 004 508 3 17 09 22FOIE'Y, JACK L.THE MikTE! GO-ROUND, A IMIT OF MAIMS BORGPALM BEACH COUNTY PRO( % FOR 14ATMEMATICAIJI irivTERI','WEOMEEs PUPILS ELORMEDPSED (20 888 MF $0.25 TIC $1.5511 DO 57 29*ARITHMETIC, *EIEFENTARY SCHOOL NAINEYATICS , *I O` MATERTATS*Y.AilmnaTilS , DIVISION, M MEM LOW ABI.UTY STUDENTS , MULTIPLICATION,STUDaii: ACTIVITIES , ETZIErtiTARY.' AIM SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
20. SE 004 515 3 17 09 22FOIEY, JACK L.WTRIC GEOMETRY, CONCEPTS OF AREA MEASUREPALM BEACH COUNTY PROGRAM FOR MATHEMATICALLY 'UNDERDEVELOPED PUPILS FLORIDAEDRSED 020 892 111? $0.25 KC $1.9508 00 67 37*ARITEDETIC, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS , *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERTAIS ,*MATHEMATICS, GEOFETRI , ABILITY STUDENTS, MEASUREMENT, STUDENTACTIVITIES , TRIGONOMETRY, ELEMENTARY ANT SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
21. SE 004 513 3 17 09 22FOLEY, JACK L.METRIC GEOIETRY LINEAR MEASUREPALM BEACH COUNTY PROGRAM FOR 'MATHEMATICALLY UNDERDEVELOPED PUPILS, FLORID&EDRSED 020 890 MF $0.25 HC $2.5508 00 67 49*ARITHMETIC, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,*MATHEMATICS , GEOMETRY, LOW ABILITY STUDENTS MEASUREMENT, STUDENTACTIVITIES , ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
22. SE 004 512 3 17 22FOTEY, JACK L.MODULO SEVENPALM BEACH corm PROGRA14 FOR 14AUIEMATICALIg UnERDEVELOPED PUN'S, ROMA
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liATHEMATIC:3, ALF.,_"/THIIETIC ADDITION, CURRICULUM, INSTRUCTIONAL rriartaMsJAM ABILITY STUDENTS , MATHawria, ISTLTIPLICATION, SUBTRACTION, EIEMENTARY
An SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
23. SE 004 511 3 17 09 22FOLEY, JACK L.NIMERATION SYSTEMS , PAST AND PRESENTPALM TEACH C015NTY PROGRAM FOR 14ATMATICAtty UNDERDEVELOPED MILS, FLORIDA
EMSED 021 729 14F $0.25 HC $1.4008 00 67 26*CURRICULVM DEVELOPMENT, *ETE/ENTABY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, SEL-ZaltRY
SCHOOL MATVEMATICS , MIMETIC, ADDITION, CURRICUII3M, INSWIUCTIONAL
MATERIALS, LOW ABILITY STUDENTS MAMEMATICS , MOLTIPLICATIO/Z, EM1ENTAUAM) SECONDARY EVOCATION ACT TITLE III
24. SE 004 503 3 17 09 22FOLEY, JACK L.PER CENT FRACTIONSPALM BEACH cowry PROGRAM FOR MATJEMATICALLY UNDERDEVELOPED PUPILS, FLORIDA
EDRSED 020 886 I4F $0.25 HC $2.0011 00 67 38*ARITHIETIC, *EIRMENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS , *INSLAUCTIONAL HATES,MATIMATTCS , FruialONS , MR ABILITY STUDENTS, STUD M ACTIVITIES, EIMIENTARY
AND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
25. SE 004 502 3 17 09 22FOLEY, JACK L.SETS, SUB-SETS AHD OPERATIONSPALM PEACH COUNTY PROGRAM FOR MATHEMATICALLY UNDERDEVELOPED PUPILS , FLORIDA
EDRSED 020 c,85 11F $0.25 HC $ 1.9511 00 67 37*ARIZ3METIC , *EIE/ENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, *IN-STRUCTIONALMATERIALS, *MATHEMATICS, *SET THEORY , Lai ABILITY STUDENTS, STUDENT ACTIVITIES,EIE1ENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
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26. SE 094 510 3 17 09 22FOlEY, JACK L.SQUAW'S, SQUARE ROOTS RICHT TILIANGIESPALM 3117APU cc 173:411 1"r 71511. OW-A-UN Bzw-71EaDr.-17L-V.TAT, rorilS,EMSED G21 728 14111 $0.25 EC $1.6008 09 67 30*ARIMETIC, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL liA.THEMATICS *1-1.-1UCTIONAL MTERTATS171,4ATICS GEOMETRY, DM SIUDaNTS, STUDENT ACriviTIES,TPLI:=7r21.7td.t, EIEMENTARY MD SECONDARY EXCATIO11 ACT TITLE III
27. SE 004 509 3 17 09 22FOIE', JACK L.VOLUME AND SCRFACE AREAPALM BEACH COUNTY PROGRAM FOR MATHEIKATICAttr UnERDEVELOPED PUPILS, FICAIDAEDRSED 020 889 Mr 0.25 EC $1.6008 00 67 30*ARTMETIC, *EMENTARY SCHOOL MATEEMATICS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,*MATHEMATICS, GEOMETRY, LW ABILITY STUDENTS, STUDENT ACTIVITIES, EIZMENTARYAM SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
28. SE 004 684 2 17 09 11ME M, EEL; AND OTHERSLEARNING ACTIVITY PACKAGE #8, ALGEBRA I, WORKING WITH FRACTION'SHUG ON 'UNION HIGH SCHOOL, Cola.TFORNIA.08 00 67 41*ALGEBRA., *FRACTIONS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAIS, *ThADIVIDUMZED PROGRAMS,*MATHEM&TICS, *SECONDARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, COURSE CONTENT, CURRICULUMDEVELOPMENT, INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION, HUGHSON UNION HIGH SCHOOL, EIEIENTARYAND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III
29. SE 005 379 1 17 09 15GOLD, SHELDONGRAPHING LIWAR EQUATIONS - A DISCOVERY LESSONTHE .ARTIPAETIC TEACHER05 00 66 2*GRAPHS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAIS, *MATHEMATICS, ALGEBRA, CURRICULUM,DISCOVERY PROCESSES, GRADE 7, GRADE 8, INSTRUCTION, NUMBER CONCEPTS,PROBLEM SOLVING
39. SE 095 293 1 17 09 15HIVARD; .TOIMSON, ELIE
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31. SE 094 989 3 17 09 22HULL, T. E.MONOGRAPH - 1.-TMERICAL INTEGRATION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONSCOMITTEE ON THE UNTERMADUATE PROGRAM IN MATHEMATICS, 3ERKELEY, CALTFORNIAEDRS
ED 024 575 MF $0.25 HC $1.8066 34
*CURRIOLUM,*COLIEM MAMMATICS, *ENSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *YAT.HEMATICS,COMM ASSIST INSTRUCTION, ii&THEMATICAL CONCEPTS, NATIONAL scitmaFOUNDATION
32. SE 095 4-11P 3 17 09 16NEB YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONMATHEMATICS, GRADE 5 PART 2NEW YORK UTZ BOARD OF EDUCATION, BROOKLYNNEW YORK DEPAR r OF EDUCATION, 110 LIViliTGN SMEET, BROOKLYN, YORK
EDRSED 023 600 IV $0.50 HARD COPY ':TOT AVAILABLE
66 70*ARITHMETIC, *CURRICULUM, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, *MATHEMATICS,*TEACHING GUIDES, AI BRA, COURSE CONTENT, FRACTIONS, GRADE 5, GEOMETRY,INSTRUCTION, TEAMING AttiviTIES, MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS, NUMBER CONCEPTS
33. SE 005 412 3 17 09 16YORE' CITY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
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67 261*ARITHMETIC, *CURRICULUM, *?4ATHEMATICS *SECONDARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS,*TEACHING GUIDES, A3 BRA, COURSE CONTENT, GEOMETRY, GRADE 7, INSTRUCTION,MARRING ACTIVITIES, MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS, NUMBER CONCEPTS
(67)
34. SE 005 878 3LIEBELINK, WILLIAM H.CEiTRAL IOW AMMO.CENTRAL IOWA UVEDRS
11.325 431 FS $0.5088
*mg:Rucrari.m. mATERTATs, *LOW ACHIEVERS, *YEASUREIENT, *SECONDARYSCHOOL HAIMATICS, AarTALIETIC, CURRICUI111, C4WW. 7, CRATE 8, GRADE 9,INSTaUCTION, CENTRAL IOWA LOW ACHIEIER NAIRKMATICS PROJECT
64 Et tr.x.
17 09 22
MATMATICS PROJECT - FEASURDENTFAUEVATICS PRWECr, DES li."011-1ES
"A'C $4.50
35. SE 005 542 1 17 09 22RAGE, DAVID A.WAYS TO Flh1D EW MANS
o RSITY OF ILLINOIS ARITHMETIC PROJECTEDUCATIONAL SERVICES INC., WATERTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS
65 36*ARITMETIC, *ELEMENrAri SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATEMALS;*MATHEMATICS, MAIBEMATICAL CON-cEPIS, litMIER CONCEPTS, PROBLEMSOLVING, TEXTBOOKS, WHOLE g L RS, UMWERSITY OF ILLINOIS ARIMETI. CPROJECT
36. SE 005 344 1RUCHLIS, W.; MILGROM, HARRYMATH PROJECTS - MATOEMATICAL SHAPESBOOK-IAB, INC., BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
68 49*EIZIENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, *GEOMETRY, MATmerBooxs, 1968
17 09 22
37. SE 004 961SCHOOL It TICS STUDY GROUP
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17 09 32
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SCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUP NEWSLETTER NO. 17, PANEL ON SUPPLEMENTARYPUBLICATIONSSCHOOL MATEDEMATICS STUDY GROUP, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAT=TPORNIA03 00 64 47*ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES, *CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, *INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS; *MA.THEXATICS, *PUBLICATIONS, *TEXTBOOKS, ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY,NEWSLETTER, SCHOOL 14ATHEMATICS STUDY GROUP, 1964
38. SE 004 959 1 17 09 32SCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUPSCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUP 1MWSLETTER NO. 21 - REFERENCE GUIDE TO THEMATHEMATICAL LIBRARY DESCRIPTION, TOPICAL CLASSIFICATION, AND INDEX WITHSUGGESTED GRADE LEVELS
SCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUP, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA05 00 65 31*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PUBLICATIONS, *TEXTBOOKS, ALGEBRA, ANNOTATEDBIBLIOGRAPHIES, CALCULUS, GEOMETRY, REFERENCE MATERIALS, SCHOOLMATHEMATICS STUDY GROUP
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39. SE 004 958 i 17 09 32SCHOOL MATHEVATICS STUDY GROUPSCHOOL MATLTYATICS STUDY GR013P Kfi,iiiSLtThER NO. 23 - PArz.-L SUPPLEIEFT. ONPUBLICAT.10/Xseli001.14ATHEYATICS STUDY GROUP. STANFORD UNIV. ERSITE, CALIFORNIA08 00 66 30*ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES, --'411STRUCTIONAL YATERIALS, *MATT.TMATI,*PUBLICATIONS, *SECONDARY SCHOOL FAT:HEM-ICS, ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY,2EWSLETTER, *TEXTBOOKS, SCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUP, 1966
40. SE 004 957 1 17 09 32SCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUPSCHOOL FATE `'ICS STUDY GROUP ATWSIETTER. NO. 24SCHOOL MATHE MATICS STUDY GROUP, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA10 00 66 29*CURRICULUM, *EL"' ENTARY SCHOOL likeit.MATI, *IRSTROCTIONAL HATERIMS*MATHEMATICS, *SECONDARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, AYJJEBRA, CULTURALLYDISADVANTAGED, GEOMETRY, PROGRAMED IEARNING, SCHOOL MATILEMATICS STUDYGROUP, 1966
41. SE 004 956 1 17 00' 32SCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUPSCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUP NEWSIETTER. NO. 25, ARTICULATION OF CONTENTOF SCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUP TEATS GRADES 7-10SCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUP, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA12 00 66 50*COURSE CONTENT, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *MAINEMATICS, *SECONDARY SCHOOLMATHEMATICS, --1;TEXTBOOK CONTENT, ARIMETIC, CURRICUIEM, GEOMETRY,INSTRUCTION, NEWSLETTER, SCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUP, 1966
42. SE 004 955 1 17 09 32SCHOOL MATHEMATICS Sitipil GROUT'SCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUP NEWSLETTER NO. 28, ARTICULATION OF CONTENTOF SCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY CROUP TEXTS GRADES 103 AND GRADE 4SCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUP, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA01 00 68 13*ARITHIETIC, *COURSE CONTENT, *CURRICULUM, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS,*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, GRADE 4, GUIDELINES, INSTRUCTION, MATHEMATICS,NEWSIETIERS, 'TEXTBOOK CONTENT, MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUP
43. SE 004 954 1 17 09 32SCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUPSCHOOL MATHEMTICS STUDY MOIR -fialintamtat. 6,0. 29, SCHOOL STUDY GROUPPUBLICATIONSSCHOOL liArtix.MATICS STUDY GROUP, 3TAATORD UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA03 00 68 24*ELEYENYARY SCHOOL MATHEYATICS, *IISTRUCTION* L MATERIALS, *MATHEMATICS,*PUBLICATIONS, *TEXTBOOKS, ITWSLETTERS, SCHOOL MATHEMATICS STUDY GROUP,1968
44. SE 005 513 1 06 09 31STAFF0P.D, SISTER ELLEN MAMEA PROPOSED 1ETHOD OF SUPPIEMENTIE; TEE MATHEMATICS PROGRAM IN THE JUNIORHIM SCHOOL BY TEE USE OF MANIPUIATIVE An VISUAL AIDSDAYTON UNIVERSITY, OHIO, SCHOOL OF EDUCATION07 00 67 2*AUDIOVISUAL AIDS, *INSTRUCTION, *MATHEMATICS, *OVERHEAD PROJECTORS,*SECONDARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, GRADE 7, GRADE 8, MECHANICAL TEACHING AIDS,MODERN MATHEMATICS, TEACIUNG PROCEDURES
45. SE 005 343 1 17 09 22TAMENBAUM, HAROLD E.; STILLMAN, NATHANMATH PROJECTS - MAP-MAKINGBOOK-IAB, INC., 33ROOMN, NEW YORK
68 49*EIEMENTARY SCHOOL MAMMATICS, *GEOICTRY, MATHEMATICS, MiaTEMATICAL CONCEPTS,MAP SKILLS, MAPS, TEXTBOOKS, 1968
46. SE 005 510 1 17 09 31TESSMER, THOMASA METHOD OF BOOK SELECTION FOR A HIGH SCHOOL MATHEMATICS LIBRARYDAYTON UNIVERSITY, OHIO, SCHOOL OF EDUCATION12 00 66 2*INSTRUCTIONAL 14kieFaIALS, *LIBRARIES, *MATHEMATICS, *SECONDARY SCHOOLMATHEMATICS, BOOKS, BIBLIOGRAPHIES, MATHEMATICS, READING MATERIAL SELECTION,SUPPLEMENTARY READING MA.TERIALS, SUPPIEMENTARY 'TEXTBOOICS, TEXTBOOKS, TEXTBOOKCONTENT
47. SE 004 687 2 17 09 11WILLIAMS, DONLEARNING ACTIVITY PACKAGE #2, ALGEBRA I, VARIABLES MD OPEN SENTENCESHUGHSON UNION HIGH SCHOOL, CALIFORNIA08 00 67 16*ALGEBRA, *INDIVIDUALIZED PROGRAMS, *MATHEMATICS, *SECONDARY SCHOOLMATHEMATICS, COURSE CONTENT, INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION, HUGO ON UNIONHIGH SCHOOL
(70)GPO 614-321-15
48. SE 004 686 2 17 09 11WILLIAMS, DON; AM OTHERSI2ARNMG ACTIVITY PACKAGE #6, ALGREPA I, WORKING WITH POLYNCIIIAISHUGHSON UNION HIGH SCHOOL, CAtTPORNIA07 GO 67 19*ALGEBRA, *135i"' IUCTIONAL MATERIALS, 11DIATREMATT, '*SECONDARY SCHOOL MATITEMATICS,COURSE CONTENT, CUTRICUITEd 1.111)=VAL DISTRUCTION, Eri.z.MSCN UNIONHIGH SCHOOL, ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TIME III
49. SE CO5 880 3ZDEERMAN, JOSEPH T.Jai ACHIEVER. MOTIVATIONALmanias IVA LW-ACH1EVEREDRSED 025 433 BP $0.75
68 145
17 09 22
PROJECTMATHEMATICS PROJECT, DES MIRES
HC $2.35
*INSTRUCTIONAL 14MRIAIS, *LW ACHIEVERS, *MATHEIDATICS, *SECMAIU {SCHOOLMAT TICS, ARITHMETIC, ALGEBRA, GRAPE 7, GRADE 8, MADE 9, GEOMETRY,INSTRUCTION
50. SE 004 608 2 17 09 15AN EXPERIMENTAL TEXT IN TRANSFORMATIONAL GEOMETRYCAMBRIDGE CONFERENCE ON SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, INC.,NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS
65 8'*CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, *GEOMETRY, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *MATHEMATICS,*SECONDARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, CURRICULUM, TEXTBOOKS
51. SE 004 609 2 17 09 15AVERAGES, AREAS AN!) VOLESCAMBRIDGE CONFERENCE ON SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, INC.,NEW`ZON, MASSACHUSETTS
32*CUIRICULLIM DEVELOPMENT, *CALCULUS, *COLLEGE MATHEMATICS, *INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS, *MATHEMATICS, AVERAGE, AREA, CURRICULTIM, MEASUREMENT, VOLUME
52. SE 004 616 2 17 09 15GEOMETRY THROUGli SY/PETRYCAMBRIDGE CONFERENCE ON SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, STANFORD, CALIFORNIA
64 51
*CIEIRICUI;014 DEVELOPMENT, *GEOMETRY, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,*MATHEMATICS, * SECONDARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, CURRICULUM, GRADE 8,CAMBRIDGE CONFERENCE ON SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, 1964, STANFORD, CALIFORNIA
53. SE 004 286 2 17 09 15GEOMETRY WORKBOOKSYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT CENTER, SANTA MONICA., CALIFORNIA
68 70
*CEOIDETRY, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *MATHEMATICS, *PR=ANED INSTRUCTION,*WORKBOOKS, ANALYTIC GEOMETRY, PUMA/DENTAL CONCEPTS, INSTRUCTION, PROGRAMEDMATERIALS
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54- SE 004 832 1 17 95 31EIGIIER EDUCATIONNATIONAL CENTER FOR SCHOOL ANT COLLEGE TELEVISION, BLOOMINGTON, EM=A
4*TELEVISION, *TELECOURSES, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, CHEMISTRY, ENGINTERING,ENGLISH, COMMENT, GEOGRAPHY, HIGHER EDUCATION, HISTORY, MATHEMATICS,PHYSICS, PSYCHOLOGY, SCIENCE, VIDEO TAPE RECORDINGS
55. SE 004 610 2 17 G9 15INEQUALITY LESSONSCAMBRIDGE CONFERENCE ON SCHOOL MATHENAITCS, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, INC.,NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS
67 64*CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATOMATICS *INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS, *INSTRUCTION, *MATHEMATICS, ALGEBRA, CURRI GRADE 1,HIGH ACH1EvERS
56. SE 003 860 2 17 72 11INVESTIGATING THE PHYSICAL WORLD, VOLUME IIJUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT PROJECT, FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY,TALLAHASSEE
66 340iccaRRIrainpj DEVELOPMEW, *GRADE 7, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *PHYSICAL SCIENCES,*SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, GENERAL SCIENCE, SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, FLORIDA STATEUNIVERSITY, UNITED STATES OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1966, INTERMEDIATE SCIENCECURRICULUM STUDY
57. SE 004 834 1 17 09 22PATTERNS
NATIONAL CENTER FOR SCHOOL ANA COLLEGE TELEVISION, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA4
*ARITHIETIC , *COURSE CONTENT, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, *INSTRUCTIONALTELEVISION, *MATHEMATICS, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS,GRADE 5, GRADE 6, GRADE 7, TELEVISION, *TEIECOURSES , VIDEO TAPE RECORDINGS
58. SE 004 615 2 17 09 15PROBABILITYCAMBRIDGE CONFERENCE ON SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, INC ,
NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS33
*CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *MATHEYAncs , *PROBABILITY,*SECONDARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, CURRICULUM, STATISTICS, CAMBRIDGE CONFERENCEON SCHOOL MATHEMATICS
59. SE 004 612 2 17 09 15PROBABILITY LESSONS AT HANCOCK SCHOOL, LEXINGTONCAMBRIDGE CONFERENCE ON SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, INC.,NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS
73
*CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, *ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, *INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS, *INSTRUCTION, *MATHEMATICS, CURRICULUM, GRADE 4, GRADE 5,GRADE 6, PROBABILITY
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60. SE 0C4 534 2 06 86 33THE EPIE FORUMEDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS INFORMATION EXCHA INSTITUTE, NEW YORK, NEW YORK09 00 67 31*/.11DIOVISUAL AIDS, wr.Wrirtirairi: GUIDES, leinfrAdirds"'D PROJECTOES' MNIFFACTURERS,PROJECTORS
61. SE 004 614 2 17 09 15TWO PAPERS - CEIP TRADING AND UPERI1ENTAL TEACHINGCAMBRIDGE CONFERENCE ON SCHOOL MkTHEMATICS, EDUCATIOAL SERVICES, INC.,NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS
12*CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, *EIEMENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, *INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS, *M753FlikrICS, ARITHMETIC, CURRICULUM, GRADE 1, GRADE 2,CAMBRIDGE CONFERENCE ON SCHOOL MATHEMA.TICS
c. amatAL
1. SE 005 216 1 17 68 03EDLEZG, JACK V.A BASIC REFERENCE SEE.X ON DSTRUCTIONAL IEDIA RESEARCH
tIC cLEARMT11013SE ON EDUCATIONAL MEDIA AND TECZEOLOGY, ST/WORD UNIVERSITY,CALTFORNIA11 00 67*ANNOTAM BIBLIOGUPHIES, *ThiSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, *REFERENCE MAVEJAIS,EDUCATIONAL nay-ism, EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES, EMIS, !EARNING, PROGRAWOINSTRUCTION
2. SE 005 550 1 17 84 03GLAZER, ROBERT; MARINO, 34ARY LOULSEA BASIC REFERENCE SHELF ON PROGRAMED INSMUCTIONERIC =ARM:CROUSE ON EDUCATIONAL MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY, UNIVERSITY,CALTPORNIA06 00 68 8*AK NOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES, *BIBLIOGRAPHIES, *DiSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,*PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION, Boac LIST, TRUCTION, ERIC CLEARINGHOUSEON EDUCATIONAL MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY, INSTITUTE FOR COIWNICATIONRESEARCH, STANFORD UNIVERSITY
3. SE 004 041 2 17 86 17ROMAN, ALFRED VICTORTHE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF COLOR TELEVISION SYSTEMS, A REVIEW OF THEAPPLICATION OF COLOR TELEVISION IN THE 110N-ENTERTAMIENT AREAS AND ACOMPREHENSIVE, INDEXED AND ANALYTIC BIBLIOGRAPHYNEW ORK UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY MICROFILMS, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN
67 490*TEIEVISION, *MEDIA TECHNOLOGY, DOCTORAL THESES, EDUCATION, INDUSTRY, MILITARY,MEDICINE, TECHNOLOGY, 1967
4. SE 005 854 1 17 95 05SCHUPACH, PAUL H.RECORDED TELEVISION COURSES AVAILABLE FROM GREAT MAIM NATIONAL INSTRUCTIONALTELEVISION LIBRARY, 1969 CATALOGUNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, GREAT PLAINS NATIONAL INSTRUCTIONALTELEVISION LIBRARY
68 112*CATALOGUES, *INSTRUCTIONAL TELEVISION, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATER TAIS COLIEGESCIENCE, ELEMEYTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, EARTH SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, PHYSICALSCIENCES, SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCE, TEACHER EDUCATION
5. SE 004 915 3 17 95 34COMPUTER-ASSISTED INSTRUCTION GUIDEENTEIEK INCORPORATED, NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTSED 022 687 NOT AVAILABLE FROM EDRS
68 140*COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION, COIEUTER PROGRAM, *INDEXES (LOCATORS),*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS ARITHMETIC, ADULT EDUCATION, BIOLOGICAL S CIENCES.)ENGINEERING, LITERATURE, LANGUAGE, NATURAL SCIENCE, SOCIAL SCIENCES,TECHNOLOGY
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AERAMISON, STEPHEN (Al)
AGTER9M10103, J. (A2)
ALYEA, BERBERT N. (3)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THEADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE (A4)
BERGER, CART,;KARPLUS, ROBERT (A27)
BETH. UNE, PAUL;AND OTHERS (A28)
BIT M, JOHN D. (33)
BlANC, SAM S.;ANDREWS, TED F. (A5, A6, A7) MD OTHERS (A29, A30, A31)
APPLMIAN, RONAID EUGE4IE (A8) BLOCKER, RICHARD DANIEL (A32)
BAKER, G. L.; ARMSTRONG, R. L. (A9) BLIJM, RONAID (A33)
BAIABANIAN, NORMAN (A10, All) BODLEY, ROGER W.;AND OTHERS (A34, A35, A36, A37, A38)
PAIABAKAN, NORMAN;KIRWIN, GERALD J. (Al2) BORK, ALFRED M. (A39, A40)
BAIABANEAN, NORMAN;ROOT, AUGUS1TN A. (A13)
BARNARD, J. DARRELL;MID OTHMS (A14, A15, A16, A21)
BARNARD, W. ROBERT (A17, A18, A19, A20)
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