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CU Young boy (in classroom): "Whaddya mean, my manners?" * | CU Young boy (in classroom): "Whaddya mean, my manners?" * | ||
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Revision as of 15:36, 9 December 2021
Film Research & Learning... is a short film from 1956 released on 16mm. It is held in the Prelinger Archives collection.
Good shots of students watching film in darkened classroom and teachers projecting 16mm film.
VS students (junior-high age) working with visual aids in classroom.
Graphs showing advantage of audiovisual aids over other media| Film Research & Learning... | |
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| Produced by | Wittich (Walter Arno) |
Production company | Wittich (Walter Arno) |
| Distributed by | Wittich (Walter Arno) |
Release date | 1956 |
Running time | 12:13 |
| Language | English |
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22:00:35 Film Research and Learning 22:09:35 CU Hands dissecting frog 22:09:45 Additional CU Hands dissecting frog 22:14:07 Choosing a classroom film 22:14:35 CU Bacteria (?) 22:15:05 CU Strange cell (?) 22:17:30 Baby bird in grass/underbrush 22:17:30 CU Snake 22:17:40 Baby bird 22:17:45 CU Snake 22:27:32 CU Young boy (in classroom): "Whaddya mean, my manners?" * (Nice bratty kid moment)