Broadcasting and Education
BROADCASTING in co-operation with the Educational Department has done much commendable work in Hngland. Of this important aspect the educational director of the Broadcasting Corporation said :-‘Lecturers and school lessons are so successfi'" that we are continually extending the programme. We include a nightly programme of brief talks to groups that assemble at convenient: centres and listen-in. Universities and workers of the Hducational Association wholeheartedly co-operate. One-eighth of British schools have sets to listen-in during school hours. Four years of experiments show that school talks should be slow and punctuated with frequent questions and pauses. Children follow with the assistance of illustrated handbooks which we supply at a nominal cost. The Board of Education encourages the wireless, particularly for outlying schools." _
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Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 13, 23 November 1928, Page 7
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124Broadcasting and Education Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 13, 23 November 1928, Page 7
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