EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTS

Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 34, 1 March 1935, Page 44

EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTS

Auckland Schedule for March Announced F{DUCATIONAL broadcasts from Sta- . tion 1YA, Auckland, will start on Tuésday, March 5, and will. be continued on subsequent Tuesdays throughout the terms. Each day’s session will begin at 1.50 p.m., and finish at 3 p.m., and will consist of three 20-minute lessons. or_talks with gramophone records between to permit the changing over of classes. Broadcasting booklets for the use of teachers and children of Standards 8 to 7 will be distributed to schools at an early -date. Programme for March, March 5. (1) Mr. A. Bain, B.A., senior Inspector, Auekland distriet, "Intro"ductory Talk." | (2) Mr D. M. Rae, M.A., F.R.Hist.S., travel talk, (1) "Auckland to Van-.. couver." (3) Myr. J. W. Shaw, M.A., English, (1) Poetry from the School. Journal. _ March 12. (1) Mr. D. M. Rae, travel talk, (2) "Across Canada by Rail." (2) Mr. J. W. Shaw, English, (2) A Play. (3) Mr, C.- L. Gillies, B.Agr., Rural Studies, (1) "Farm Soils." March 19 (1) Mr. D. M. Rae, travel talk, (8) "New. York City." (2) Mr. J..W.. Shaw, English, (3) _ Poetry in the School. Journal. (8) Mr. ©. L. Gillies, Rural Studies, (2) "Crops of ne Farm," March 26, (1) Mr. M. Rae, travel talk, (4) Capital, Washington." (2) Mr. J. W. Shaw, Rynglish, (4) A Play. (3) Professor TI. Hollinrake, School musiec-first lesson,