7.15 What Is Programmed Learning?: 3: Linear and Branching Programmes
A series of five programmes specially prepared for teachers.
Last week many viewers tried to write the next instalment of the 'programme' on knot-tying. Today's broadcast shows a specimen programme written by a teacher, and some comments about the way in which it was constructed. Viewers also see how the programme could have been prepared in branching form.
Written and presented by George Leith and Marion Foord Department of Education, University of Birmingham.

7.45 The Tools of Science: 3: The Diffraction Grating
A series of six programmes.
In atomic physics one of the most important research tools is still the simplest.
The speakers include
From Imperial College, London: Dr. W.T. Welford
From the Atomic Energy Authority: Dr. R. Wilson B. Jones, Dr. A. Gabriel
From the National Physical Laboratory: Dr. A. Franks

8.15 Fothergale Co. Ltd.: 3: Investment Appraisal
A second series of eight programmes illustrating how modern economic ideas and techniques are applied in the management of a small but expanding firm.
In a business, capital should be invested to achieve maximum results with a minimum of risks. Fothergale's make forecasts of future possibilities, for comparison now.
Devised and introduced by Ronald Brech.

8.55 Freedom-Now: 3: Spain - Franco's Peace
Eight programmes examining the way in which people in some European countries control, or are controlled by, their Governments.
Introduced by Derek Hart.
Among those taking part: Hugh Thomas, Jose Luis de Avendano