A programme for children at home.
(to 11.30)

7.15 What Is Programmed Learning?: 2: Linear Programmes
A series of five programmes specially prepared for teachers.

Last week's broadcast ended with a short, specially written 'linear programme'. Today's broadcast shows the way in which the subject matter was analysed, and the techniques used to write the 'frames'. After this broadcast, you are invited to write the next set of 'frames' for yourself.
Written and presented by George Leith, Department of Education, University of Birmingham.

7.45 The Tools of Science: 2: X-ray Diffraction
A series of six programmes.
Introduced by Professor Donald Rogers of Imperial College.

The interpretation of X-ray diffraction patterns has led to very important discoveries about the structure of molecules. In tonight's programme Professor Rogers explains the principles of X-ray diffraction and shows how patterns may be used to obtain what is virtually a 'photograph' of molecules in a crystal.

8.15 Fothergale Co. Ltd.: 2: Consumer Research
A second series of eight programmes illustrating how modern economic ideas and techniques are applied in the management of a small but expanding firm.

Rumours of staff changes are in the air as Fothergales consider branching out into the manufacture of other disposable garments.

Devised and introduced by Ronald Brech.

8.55 Freedom-Now: 2: France-De Gaulle's Republic
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: Claude Bourdet, Jacques Champagne

Story by Rupert Hughes.
Adapted by Walter De Leon and Francis Martin
[Starring] The inimitable W. C. Fields
with Alison Skipworth, Baby LeRoy

followed by The Weather

Round off the day with Denis Tuohy, Michael Dean, Nicholas Tresilian, Joan Bakewell and tonight's guests.