7.5 Role Playing

7.30 Two Ways to Work

Story: "Mirror Mix-Up" by Margaret Joy
Guest storyteller Derek Griffiths

5.0 Secular Music of the Renaissance

5.25 The Digital Computer

5.50 Diffusion

6.15 Milk Bottles

6.40 Foundation Maths: Logic

A personal view of childhood in different societies by URIE BRONFENBRENNER
Mummy, Daddy, Lenin and Mao

with Michael Charlton. An interview with a man or woman behind the headlines follows the News Summary. Preceded by Weather
Associate producer JOHN SHEARER Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON

Four years ago the village of Llanaelhaearn (population 250), in North Wales, was dying. The slate quarries which had employed many villagers had closed, and young people were moving away to find work.

Carl Clowes, the new village doctor, arrived as the battle to save the village school began. Since then he has been the moving spirit behind a village co-operative society which has achieved some surprising results.

starring
The Thanksgiving Story (Part 2)
John-Boy can no longer hide the attacks of dizziness and blurred vision.

on behalf of Britain in Europe
(Also on BBC1)

From the heart of the nation - the fourth in a series of six transmissions from Britain's smallest television network.
Your RWT host tonight: Bridget Armstrong - who will be introducing 'programmes' featuring ERIC IDLE, NEIL INNES DAVID BATTLEY , HENRY WOOLF and ANDY ROBERTS
Written by ERIC IDLE . Music by NEIL INNES Designer GEOFF POWELL
Film director STEVE ROBERTS
Studio director ANDREW GOSLING Producer IAN KEILL

In one of the boldest educational experiments of our time a Canadian medical school has successfully abandoned exams, lectures, and given students the power to direct their own learning and even remove poor tutors. The aim in this case is to train better family doctors.

This dramatic cinema verite film follows medical students at McMaster University through a number of real and simulated medical problems. The students diagnose and treat road accident casualties in hospital emergency rooms, distraught and depressed housewives, and a brain damaged 25-year-old girl who is unaware of her true condition.

Tonight's Horizon shows how the McMaster experiment is challenging the basic ground rules of education by showing that lectures and exams are not necessary for effective learning.

with Angela Rippon ; Weather

People make Television
The first of three programmes from Ulster is presented by The Whiterock Co-operative of West Belfast
It is a simple story of industrial self-help and community action - the collective response of a number of Gaelic speakers to the problem of the lack of work in areas like Ballymurphy.
Open Door is produced by the public. Skilled help and advice is available from the BBC's Community Programme Unit. Repeated next Sunday afternoon See page 4

JILL BALCON reads
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