6.40 Systems Management
7.5 The Urban Migrant
7.30 Engineering Mechanics
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6.40 Systems Management
7.5 The Urban Migrant
7.30 Engineering Mechanics
Story: "The Village Green" written and illustrated by Jean Adamson
Presenters: Julie Stevens, John Golder
5.25 Mining
5.50 Computer Hardware
6.15 Foundation Maths: Computing
6.40 The Electrical Supply Industry
with Robin Day, Ludovic Kennedy, Richard Kershaw
Including Baroness Wootton of Abinger teacher, economist, social-scientist, penal-reformer. Lady Wootton reflects on her distinguished public life.
A film series about a family of pioneer stock.
Starring Richard Thomas as John-Boy, Michael Learned as Olivia Walton, Ralph Waite as John Walton, Will Geer as Grandpa and Ellen Corby as Grandma
At last John-Boy has a story accepted for publication in a magazine. But to everyone's astonishment his reaction to the news is that of complete dismay.
Based on the novels of Anthony Trollope
The BBC2 Serial
Written for television in 22 parts by Simon Raven
Starring Susan Hampshire, Philip Latham
On their wedding tour the Pallisers saw Burgo at a fencing school, but Glencora was unable to speak to him. Alice is to meet the Pallisers' political guests at Matching.
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In some schools today children sit in rows, arms folded, and reciting their tables under the firm direction of a teacher. In others they're given more freedom of choice: some learn the new maths in a small group playing bingo, others learn by playing on the floor with bricks. There's fierce debate between educationists about teaching styles, but there's been precious little scientific research into which method works best... until now. Today the first major research report to attempt an objective evaluation of styles of teaching in British Primary schools was published, and certain styles come in for heavy criticism. It will cause many questions about current trends in education. In this film Horizon reviews these findings and their significance for both children and teachers.
Reno, California, Tennessee, Florida, Nashville and New York are all visited in this film to illustrate the work of Hoyt Axton.
OECA production in assn with the BBC
Peter Woods; Weather
Richard Bebb reads "The Minotaur" by Elizabeth Jennings