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| Format: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| Language: | en |
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1990
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| Online Access: | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED325088 |
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- Staff Development Resources, 1990-91. Administrators Audiotape Recordings Catalogs Educational Television Elementary Secondary Education Faculty Development Inservice Education Orientation Materials Programing (Broadcast) Resource Materials Staff Development This staff development resource guide provides listings of instructional television and radio broadcasts related to major areas of the Total Teaching Act in South Carolina's Program for Effective Teaching (PET). Television program topics include: administration; adult education; the arts; career education; certificate-renewal credit courses; college-credit courses; computer education/new technology; conferences; custodial training; early childhood education; education of the handicapped; food services; guidance; health, physical education, and safety; human relations; instructional television (ITV) and audio utilization; language arts; library/media center; mathematics education; music education; parent education; science; series utilization; social studies; teacher certification; teaching techniques; television production techniques; testing programs; vocational education; and youth at risk. Radio program topics include administration; adult education; the arts; classroom management; discipline; early childhood education; education of the handicapped; environmental education; gifted and talented; health; human relations (self-concept); library/media center; parent education; social studies; teaching techniques; and youth at risk. A broadcast schedule is provided together with information on the running time for each program and a brief description of its content. The guide also includes information on district-operated distribution centers; ITFS (instructional television fixed service) school and school-related facilities; the ITFS network; the duties of the Instructional Technology Building Coordinator; and the statewide Instructional Technology Advisory System. A form for requesting additional copies of the resource guide is also included. (DB)