This study seeks to furnish school administrators and teachers with information about the (1) historical background of radio in the public schools of America; (2) equipment needed for radio reception; (3) plans that are necessary for efficient use of the radio; and (4) finally, to show the status of radio in the schools of Texas.
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This study seeks to furnish school administrators and teachers with information about the (1) historical background of radio in the public schools of America; (2) equipment needed for radio reception; (3) plans that are necessary for efficient use of the radio; and (4) finally, to show the status of radio in the schools of Texas.
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Douglas, Truman B.Determining the Extent to Which the Purposes of Radio Educational Broadcasts are Being Achieved in the Elementary School,
thesis,
August 1943;
Denton, Texas.
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accessed July 18, 2024),
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