HOW TO INSTRUCTIONAL batch9/20260909_111740

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WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S AN...
w/ Professor Claude Olney

HOW TO GET BETTER GRADES IN HIGH SCHOOL

319 left column

LEARN TO READ: 3/2/87
Debut

320 left column

LEARN TO READ: 3/24/87
(Series concluded)
TEACH AN ADULT TO READ: 10/21/87
(Debut) Understanding the Personal Side of Illiteracy.
Beginning With Books.

321 left column

TEACH AN ADULT TO READ:
TEACH AN ADULT TO READ.
TEACH AN ADULT TO READ.
AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL: 3/10/88
"Daddy Can't Read".
20/20 PROFILE: John Corcoran, a 50 year old MILLIONAIRE, school teacher of 18 years who hid his inability to read. 4/1/88
BLUFFING IT. (1987)
(edited)

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DROP EVERYTHING & READ. 1/28/89
Hosts: David & Meredith Baster Birney.
THE AMERICAN MEMORY TEST. 5/22/91
Host: Alex Trebek.

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READING RAINBOW:

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FRENCH IN ACTION:

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FRENCH IN ACTION:

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LET'S LEARN GERMAN: ALLES GUTE.

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LET'S LEARN JAPANESE:

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NIPPON: JAPAN SINCE 1945:
1. Out of a Firestorm. 1/6/91
2. Catching Up. 1/13/91
3. Living Through a Miracle. 1/20/91
4. The Learning Machine. 1/27/91
5. Taking On Detroit. 2/3/91
6. The Shock Effect. 2/10/91
7. Being Japanese. 2/17/91
8. Japan in the World. 2/24/91

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LET'S LEARN RUSSIAN:

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SQUARE ONE: 1/26/87

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SQUARE ONE:
Debut: An ambitious educational series designed to promote interest in mathematics among children ages 8-12, produced by the Children's Television Workshop, which created "Sesame Street" and "The Electric Company."

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SQUARE ONE:
The series of 75 fast-paced half hours models many of its segments after TV fare and offers sendups of game shows, music videos, commercials, newscasts and dramas—all with lessons in math principles and problem solving. The opener features a Busby Berkeley-style routine that defines infinity, and the first installment of "Mathnet," a "Dragnet" parody that promotes logical thinking.

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SQUARE ONE:

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SQUARE ONE:

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HABLAMOS ESPANOL:
Introductory course to Spanish.

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## HEADING: HOW TO INSTRUCTIONAL
## LEFT COLUMN
318. WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S AN... Professor Claude Olney
HOW TO GET BETTER GRADES IN HIGH SCHOOL

319. LEARN TO READ: (Debut) 3/2/87

320. LEARN TO READ:
(Series concluded) 3/24/87
TEACH AN ADULT TO READ:
(Debut) Understanding the Personal
Side of Illiteracy. 10/21/87
Beginning With Books.

321. TEACH AN ADULT TO READ:
TEACH AN ADULT TO READ.
TEACH AN ADULT TO READ.
AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL: 3/10/88
"Daddy Can't Read".
20/20 PROFILE: John Corcoran, a
50 year old MILLIONAIRE, school
teacher of 18 years who hid his
inability to read. 4/1/88
BLUFFING IT. (edited) (1987)

322. DROP EVERYTHING & READ. 1/28/89
Hosts: David & Meredith Baster Birney.
THE AMERICAN MEMORY TEST. 5/22/91
Host: Alex Trebek.

323. READING RAINBOW:

324.

325. FRENCH IN ACTION:
326. FRENCH IN ACTION:

## RIGHT COLUMN
327. LET'S LEARN GERMAN: ALLES GUTE.

328. LET'S LEARN JAPANESE:

329. NIPPON: JAPAN SINCE 1945:
1. Out of a Firestorm. 1/6/91
2. Catching Up. 1/13/91
3. Living Through a Miracle. 1/20/91
4. The Learning Machine. 1/27/91
5. Taking On Detroit. 2/3/91
6. The Shock Effect. 2/10/91
7. Being Japanese. 2/17/91
8. Japan in the World. 2/24/91

330. LET'S LEARN RUSSIAN:

331. SQUARE ONE: 1/26/87
332. SQUARE ONE: Debut: An ambitious educational series designed
to promote interest in mathematics among chil-
dren ages 8-12, produced by the Children's
Television Workshop, which created "Sesame
Street" and "The Electric Company."
333. SQUARE ONE: The series of 75 fast-paced half hours models
many of its segments after TV fare and offers
sendups of game shows, music videos, commer-
cials, newscasts and dramas—all with lessons in
math principles and problem solving. The opener
features a Busby Berkeley-style routine that de-
fines infinity, and the first installment of "Math-
net," a "Dragnet" parody that promotes logical
thinking.
334. SQUARE ONE:
335. SQUARE ONE:

336. HABLAMOS ESPANOL:
Introductory course to Spanish.

337.