The second in a series of five articles on audio-visual education by Guy Wagner and Waldemar Gjerde appeared in the January issue of Midland Schools
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Article Summary:
Audio-visual education has merit only as it is considered in a partnership relation with the traditional verbal teaching techniques, according to Guy Wagner, director of the curriculum laboratory, and Waldemar Gjerde, specialist in audio-visual education.