Elementary School: Part Three: Understanding the Physical World, The

About

Filmed in 68 schools throught Virginia. This educational film highlights the importance of discovery and observation in elementary education, focusing on how children engage with the physical world through hands-on experiences. It illustrates various activities such as collecting specimens, studying nature, and exploring local history. The film emphasizes the role of teachers in facilitating discussions and encouraging student-led learning. Additionally, it showcases field trips and community involvement as vital components of understanding the environment, history, and democratic principles. Overall, it underscores the significance of a child-centered approach to education that fosters social, spiritual, and academic growth.

Keywords

education, elementary school, discovery, observation, hands-on learning, community, nature, history, democratic principles, student-led learning

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Archive

Internet Archive, in Prelinger Archives

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Credit

Virginia State Board of Education, Film Production Service

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