Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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Match the Universal Pace Communication comes in many forms. Classes are one of the main packages in which thoughts are passed from person to person. In biology, there is a communication of physical facts, ideas and theses. Here is im- parted i nowledge of the human anatomy. Here economics is another field of com- munication — through sewing, cooking and book learning, students communicate and become, themselves, a part of the communi-- cation. Psychology, learning the basis of the hu- man operation — that, too, leans toward the acquiring and imparting of knowledge. And so does mathematics — a communica- tion through the use of numbers, letters and formulae. A new kind, a different kind, but communication, in its most objective form. Such is the way of communication — from the study of the human organism, to the sub- jective study of psychology — and on to ob- jective mathematics. A stitch in time makes a home ec major. Clinical tests offer psychological guid- ance for those seeking personal answers. Mammals are prepared for slides so all may learn. 15

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Classroom Tempos Mood-setting for study — be it math, music or metiiods. ... i imi Slides and movies open an entire- ly new vista for the students in their daily classroom schedules. iHiiiiii ' W III

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Even the smallest children have unique methods of communicating when they wish to express their thoughts. Education - - Watchword of Tomorrow A definition of communication might be; any behavior that leads to an exchange of meaning. Taught from the early grades up, a child learns how to communicate with his fellow beings — through sim- ple processes that are taken for granted, but that are so necessary and important. In some education centers, communication classes have sprouted up — to teach the meaning of this ex- change to children — just the ordinary methods of reading, writing, and speech. Guidance for young minds through student teaching.