Knoxville College - Focus Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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...J ru.. After applying reading techniques appropriate for different pieces, the students write in their own words what they have read. A machine is being used here by Miss Evans to rapidly flash obiects, to see and grasp groups of printed matter as meaningful units, words, and numerals onto the screen in an effort to train the students 36 fs wgifegi igfawgp mf he ? L iw? ,wgis r fi xlfifliisffsi.. 5' wa L-w wif? 5' fl E AF ' -:'::i.--'.

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Miss Earline Evans, center, conducts the reading program to help students according to their individual needs. She is of the Technical Center. The reading program is designed counseling these students with similar reading problems. CL SS S - READI G PROGRAM These students are trying to improve their comprehension of various ma. terials they read. -1 35

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K S-.ik .. x ---c i 9 wi' it i i X -, Jelterson P. Owens works with a class using a teaching and reading machine, it sets the reading pace and gives correct answers via programmer attached at the top, CLASS S - RE DI G PRUGR Dr. Ralph Martin, shown here with a group of students listening to a tape-recorded lecture, is director of the Technical Center. His class, after listening to the lecture, writes in their own words what they have heard as a means of re-enforcing the learning process while eltecting comprehension and writing skills. 37