Southern Connecticut State University - Laurel Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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Language Labs Besides making a trip to a foreign country, in-class dialogue and lan- guage laboratory drills provide the best practical experience in com- prehending, speaking and convers- ing in the language. ln the small, sound-proof cubicles, students sporting electronic earphones are given rigorous training in language comprehension and the ability to conquer a foreign accent and speak fluently in a foreign tongue. .L Q 3 if , fi f at, K X. 4 nv '- -r ff-ff W., K' .' I' f i' l 5

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SP x . s Txx. 9,99 ot, Learning Resources The Learning Resources Center, located on the third floor of Buley Library, is composed of three in- structional components, serving as a unified educational reference and rp-source service for the college community. The independent learn- ing component houses tapes, re- cords, films and other media with the necessary equipment for inde- pendent study. The curriculum labo- ratory contains elementary and sec- ondary textbooks, curriculum guides, tests, the Africana collec- tion, Asian studies materials and ad- ditional types of teaching aides. The audio-tutorial component provides individualized programmed instruc- tion. These various instructional me- dia are used in coordination with college programs to supplement and enhance learning and apprecia- tion.

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