DOCSLIB.ORG

Instructor's Manual: Development of Higher Level Thinking Abilities. INSTITUTION Northwest Regional Educational Lab., Portland, Oreg

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Instructor's Manual: Development of Higher Level Thinking Abilities. INSTITUTION Northwest Regional Educational Lab., Portland, Oreg DOCURIBT RESUME ED 146 125 95 SP 011 730 AUTHOR McCollum, John A.; Davis, Rose Marie TITLE Instructor's Manual: Development of Higher Level Thinking Abilities. INSTITUTION Northwest Regional Educational Lab., Portland, Oreg. SPONS AGENCY Office of Education (DHEN), Washington, D.C. PUB DATE 72 NOTE 611p.; Some pages may not reproduce well due to the paper color EARS T4ICE MF-$1.t6 HC-$32.81 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Institutes (Training Programs); Instructional Materials; *Leaders Guides; *Learning Processes; Manuals; Research Utilization; Skill Development; *Teacher Education; *Thought Processes ABSTRACT This training manual is designed for use by instructional leaders conducting a workshop on the translationand application of research on *thinking processes* into implemented programs of instruction. The objectives of such a program is to develop teacher skills in relating thinkingprocesses to a structure of knowledge (factual base -- concepts-- generalizations). Specific objectives for instructional leaders are the development of leadership skills in the areas of (1)open, active learning processes;(2) human relations; (3) conduct of simulation, laboratory, and application activities; (4) curriculum development; and (5) self-evaluation. Content of the manual includesa participant materials list, description of instructional format, preinstructional arrangements, orientation, rationale for change, and overview of the training procedure. All participant materials are also included. Processes discussed are: curriculum development, concept formation, sensitivity to data interpretation, learning experiences, interpretation of information displays, and application of knowledge. A review of materials coveree concludes the program:a bibliography and glossary of terms are appended. (MJB) ******************************************* *************************** Documents acquired by ERIC include aauy informal unpublished * .terials not available from other sources. ERIC makes every effort * * to obtain the best copy available. Nevertheless, items of marginal * * reproducibility are often encountered and this affects the quality * * of the microfiche and hardcopy reproductions ERIC makes available * * via the ERIC Document Reproduction Service (EDRS). EDRS is not * responsible for the quality of the original document. Reproductions * * supplied by EDRS are the hest that can be made from the original. * *********************************************************************** _.111191 PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS A-rE i 1./Al_HAS' BEEN GRANTED RV lev TO THE FDIICAI IQcVAL HESOURCvS U S DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, INfOPMATION CENTER ERICI AND EDUCATION 4 WELFARE USER:, OF THE ERIC SYSTEM NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO- DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIvED FROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATIONORIGIN- ATING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILYRE PRE SENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTEOF EOUCATION POSITION OR POLICY INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL; DEVELOPMENT OF HIGHER LEVEL THINKING ABILITIES John A. McCollum Rose Marie Davis . Southern Oregon College Ashland, Oregon Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory DEVELOEMENT OF HIGHER LEVEL THINKING ABILITIES This work was developed under a contract with the U. S. Office of Education, Department of Health, Education and Welfare. However, the content does not necessarily reflect the position or policy of that Agency, and no official endorsement of these materials should be inferred. © Copyright 1972 by the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory Copyright is claimed until October 1977. Thereafter, all portions of this work covered by this copyright will be in the public domain. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the Publisher. Edited by Saralie B. Northam Typing and artwork by Anita L. La Russo Published by Commercial- Educational Distributing Services P. O. Box 3711 Portland, Oregon97208 Printed in the United Stater of America ii 3 PREFACE In recent years, a great deal of educational and psychologicalresearch activity has centered on the development of "thinking processes."This manual is designed for instructional leaders whohave as their respon- sibility the translation and application of that researchto an implemented program of instruction for the classroom. This training program had its beginning ina workshop for Oregon educators presented at Southern Oregon College in thesummer of 1965. Over the next two years an instructional modelwas designed, tested and refined. Its intent was the development of skill in using strategies to promote the thinking processes of learners. Tnat initial model focused upon processes quite independent of specific subjectmatter. However, the writers became increasingly convincedthat process cannot be effectively applied exceptas it operates on a body of subject matter. Testing of the initial model produced considerable evidence ofthe enthusiasm of participants while engaged in the workshopactivities, but little evidence of their success in direct application ofthe processes to the body of knowledge that they were required to teach. Consequently, dur4-,c; the past threeyears; the writers have designed, tested and refined an instructional program which makesa direct -Tplication of a structure of process toa struct re of knowledge. Within the training program, participantsare provided with the skills necessary to make this application, and are required to programan instructional sequence which demonstrates these skills. Also, within the instructional setting, each participant is required to takepart in a series of practicum experiences in which he teaches theprocesses under observation with feedbackon his teaching behavior. This program's strategies for interrelating process, content and practicalexperience should make it a useful tool in the urgent task of putting thinking processes into the classroom immediately. The writers are indebtcd to many people for their contributionstoward making this instructional program e reality. These include all of the individuals who were involved in the pioneering of thisprogram; most particularly, Dr. James Hills and Miss Maty Durkin of Sari Francisco State College and Dr. William Ward, then Director of Teacher Education, Oregon State Department of Education. We are also very grateful to all of the participants and leaders of themany workshops which have been held throughout the Northwest during the past fouryears. Their ideas, suggestions and criticisms have been invaluable. Special gratitude is also expressed to Mrs. Alice Duvall, then the Fluid Coordinator for the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory. During the initial development of this instructionalprogram, the writers worked d.Lrectly with Alice. As a result, many of the activities finally presented are based upon her ideas and the dialogue which took place at that time. iii Preface A very special debt of gratitude is owed to our initial editor, Mr. Robert DeVoe, Assistant Professor of English, Southern Oregon College. Bob not only met the challenge of editing the sometimes uncommunicative expressions of the writers, but his perceptive understanding of the teaching process resulted in additions and modifications in content, format and style which have added greatly to the effectiveness of the program. Also, Bob is an artist in his own right and it is his very fine artistic talent that is evident in the illustrations that follow. Appreciation shou3d also be expressed to Dr. John L. Holmes, Principal, Lincoln Laboratory School, Ashland, Oregon. He has been extremely helpful, patient and understanding toward thL many tasks relating to the final development of the manuscript. Finally, the writers owe a great debt of gratitude to the late Dr. Hilda Taba. Her genius for creating, developing and conceptualizing strategies for the improvement of teaching resulted in the basic underlying elements of this program. JAM RMD August 1972 iv CONTENTS Preface iii Contents Participant Materials List vii Materials List xi Introduction 1 Instructional Format 10 Preinstructional Arrangements 25 Orientation 37 Rationale for Change 52 Overview of the Processes 78 Curriculum Development 124 Sensitivity to Questions 177 Sensitivity to Concept Diagnosis 194 Processes in Concept Diagnosis 199 Exercises on Concept Diagnosis 213 Demonstration of Concept Diagnosis 237 Typescript Analysis of ncept Diagnosis (OPTIONAL) 263 Concept Diagnosis Laboratory Experience 292 Sensitivity to Interpretation of Data: Literature 302 Processes in Interpretation of Data 316 Exercises in Interpretation af Data: Literature 331 Interpretation of Data Laboratory Experience 346 Interpretation of Data: Films 352 Processes with Learning Experiences 361 Exercises in Selecting and Programing Learning Experiences 379 Sensitivity to Interpreting an Information Display 39/ Contents Processes in Interpretation of an Information Display 398 Exercises for Interpreting an Information Display 406 Demlns*ration of Interpreting an Information Display 419 Interpreting an Information Display Laboratory Experience 446 Sensitivity to Application of Knowledge 466 Processes in Application of Knowledge 477 Exercises in Application of Knowledge 495 Demonstration of Application of Knowledge 504 Application of Knowledge Laboratory Experience 529 Review of Processes 537 Bibliography 555 Appendix A: Glossary of
Load more

Recommended publications
  • 2013Gushurst.Moore10169745phd
    University of Plymouth PEARL https://pearl.plymouth.ac.uk 04 University of Plymouth Research Theses 01 Research Theses Main Collection 2012 A GARDEN IN HER CUPS: BOTANICAL MEDICINES OF THE ANGLO-AMERICAN HOME, C.1580 1800 Gushurst-Moore, Bruna http://hdl.handle.net/10026.1/1253 University of Plymouth All content in PEARL is protected by copyright law. Author manuscripts are made available in accordance with publisher policies. Please cite only the published version using the details provided on the item record or document. In the absence of an open licence (e.g. Creative Commons), permissions for further reuse of content should be sought from the publisher or author. This copy of the thesis has been supplied on condition that anyone who consults it is understood to recognise that its copyright rests with its author and that no quotation from the thesis and no information derived from it may be published without the author's prior consent. 1 2 A GARDEN IN HER CUPS: BOTANICAL MEDICINES OF THE ANGLO-AMERICAN HOME, C.1580 – 1800 BRUNA GUSHURST-MOORE PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY THESIS SUBMITTED FOR THE DEGREE DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY NOVEMBER, 2012 3 4 SHORT ABSTRACT Ph.D THESIS NOVEMBER, 2012 A GARDEN IN HER CUPS: BOTANICAL MEDICINES OF THE ANGLO-AMERICAN HOME, C.1580 – 1800 1 BRUNA GUSHURST-MOORE PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY This thesis focuses on the domestic use of plant-based medicines within Early Modern English and Colonial American households, and establishes the defining framework of a domestic botanical culture. It reconstructs the relationship between domestic, popular, and learned medical cultures to reveal the breadth of that practice, demonstrating the unique characteristics of the domestic culture which are underpinned by a shared canon of herbs and a high degree of flexible adaptability by individual practitioners.
    [Show full text]
  • Blondie Greatest Hits: Deluxe Redux / Ghosts of Download Mp3, Flac, Wma
    Blondie Greatest Hits: Deluxe Redux / Ghosts Of Download mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Pop Album: Greatest Hits: Deluxe Redux / Ghosts Of Download Country: US Released: 2014 Style: New Wave, Vocal, Punk, Art Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1946 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1919 mb WMA version RAR size: 1720 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 936 Other Formats: ASF MIDI MPC MP3 APE MP2 MP3 Tracklist Hide Credits Sugar On The Side 1 3:47 assist engineer – Braulio RodriguezEngineer For The Mix – Braulio Rodriguez Rave 2 4:02 assist engineer – Braulio RodriguezEngineer For The Mix – Braulio Rodriguez A Rose By Any Name 3 3:34 assist engineer – Braulio RodriguezEngineer For The Mix – Braulio Rodriguez Winter 4 4:16 assist engineer – Braulio RodriguezEngineer For The Mix – Braulio Rodriguez I Want To Drag You Around 5 3:14 assist engineer – Braulio RodriguezEngineer For The Mix – Braulio Rodriguez I Screwed Up 6 3:59 assist engineer – Braulio RodriguezEngineer For The Mix – Braulio Rodriguez Relax 7 5:49 assist engineer – Braulio RodriguezEngineer For The Mix – Braulio Rodriguez Take Me In The Night 8 3:23 assist engineer – Braulio RodriguezEngineer For The Mix – Braulio Rodriguez Make A Way 9 3:55 assist engineer – Braulio RodriguezEngineer For The Mix – Braulio Rodriguez Mile High 10 3:39 assist engineer – Braulio RodriguezEngineer For The Mix – Braulio Rodriguez Euphoria 11 4:40 assist engineer – Braulio RodriguezEngineer For The Mix – Braulio Rodriguez Take It Back 12 3:45 assist engineer – Braulio RodriguezEngineer For The Mix – Braulio
    [Show full text]
  • Proceedings of EMNLP Workshop on Natural Language Processing And
    NLP + CSS 2016 EMNLP 2016 Workshop on Natural Language Processing and Computational Social Science Proceedings of the Workshop November 5, 2016 Austin, Texas, USA c 2016 The Association for Computational Linguistics Order copies of this and other ACL proceedings from: Curran Associates 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, New York 12571 USA Tel: +1-845-758-0400 Fax: +1-845-758-2633 [email protected] ISBN 978-1-945626-26-5 ii Introduction Language is a profoundly social phenomenon, both shaped by the social context in which it is embedded (such as demographic influences on lexical choice) and in turn helping construct that context itself (such as media framing). Although this interdependence is at the core of models in both natural language processing (NLP) and (computational) social sciences (CSS), these two fields still exist largely in parallel, holding back research insight and potential applications in both fields. This workshop aims to advance the joint computational analysis of social sciences and language by explicitly connecting social scientists, network scientists, NLP researchers, and industry partners. Our focus is squarely on integrating CSS with current trends and techniques in NLP and to continue the progress of CSS through socially-informed NLP for the social sciences. This workshop offers a first step towards identifying ways to improve CSS practice with insight from NLP, and to improve NLP with insight from the social sciences. Areas of interest include all levels of linguistic analysis, network science, and the social sciences, including (but not limited to): political science, geography, public health, economics, psychology, sociology, sociolinguistics, phonology, syntax, pragmatics, and stylistics.
    [Show full text]
  • Christianity Today, Volume 1, Number 7
    .-. • ...._.: .... !Ii CHRISTIA TY TODAY --==S'5'5,'55' =~.J , .. ~. A PRESBYTERIAN JOURNAL DEVOTED TO STATING, DEFENDING .i III AND FURTHERING THE GOSPEL IN THE MODERN WORLD III SAMUEL G. CRAIG, Editor H. McALliSTER GRIFFITHS, Managing Editor Published monthly by THE PRESBYTERIAN AND MID-NOVEMBER, 1930 $1.00 A YEAR REFORMED PUBLISHING CO., 501 Witherspoon Bldg., Phila., Pa. Vol. 1 No.7 EVERYWHERE' The Present Age AGES differ. As generation succeeds it. Such, however, is no longer the case. fronting the non-Christian is not whether ft generation there is not sameness Today' there is scarcely a fundamental he will permit Christianity to have but continuous change and differentiation. idea about GOD, creation, sin, CHRIST, the practical sway over his life. He is No generation of men, of all those which atonement, regeneration, the ideal of con­ faced with the previous question: Is Chris­ have preceded us, has faced the same sit­ duct, life after death, future judgment­ tianity true? Does loyalty to truth and uation as that which confronts us. ideas which our fathers in general held as duty require the adoption of another and Whether we will or no we live in the common property-that is not denied in different confession of faith than that twentieth century and face the problems the name of science, that is not questioned known as Christian? Moreover, as al­ peculiar to the twentieth century. More­ in .academic circles, that is not uncertain ready intimated, if a non-Christian be­ over of our age as truly as of former ages in public opinion, that has not been comes a Christian he does not find that it can be said in the words of the banned as a proper subject for conversa­ public opinion is wholly or even predomi­ Psalmist: "It shall wax old as does a gar­ sation in many serious-minded circles.
    [Show full text]
  • View June 2016
    2 —————————— The Peconic Bay Shopper • • JUNE 2016 —————————— Preserving Local History 15+YEARS OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE publisher/editor — Michael P. Hagerman Grattan’s art department — Rita M. Hagerman ([email protected] Heating and Cooling sales — Kristin Ulmet, 631.466.8363 regular contributors — Antonia Booth, Southold Town Historian Daniel McCarthy, Jeffrey Walden, Gerard Matovcik, Bob Kaelin, Gail F. Horton, Paul Hunter A division of Academy Printing Services, Inc. 42 Horton Lane - POB 848, Southold NY 11971 www.academyprintingservices.com The Peconic Bay Shopper is published monthly, excluding January. RECENT ISSUES CAN BE DOWNLOADED FROM THE WEBSITE On the Cover: In this issue we get a look at some of the summer camps on the east end Providing Quality Service, Installation thanks to Jeffrey Walden and Gerard Matovcik. Our cover photos go along with their story (page 3). and Repair 24/7 for all your home Top photo: Boys practice swimming and diving from the Camp heating and cooling needs. Momoweta raft on Laurel Lake. In the distance the public beach can be seen, and to the right of it, Camp Molloy’s dock. (631) 745-5555 Bottom photo: Campers from the Nation of the Oneidas, with their [email protected] counselors, in 1960. (Courtesy of Carl Santoro, pictured in the second row from the bottom, fourth from the right.) — INSURED — 3 —————————— The Peconic Bay Shopper • Preserving Local History • JUNE 2016 —————————— Camp C.D.A., Camp Molloy & Camp Momoweta. By Jeffrey Walden, Director of Mattituck-Laurel Library, and Gerard Matovcik, Reference Librarian. The Golden Age of Summern the C firstamps half of the twentieth in century, Laurel: the small hamlet of Lau - rel became the home to three thriving camps: Camp Catholic Daughters of America (later Camp Immaculata), Camp Molloy, and Camp Momoweta.
    [Show full text]
  • Additional Readings Lesson 1
    Additional Readings Lesson 1 J. “He had been imprisoned by the Russians in one of Critique of the isolation cells of Steinhof,” they told me. “The next Pan-Determinism day, however, the door of his cell stood open and Dr. J. was never seen again.” Later I was convinced that, like by Victor E. Frankl others, he had with the help of his comrades made his way to South America. More recently, however, I was Psychoanalysis has often been blamed for its so-called consulted by a former Austrian diplomat who had been pan-sexualism. I, for one, doubt whether this reproach imprisoned behind the Iron Curtain for many years, first has ever been legitimate. However, there is something in Siberia and then in the famous Lubianka prison in which seems to me to be an even more erroneous and Moscow. While I was examining him neurologically, dangerous assumption, namely, that which I call “pan- he suddenly asked me whether I happened to know determinism.” By that I mean the view of man which Dr. J. After my affirmative reply he continued: “I made disregards his capacity to take a stand toward any con- his acquaintance in Lubianka. There he died, at about ditions whatsoever. Man is not fully conditioned and the age of forty, from cancer of the urinary bladder. determined but rather determines himself whether Before he died, however, he showed himself to be the he gives into conditions or stands up to them. In other best comrade you can imagine! He gave consolation words, man is ultimately self-determining.
    [Show full text]
  • Police Charge 3 in Desecration of Manalapan Temple
    i Long Branch candidates spar over federal funds, B1 | GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Tinton Falls crackdown Sleep well series LONG BRANCH 111 summons issued Sleep result of deal between brain, body. Today's Forecast: to garbage haulers. Showers, thundershowers Page B1 Page A9 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 107 NO. 99 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1984 . 25 CENTS Police charge 3 in desecration of Manalapan temple BY TED LOUD ligious property in connection with as "Hitler Rules" and "Into The the Incident in which a Molotov Owns With Jews ' MANALAPAN - Three 18-year- cocktail was thrown on the sidewalk Rabbi Ira Holhslcin. spiritual old township youths were arrested in front of Congregation Sons of leader of the SB-family Beth and arraigned yesterday on charges Israel. There were no injuries or Shalom congregation, s.ml temple stemming from last week's van- damage in that incident, police said officials had not determined the cost dalism at Temple Beth Shalom, Superior Court Judge John P. of the damage Rothsloin said a Route SS, In which a tractor was Arnone set bail at $90,000 cash each structural engineer has concluded driven through a wall and anti- for Busalacchi and LaRocca, with that the tractor caused struciurnl Semitic graffiti was spray-painted no 10 percent reduction. McLane s damage which left "more than just on the exterior of the newly-opened bail was set at $25,000, also with no a hole in the wall ' synagogue. 10 percent. Holhslcin indicated tli.it the li-in Two of the men also are charged They are being held in the county pie would probably press charges.
    [Show full text]
  • Exploring the F-Word •
    e-WAVES NEWSLETTER OF THE ALL WOMEN’S ACTION SOCIETY(AWAM) Issue No.1— JULY 2013 EXPLORING THE F-WORD e -WAVES AWAM’s Desk Reviving WAVES really started writer in each and every one journey from start to finish – because of our shared love of us - we sometimes just don't but we feel like we’ve only just of AWAM and the WAVES have the right platform to begun. We’re already newsletter, which in the 90’s express it. excitedly chattering about the courageously published articles n e x t e - WAVES issue, about then-controversial issues As writers whose skills has scheduled for the last quarter like female masturbation, AIDs largely been fossilised from of the year. We do hope that and sexuality. e-WAVES is disuse, it was such a delight to this publication will spur the really a tribute to the former unpack our rusty old pens, women and men of Malaysia Inside this Issue editorial collective and the throw them away, and use to start thinking deeply about Malaysian feminist movement; Microsoft Word again. Part of gender and sexuality issues MY FAVOURITE 3 how inspirational this the pleasure came from writing and how these issues can FEMINIST movement is and how about something that is affect the women around them. incredibly hopeful it makes us. relevant to the women, and Until next time, goodbye and Payal Sadwhani describes her favourite feminist for our first hopefully is relevant to other enjoy reading our humble little issue. And now we’ve finally made it! women as well.
    [Show full text]
  • The Popular Mechanicals Was Co-Written by Tony Taylor and Keith Robinson, Using the Original Works of William Shakespeare
    of South Australia presents by Index .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2 Theatre Etiquette .................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Cast & Creatives ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Playwrights ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6 Play History................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7 Director ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8 Actor Profile ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Synopsis ...................................................................................................................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Passion Killers
    Passion killers The art of passion killing in the age of stress and anxiety by Phillip Walden Bowen Cognitive Science and Psychology Copyright © 2021 Vernon Press, an imprint of Vernon Art and Science Inc, on behalf of the author. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of Vernon Art and Science Inc. www.vernonpress.com In the Americas: In the rest of the world: Vernon Press Vernon Press 1000 N West Street, Suite 1200, C/Sancti Espiritu 17, Wilmington, Delaware 19801 Malaga, 29006 United States Spain Cognitive Science and Psychology Library of Congress Control Number: 2021936404 ISBN: 978-1-64889-042-0 Product and company names mentioned in this work are the trademarks of their respective owners. While every care has been taken in preparing this work, neither the authors nor Vernon Art and Science Inc. may be held responsible for any loss or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by the information contained in it. Every effort has been made to trace all copyright holders, but if any have been inadvertently overlooked the publisher will be pleased to include any necessary credits in any subsequent reprint or edition. Cover design by Vernon Press using elements designed by rawpixel.com / Freepik. For Sonia Table of contents List of Tables vii List of Figures xi Foreword by Professor Simon Burtonshaw-Gunn xiii Author’s Biography xv Acknowledgements xvii Overview xix Introduction xxi Chapter 1 Personality and well-being 1 Chapter 2 Emotional intelligence, personality and well-being 39 Chapter 3 Leadership and emotional intelligence 65 Chapter 4 Case in point 109 Chapter 5 Stress and coping 125 Chapter 6 Values 167 Chapter 7 The dark triad and “pathocratic influence” 199 Chapter 8 Passion killers 231 Chapter 9 The passionate workplace 283 Chapter 10 Conclusions 335 References 357 Index 469 List of Tables Table: 0.1.
    [Show full text]
  • Acoustic Sounds Winter Catalog Update
    VOL. 8.8 VOL. 2014 WINTER ACOUSTICSOUNDS.COM ACOUSTIC SOUNDS, INC. VOLUME 8.8 The world’s largest selection of audiophile recordings Published 11/14 THE BEATLES IN MONO BOX SET AAPL 379916 • $336.98 The Beatles get back to mono in a limited edition 14 LP box set! 180-gram LPs pressed in Germany by Optimal Media. Newly remastered for vinyl from the analogue tapes by Sean Magee and Steve Berkowitz. The release includes all nine original mono mixed U.K. albums plus the original American- Cut to lacquer on a VMS80 lathe compiled mono Magical Mystery Tour and the Mono Masters, a three LP collection of Exclusive 12” 108-page hardbound book non-album tracks also compiled and mastered from the original analogue tapes. with rare studio photos! All individual albums available. See acousticsounds.com for details. FOUR MORE FROM THE FAB FOUR New LP Reissues - Including QRP Pressings! The below four Beatles LPs will be pressed in two separate runs. First up are 10,000 European-pressed copies. After those are sold through, the label will then release the Quality Record Pressings-pressed copies. All four albums are 180-gram double LPs! The Beatles 1967-1970 The Beatles 1962-1966 1 Love ACAP 48448 $35.98 ACAP 48455 $35.98 ACAP 60079 $35.98 ACAP 48509 $48.98 (QPR-pressed version; (QPR-pressed version; (QPR-pressed version; (QPR-pressed version; coming sometime in 2015) coming sometime in 2015) coming sometime in 2015) coming sometime in 2015) ACAP 484480 $35.98 ACAP 484550 $35.98 ACAP 600790 $35.98 ACAP ACAP 485090 $48.98 (European-pressed version; (European-pressed
    [Show full text]
  • Northern Junket, Vol. 9, No. 10
    : ' - •: ' ;3*ess.asrsr*sr.«r'*..'.'-"'. t-.S'.r," irf- . »?. ;. A,Jjar?aafarg«gg. ia'. XS35auWS?ivtttSS':.#<5E O T I- 1 :3' o \ \ J t ^^ J ij I I- i VOL9 f) MO, '10 'W Article TsLgdr Take It Or leave jt - - - - 1 What^s In A Name? »- - - - - g We're Tired » * - - ^ «. ^ A Leadership Institute - - • - 6 Know Your Sqmre Dance Music -' - • 12 Little Dei IS Inspiration For Waltz * - 17 How Not T<5 I>c It - - - - - 19 Graffe Be:'^re Meals ----- 21 Contra I^nxje - Jamaica Plain Jig • - 22 Square lance - heft Hand lady Ifeder - - 23 Polk l^noe - I!rer-3a (Israel) - - - 2^ Summer fp'lk XJsncln^ - - - - -25 * Jolk Soni - "T" " " ' ^^ Book Reviews .-.--. 29 H^^r/r Lore - The Ziss And It^ History jprest PolkXore,- New Sngland Legends & Folklore -- " j^Pf^g . - 5 - liS - 18 —21 26 2S - - - i&nce (juotationfl • - 32 It's Fun To Hunt - •• - - - 3**" - - - - - Bey Folks 3J Painless Folklore ----- 'fi - - B&llad iiji OXdtimer Tongue Twisters Pumpkin This »N That - Do You Remember? - Turn Of A J^iirase - Irish Sayings - Spring Folklore - May Weather - Rainbows - Proverbs - Real pountry Recipes - - 46 jtied Salt Pork With Cream - Pork ikpple Pie Sausage and itied Apples - Caraway Seed Cookies Haised Oatmeal Muffins - Cider Cake - Blueberry Cobbler TAi^J -T* £.AV One of the things we hope Sq-uare Dance Poimdations will do is to take movies of dan- cers actually doing the figiires of the dances. We mean, more specifi- cally, the basic figures that make up sq.uare dancing. la this way, even the most commonplace of figures will be preserved for posterity, k.
    [Show full text]