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leopat,!,,,,,, - ;locust* issue! thldren40- Television- Workshop Oaiterli Orogres0 1977:, to. .SePt..'30; 19714,, OfFice-of` Education. :(DBEs)* ,lilankin4tpne D C. Die. of E'duCjitionall 'TeChnolOg 390=44=0027 710.7: 'part* may not reproduce ,clearly, due to, print . -quality !EDIS,IRICE: <11Fti0.:83,447,7$44. 04 'taus .poStage-.. *Childrens \TeleTisiOn; Counity ,ServiCest.,:Early Childhood EducatiO'--*EdUCAtiOnal Seleiriaioht. ' goinntiire Evaluatio 4,:xnfotil.4340 Tnstriittion;Uteri lit iEMiChandiSe..4fOrMationt Minority Groups;-Pro raeiag,. -:(ErOixd-Citst):1,,Betarded' Children *Television Research 414#00ES *Childrens TeleTi4On 00441 Electric .Company; 4eeaMe .a, 'AETEACT This' report desCribeS,theiajOr-aC.timi4ei for the quarter Inproducticu,-andresearch forthe andEleCiricOoMpany programs.Inaddition-, activities 06: fairt,Per.Sonael,budget,.international )30attiintj,_Cts- pr and'nd' cOimUnity education. ServiCes,, :inCluding:SeririCeS to the ;handiCappeA and.diSadiiiintaged,are404004 4ppendiCeS ~ploy ;de: 'samplesof SeSine Street script-highlightS, Program :404iiitionsof the Electric Company,andpressClippings.(DAG) *Ig******A4,45*****************************.****44**********************4,g4t * Reproductions supplied by EDBS are the :best that can be .made * #- from. the original document. * ,.**********************.*************************************itAt********** en e orkslop C -Onelincoln PlazaINew York,N.Y. 10023 / 212 595-3456 U.S: DEPARTMENT 00 HEALTH. ;EDUCATION & WELFARE o' 'NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION 'THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPAO- pucgo EXACTLY AS 'RECEIVED- FROM '14.1E PERSON OR ORGANIZATION OR iGIN* rATING IT:POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT,NECESSAAILY REPRE- -1ENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF .-t IoucATicoi POSITION,OR' POLICY, C TITLE: QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT SUBMITTED TO: U.S. OFFICE OF,EDOCATION DIVISION OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY' CONTRACT. NUMBER: 300.771,-0027: TERt0Dr JULY 1,C 1977 -' TO- SEPT... 304 1977' NAME' OF -CHILDREN'S- TELEVtSION- WORKSHOP. INSTITUTION: ONE LINCOLN PLAZA , NEW YORK, N.Y. 1002,3 .r (212) ,595-3456 4 4", PROJECT DIRECTOR: MRS. JOAN GANZ COONEY 4.- O O 0 O CABLE: SESAMEST NEW YORK I TWX710-68172543 RCA 236168 2 'TABLE .OF CONTENTS PAGE. .0SAMB.S'iliEET RESEARCH 1 SESAME STREET PRODUCTION .... .....:. 0:4! 4..0 - 5 0 THE ELEC1'RIC COMPANY' RESEARCH...3.w... ...... .-6 COMMUNITY EDUCATION SERVICES.... ... .. 8 PUBLIC' -AFFAIRS 27 -PERSONNEL 29 CTW PRODUCTS 0 INTERNATIONAL # 33 FINANCIAL REPORT 34 CERTIFICATION 36 APPENDICES: O SAMPLE-SESAME. STREET SCRIPT' HIGHLIGHTS . SAMPLE PROGRAM-DESCRIPTIONS OF THE ELECTRIC COMPANY ,SAMPLE PRESS CLIPPINGS ai t. Street Research '1 July - September, 1977 A.Researchers and. Weiters:tret toiorrnulate. guidelines and 'segment ideas ' for the.zseconciihalf of the ninth'broadcast-SeaSon, inthe curricul'.xa areas of.:p"r4_,s6i.eme. B.peidarchers- ConialetaLcoding istrk me* kOilowp-phasP_Of aproject entitled', "A-Taxonany,of Sesame Street Segments -fortheMentally Retatded."- Oa*, involved Coding --Orr, an dhalf of SesaMe Street :prograa-:Materials:a000rding to-a, set. of:Variables. designedby- Ms. Barbara 'Kolucii,of _Childien'sltleVidiOn,uiorishOp'S CES staff:The taXotnify-describee-,attrihute:9:-of .SeS466,-Street prograrrning: Which- may influencetheattentio 4:01 learning OfInentally -retarded' -children. 'Wring the final -quater-=of 1977, Mr. ;Dennis Connors,a, . graduate/student- at -Columbia -University, WillerieatO fck correlation0144ons betWeen- the- ccded--,attributes of the- Sesame Street *Faints-an:I attention data already acquired, by the Sesame Street- reetiarthstaff.Cluiter:s of attribites- Which are correlated with high, oriim.sattentiOn- will be identified, andMr.. COnnors.t411subsequently forn4late,pOmereccM-= N mendatiOns_for producers about--prOgranming: C. some time --the researCh.diVisiori has,biaen coordinating participation among.' several -*dependentzeseitchers a project _known, as the cross - methodological. study.InveStigatbrs_throughoit thp greater. New 'York/Mew-England area haVe applied a variety. ofresearch. methods to several -audiei:ces using the sane Stimulusmaterial. -a;videqtape featuring one and'one-halfhairs Select6i Sesame Street sii4merits:, This phase of the project has 'been,deicribed -arld:repritted in eatlier quarterly reports to the Office of- .Education, as *violssegments of the research were completed- and suhmitted.- Phase II of the project is TIOW completed:, This phase comprisesci*Is contribution to the -Project.Under the gnidance. of Associate Director Lewis Bernstein, raters were traineio SystenaticAllyscode relevant program attributes of ';;:he stimulus-material.:. ThisCoding, indir-ateS preserve,, absence, and/or degree towhich attribategCare-manifest through- out a segment. The data have been-Alied tO.draweane,ampliCatiOns bout progran attributes and children'S- at-t_ ent:ion. toteleiision ,materials. The report &Scribing this phase Ofthe _redject will be oompleted dUrifyg the final quarter of 1977, and will be discuSsed at a CMsemihar- daring. the fall.At this seminar, all the partidiPants in theCrOSS=Method 01(544.04 Study will convene to discuss the relations .and discrepandiesanong various research methods and theirresuh:S. An attempt will beMade 4 1 2 afthat seminar to begin to formulate an Understandini.about the -afPrOpriate:Usei of different research methods and their relationship -eaCh other. b. ie,Searcherscomliletedsome preliminary curriCulum planning for Sesame-Street's tenth broadcast season. :Literature investigations yere. condUctedin. three tentative curriculum areas: self-eSteem/ loCusof control, appreciation of cultural Aifferences,,and aesthetics. .Brief desCriptions of these areas and their importance for SesaMe Street vieweri-were included in the proposal to the Office of Education for SeiaMe Street's tenth broadcast season.' E., Researchers provided script'review for the first half of the Ninth Broadcast season, and =timed to review storyboards,andfilm cuts. In addition, studio taping was-monitored thzoughOut SepteMber. F. Sesame Street researchers continued work on a prOject7designed to provide an analysis of SeSaMp Street characters anditheir-roles and behaViors,-as.well as how children attendto-theseroles-andrbehaviors. 0. Drs.-SteyeLevinand_Dan,Anderson-, from the phiVetsity.O&Maitadnuietti have caMpletedthe first stage of the project.. Thet,tgveperfOrmed slide-distractor studies of three-tiUndred;PreechOolers-as the children Watched fifteen hours of selected Sesame-Streetintterial. The Sesame- Street res4arch staff now.has-their data describing to -moment -changes in children's attention as different characters appear on or leave the screen, portraying different behaviors and roles. During the October - December qUarter-Cek 1977, Dr. Langbourne Rust Director of the Attribute Research Service in New York City, will perform statistical analyses and provide intuitive interpretations to-document which aspects of characterization seen to induce unusually high or unusually low attention from preschoolers. G. Dr. Joan Gussow, Professor of Nutrition at Teachers College, Columbia University, has worked with her student Michele Grodner to provide two research reports for CTW. 'The first report summarizes,a survey of current health curricula for preschoolers and early elementazy-aged children. The second study-reports test results, of Sesame Street and other television materials produced to teach young children sane elementary health concepts.' Both of .these reports 411 provide important informa- tion to CTW,staff members developing Sesame Street's health curriculum for the ninth and tenth broadcast seasons. A third report on curriculum recormendatione will be completed in the next quarter. 4 H. Dr:Cornelia Brunner, formerly a research staff member assigned to The Electric Company,, has designed and completed data collectiOn for a tworpart study to help develop Sesame Street's pre-science curriculum. The first portion of the study consists of a review of pre-science. processes and concept presently taught in kindergarten and early elementary school,, along with some recommendations for Sesame Street's - writers. A preliminary draft of. this portion has been submitted to the research department for review. The second portion involves an evaluation of several Sesame Street segments relating to pre-science, to ascertain what concepts and treatments are most salient to preschoolers.Dr. Brunner 's seoand 5 -3- report will '6.traitted clUr ing the Cctober-Decernber quarter. , I.Mr. Ito:Indy Dennis, &graduate student atthe University of Kansas, cangetal a follaWup study to his formative evaluation of Sesame Street classification and sorting -Videotape segments.Mr. Dennis exarained the vextent to which the use of pauses and direct aildience instruction facilitated pre.whoolerS carprehension of 'Sesame Street a sorting and classification Segments. Mr. Dennis! report, lit liviing rezatmOidaticns for r...1 encperimenta.1-treatnents of this goal, will be receivedurirg. the October-December quarter. J.Mrs. Hylda, Clarke, who was the *Field Resea.' rch Coordinator for The Electric Company, canpleted her evaluation of the teaching effectiveness and the attractiveness of Sesame Street pre-reading formats andof formats fran The Electric CanPany which, might be, adapted for Sesame Sireet... Her report was ,sukmitted for review by the. research department during this quarter. CTif s 'Bilingual, Advisory Carraittee discussed' plansfor .S:sane Street's Cultural Diversity curriculum
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