delicacy and precision is a mark of the cultivated japanese it reflects poise harmony and courtesy our next slide shows us three of the most famous monkeys in the world in the seventeenth century the creole was supposed to represent india china and japan but we know it more familiarly as hear no evil speak no evil see no evil the sumo dog it was named after the famous  wrestlers giant japanese men weighing from two hundred fifty to four hundred fifty pounds to win votes by forcing opponents to touch the ground with any part of their body other than their feet and now we meet the fabled geisha is not only a study guide it is much more it is a genuinely beautiful book for classroom use by both teachers and pupils in the front of the book there is a map that gives you an orientation to every picture in the unit and every book opens with a thorough and reduction covering important historical facts and other general information about a country and there is a full page for every frame of the film strips and the filmstrip picture is reproduced on the page for easy and accurate identification some pages have extra pictures in the back of the book there is a page of famous names in the history of the country a page of important dates and last a page of common words and phrases together with accurate but simple phone ethics teachers will be glad to know that each book has a record pocket so that the record and book will always be together this data ram a unit on france told us about its values one important point is the panorama programme helps me make better use of my own travel experience i should tell you that before i present the lesson i read the book and especially the end reduction which is very comprehensive this helps me motivate the lesson with enthusiasm and i share acts so please turn out the lights and listen to vent  its currency and these materials were produced every effort was made to obtain the most recent pictures and information the quality of the books records in filmstrips speaks for itself it's that me show you a few pictures from holland angle and it's the holy land so india and thailand it's this is all very convincing mr clark you've talked about of the content it's currency and quality of the panorama programme it's but the most significant question of all is what are its actual curriculum values i'm glad you are that question our students are eager for information about other countries and people how they live what kind of work they do the climates the lands their foods methods of travel and many other things here it's slide twenty six from japan twenty five from thailand and nine teams from the philippines what are these tell us about the climate and the food obviously that these countries have areas with similar conditions favorable to rice growing and that rice is one of their most important food and products with this kind of motivation it is easy to get into a study of other places in the world where rice is the essential food and the main item in trade in contrast we have slide twenty six from the study at unions and twenty eight and twenty nine from greece that tell us that these are wheat and corn countries on the subject of food look at the many pictures that tell about fish and fishing in france holland is really the philippines thailand and then one from japan showing the fish are so important that they appear as day festival kind i don't do that in the enter dungeon of a beautiful panorama books there is useful information about the history of each country there is information that relates the history of our country to in the book on italy is a story of columbus and this is a slide of his birthplace in genoa last the panorama units are so rich in subject matter there are nearly four hundred beautiful pictures in the film strips we haven't even mentioned arts and crafts and architecture here is a sample of what you can expect to find in this curriculum a greece has a wealth of wonderful engine art and architecture everyone wants to go to france to see the dual like windows of sharks and the treasures of the new it's the one black artist in japan the woodcarver in thailand and this one in the philippines shows us modern and primitive oriental crafts see what we have learned about the world by the time we have toured twelve countries well we teachers like school administrators prefer having audiovisual materials conveniently located in our own school but panorama program meets this requirement because of its compactness and because it fits the budgets of most schools and there are these very important teaching value the panorama program is very effective for individual study for group study for individual reading and research and for learning through listening mr clarke has told us about the many values of the panorama program in teaching and here's how you can buy it each of the twelve titles is sold as a complete unit consisting of a book a record and a standard filmstrips you can order as few as six units at seven dollars  fifty cents each you can order all or any twelve units for seventy eight dollars as you can see an order for twelve or more panorama units saves you one dollar a unit over the smaller order price is the quantity of all books records and filmstrips is guaranteed if you are not after you have examined them they may be returned within ten days for full credit we hope you will enjoy a happy traveling and teaching with panorama