62.

Number of schools reporting on the existence of school media
centers, 1964-65; improvement since 1964-65; establishment
since 1964-65; and the extent to which ESEA title II influ-
enced the change since 1964-65, by educational level and
school district enrollment

63. Percent of public schools with centralized libraries in school systems with 150 pupils or more, by enrollment size of school system and grade level of school, 1958-59 and 1962-63

64.

65.

Number of schools reporting on audiovisual materials in
school media centers, 1964-65; improvement since 1964-65;
establishment since 1964-65; and the extent to which ESEA
title II influenced the change since 1964-65, by educa-
tional level and school district enrollment

Number of schools reporting on the existence of resource
centers, 1964-65; improvement since 1964-65; establishment
since 1964-65; and the extent to which ESEA title II influ-
enced the change since 1964-65, by educational level and
school district enrollment

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110

111

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66. Number of schools reporting on recently developed tech-
nological equipment in school media centers, 1964-65;
improvement since 1964-65; establishment since 1964-65;
and the extent to which ESEA title II influenced the change
since 1964-65, by educational level and school district
enrollment

113

67. Number of public schools using various locations from which school library resources and other instructional materials purchased with ESEA title II funds could be borrowed by children and teachers in public schools, 1967-68

114

68. Number of school districts citing various locations from which school library resources and other instructional materials purchased with ESEA title II funds could be borrowed by children and teachers in private elementary and secondary schools, 1967-68

115

69.

Number of public elementary and secondary schools indicating
the use of various periods of loan for printed and audio-
visual materials

116

70. Number of school districts and public schools where lists or
catalogs of materials acquired under ESEA title II are avail-
able and categories of instructional materials included in
the lists or catalogs available in schools, 1967-68

117

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71.

Number of schools reporting an increase in pupil use of the
school media center for class assignments, and extent to
which the increase is attributable to the ESEA title II
program, by educational level and school district enroll-
ment, 1965-68

118

72.

Number of schools reporting an increase in the use of the
school media center for pupils who have reading difficulties,
and extent to which the increase is attributable to the ESEA
title II program, by educational level and school district
enrollment, 1965-68

119

73.

Number of schools reporting an increase in the use of the
media center for materials for gifted pupils, and extent to
which the increase is attributable to the ESEA title II
program, by educational level and school district enroll-
ment, 1965-68

120

74. Number of schools reporting an increase in pupil use of the
school media center for reading for pleasure and extent to
which the increase is attributable to the ESEA title II
program, by educational level and school district enroll-
ment, 1965-68

75.

Number of schools reporting an increase in home use of
audiovisual materials borrowed from the school media center,
and extent to which the increase is attributable to the ESEA
title II program, by educational level and school district
enrollment, 1965-68

121

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76.

Number of schools reporting increase in practices of class-
room teachers concerning instructional materials and the
extent to which ESEA title II has influenced these practices

123

Appendix Survey Instruments

125

School District Questionnaire

126

School District Questionnaire--Public School Supplement
School District Questionnaire--Private School Supplement
School Principal Questionnaire

132.

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135

School Media Personnel Questionnaire

136

ESEA Title II Definitions for National Survey

142