N.E.A. and Learning Channel To Debut Show for Teachers
The National Education Association and cable television's Learning Channel are scheduled next week to inaugurate a collaborative effort to produce programming geared to classroom teachers.
"Teacher TV'' premieres at 6 P.M. (E.D.T.) on Sunday, April 19, on the Learning Channel, which is available in some 16 million U.S. households with cable television.
The show is also being promoted on Learning Channel's much larger sister network, the Discovery Channel, which is available in 56 million cable homes, as well as by posters distributed to...
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