Sidney L. Pressey

Basic unresolved teaching‐machine problems

Mr. Pressey, professor emeritus of psychology at The Ohio State University, devised and exhibited in 1925 what is now generally recognized as the first teaching machine. He raises some thought‐provoking questions about current methods and devices.

Changes from 1923 to 1943 in the attitudes of public school and university students.

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