| Director | Bill Clifford |
| Producer | Southern Educational Film Production Service |
| Contributors | Ledford Carter (writer, editor), Roy Marcato (photographer), National Education Association of the United States Dept. of Rural Education |
| Length | 20 Minutes |
| B&W/Color | B&W |
| UO Library Catalog description: | 1 film reel, sd. |
| Call # | FILM Mb47 |
| Genre | Instructional |
| Rare | Yes |
| Online | No |
| Copyright status | Public Domain |
| Physical condition | Fair (warp, acid detection, emulsion scratches) |
| Oregon-related | No |
Notes:
Classroom footage with voice-over narration seemingly intended for education students. Rural setting is an avenue for examples in tying classroom studies to community concerns. Emphasizes “common problems” and “individual differences,” and that “children need lots of opportunities to think for themselves,” tying farm-community examples to a demonstrated lesson plan.
16mm Lost & Found 
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