Entity | Robert Lewis Shayon
Robert Lewis Shayon (August 15, 1912 – June 28, 2008) was a writer and producer for WOR and for the CBS Radio in New York City. He was also a teacher at the Annenberg School for Communication and the University of Pennsylvania. He was born in Brooklyn on August 15, 1912. His mother died in 1918 when he was 6, and his father, who was an insurance salesman, later married a woman who had her own children. By the late 1920s, he was homeless and sleeping on park benches. He took odd jobs in theaters and occasionally he read poetry on the radio. There he met the Australian opera singer Leah Frances Russell (1891–1983), who became his mentor and benefactor. She introduced him to her daughter, Sheila Russell, whom he later married. They were married for 47 years, until her death in 1983. Shayon died on June 28, 2008, in Frankfort, Kentucky.
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Born: 1912, Brooklyn
Died: 2008, Frankfort
Alternate Names: Shayon, Robert Lewis., Shayon, Robert Lewis (1912-2008)., Shayon, Robert Lewis, 1911-, Shayon, Robert Lewis 1912-
Occupation(s): film producer, program director, writer, Radio producers and directors, Television producers and directors, Authors, American, Motion picture producers and directors
Field(s) of Work: broadcasting
Employer(s): WOR, CBS Radio
Associated Place(s): United States
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Appears in:
National Association of Educational Broadcasters (NAEB) 30
"National Association of Educational Broadcasters 39th Annual Convention, 1963" 2
Everybody's mountain 25
- Atlanta Program for the Education of the Blind
- Community school idea
- Conversational Spanish and portable schools
- ETV experiment
- Evanston Township's Mentally Handicapped program
- Final review, part 1
- Final review, part 2
- Frontiers of Science Foundation of Oklahoma
- Geometry in the first grade in California
- Program #10: The Atlanta Program for the Education For the Blind
- Program #12: The Illinois Curriculum Project for The Improvement of Critical Thinking
- Program #13: The Final One-Hour Broadcast
- Program #13: The Final One-Hour Broadcast
- Program #1: The University of Illinois School Mathematics Program
- Program #3: Evanston Township's Mentally Handicapped Program
- Program #4: Conversational Spanish and Portable Schools in Miami, Florida
- Program #6: Dunbar Vocational High School in Chicago
- Program #7: Geometry in the First Grade at Stanford Elementary School in Palo Alto, California
- Program #8: Community School Idea in Flint, Michigan
- Program #9: Educational Television Experiment in the Dade County Public School, Miami, Florida
- SUPRAD: School and University Research and Development Program at the Harvard Graduate School of Education
- The Dunbar vocational school
- The Illinois Curriculum Project for the Improvement of Critical Thinking
- The team teaching experiment of Harvard University and Lexington, Massachusetts
- University of Illinois school mathematics program