BulletinU.S. Government Printing Office, 1933 - Education |
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3-3 junior-senior 3-year junior admission and promotion advantage athletic basis ber cent ber cent ber cent classes of schools combined schools comparisons comprehensively organized conventional schools curriculum Double stars elementary schools extracurriculum activities features of organization Flathead County Grosse Ile Group IA group of schools guidance program high school grades high school pupils high school teachers home economics home-room included increase individual schools junior and senior junior-senior high schools junior-senior schools larger schools less median ment methods number of different number of schools offering outstanding schools pared pared principals program of studies proportion pupil organization pupils or fewer pupils per grade relatively reorganized schools school organization schools enrolling scores selected schools reporting senior high school senior units separate schools smaller schools smaller secondary schools subjects superior supervision supervisory Table teaching staff tion total number types of organization types of schools unselected and selected vocational
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Page 5 - ... which pertained strictly to secondary education, that is, its organization; its curriculum, including some of the more fundamental subjects, and particularly those subjects on which a comparison could be made between the present and earlier periods; its extracurriculum, which is almost entirely new in the past 30 years; the pupil population; and administrative and supervisory problems, personnel, and activities. The handling of this Survey was intrusted to Dr.
Page 7 - Grayson N. Kefauver, Victor H. Noll, and C. Elwood Drake. 10 cents. 4. The Secondary-School Population. Grayson N. Kefauver, Victor H. Noll, and C. Elwood Drake. 10 cents. 5. The Reorganization of Secondary Education.
Page v - Kimmel. 10 cents. 22. Instruction in Science. Wilbur L. Beauchamp. 10 cents. 23. Instruction in Mathematics. Edwin S. Lide. 10 cents. 24. Instruction in Foreign Languages.
Page 410 - College is under the control of the board of directors of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, and is referred to as a "branch
Page v - Programs of Guidance. William C. Reavis. 10 cents. « 15. Research in Secondary Schools. William H. Zeigel, jr. 10 cents. 16. Interpreting the Secondary School to the Public. Belmont Farley.
Page v - Stanford University, Calif. JAMES B. EDMONSON, Dean, School of Education, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. CHARLES H. JUDD, Dean, School of Education, The University of Chicago, Chicago, 111.
Page 4 - ... a very courteous hearing. It was impossible, so the Chief of the Budget Bureau thought, to obtain all the money which the commission felt desirable; with the money which was obtained, $225,000, to be expended over a 3-year period, it was found impossible to do all the things that the committee had in mind. It was possible, however, to study those things which pertained strictly to secondary education, that is, its organization; its curriculum, including some of the more...
Page 7 - Edwin S. Lide. 10 cents. 24. Instruction in Foreign Languages. Helen M. Eddy. 10 cents. 25. Instruction in Music and Art.
Page 7 - CHARLES R. MANN, Director, American Council on Education, Washington, DC AB MEREDITH, Professor of Education, School of Education, New York University, New York, NY JOHN K. NORTON, Professor of Education, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, NY JOSEPH ROEMER, Director of Instruction, Junior College Demonstration School, George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn.
Page viii - ... best adapted for the purpose public day and continuation schools, part-time schools, and evening schools for instruction in the arts and practices of trades...