Bulletin, Issue 17, Part 11U.S. Government Printing Office, 1933 - Education |
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3-year junior 4-year high schools admission and promotion advantage arrangements for articulation basis cent classes combined schools comparisons conventional schools Critical ratios favoring curriculum Double stars elective courses elementary schools extracurriculum activities features of organization Grosse Ile group of schools guidance program Hemet high school grades high school pupils high school teachers home economics home-room housing and equipment included individual schools intelligence quotient junior and senior junior-senior high schools junior-senior schools larger schools major features median ment methods number of different number of schools offering organization of instruction outstanding schools pared pared pils pils practice is reported practice showing substantial principal program of studies pupil organization pupils per grade reorganized schools Salt Lake City school organization school system school units schools enrolling schools reporting secondary-school senior high school senior units separate schools small schools supervision supervisory Table teaching staff tion types of organization types of schools various types
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Page 418 - 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 393 - 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 418 - Organization of Secondary Education — A Comparison of Comprehensive and Specialized Schools. Grayson N. Kefauver, Victor H. Noll, and C. Elwood Drake. 20 cents. 3. Part-Time Secondary Schools. 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 112 - Edwin S. Lide. 10 cents. 24. Instruction in Foreign Languages. Helen M. Eddy. 10 cents. 25. Instruction in Music and Art.
Page 23 - A board of education of a city or a board of trustees of a high school district, by a two-thirds vote of the entire board, or a district board of any school district in this state when authorized by a two-thirds vote of those present at any annual or special meeting, is...
Page 418 - 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 151 - Total Number Per cent Number Per Number Per cent Number Per cent cent...
Page 425 - This enrollment is so unusual for a secondary school that it has attracted the attention of Europe, where only 8 to 10 per cent attend secondary schools. Many European educators have said that we are educating too many people. I believe, however, that the people of the United States are now getting a new conception of education.
Page 159 - The inhabitants of any contiguous and compact territory, whether in the same or different townships, upon a petition signed by at least 50 legal voters and an affirmative vote in such territory, may establish, in the manner provided bv this Act, a township high school for the benefit of the inhabitants of the territory described in the petition.