Report of the Survey of the Grafton City Schools
Report of the Survey of the Grafton City Schools
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81 21. 34 Elkins 55 . 76 1. 53 1. 48 2. 49 3. 42 3. 49 3. 49 17. 21 Difference 36 . 18 . 30 1. 10 . 34 . 56 . 57 1. 32 4. 13 By reducing the number of texts as suggested above the cost of books to pupils would be materially lessened. It should be stated that com- parison in the cost of texts is made with Elkins not necessarily be- cause the cost of the texts in the latter city is representative of the cost elsewhere, but because Elkins provides for semi-annual promotion and classification of pu...pils which, it is often argued, increases the cost of texts.
Size of Glasses The number of pupils that teachers have under their care is not ex- cessive. In fact the number of pupils allotted to teachers in the Graf- ton school is in most cases unusually low, but where revenues make it possible to have a minimum of pupils under teachers such an arrange- 16 ment provides for best teaching conditions. The average number of pupils belonging to teachers is as follows : School Enrollment Teachers Average East End 153 6 25.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
81 21. 34 Elkins 55 . 76 1. 53 1. 48 2. 49 3. 42 3. 49 3. 49 17. 21 Difference 36 . 18 . 30 1. 10 . 34 . 56 . 57 1. 32 4. 13 By reducing the number of texts as suggested above the cost of books to pupils would be materially lessened. It should be stated that com- parison in the cost of texts is made with Elkins not necessarily be- cause the cost of the texts in the latter city is representative of the cost elsewhere, but because Elkins provides for semi-annual promotion and classification of pu...pils which, it is often argued, increases the cost of texts.
Size of Glasses The number of pupils that teachers have under their care is not ex- cessive. In fact the number of pupils allotted to teachers in the Graf- ton school is in most cases unusually low, but where revenues make it possible to have a minimum of pupils under teachers such an arrange- 16 ment provides for best teaching conditions. The average number of pupils belonging to teachers is as follows : School Enrollment Teachers Average East End 153 6 25.
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