The High-School Program of Studies
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It is desirable that all pupils have a good, solid year of science with laboratory practice. The lan- guage pupils might take science in the third year in the place of English History.
The four-teacher program provides for twenty recitations per day, plus laboratory periods. The sciences, instead of requir- 54 Bulletin of the University of Texas ing five periods each week, M'ill require three or four recitation periods each, plus one or two double laboratory periods. The total will be six or se...ven periods per week. Should the first- year class be so large as to necessitate two sections, or should the attempt be made to provide an elective for pupils who carry five subjects at a time, the number of class periods would be so increased as to reduce the efficiency of the school.
As the number of high-school teachers increases beyond four, the problem is to introduce appropriate additional subjects and provide competent teachers and adequate equipment for prop- erly presenting the new subjects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is desirable that all pupils have a good, solid year of science with laboratory practice. The lan- guage pupils might take science in the third year in the place of English History.
The four-teacher program provides for twenty recitations per day, plus laboratory periods. The sciences, instead of requir- 54 Bulletin of the University of Texas ing five periods each week, M'ill require three or four recitation periods each, plus one or two double laboratory periods. The total will be six or se...ven periods per week. Should the first- year class be so large as to necessitate two sections, or should the attempt be made to provide an elective for pupils who carry five subjects at a time, the number of class periods would be so increased as to reduce the efficiency of the school.
As the number of high-school teachers increases beyond four, the problem is to introduce appropriate additional subjects and provide competent teachers and adequate equipment for prop- erly presenting the new subjects.
What to read after The High-School Program of Studies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher, Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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