A New Method for Determining Rate of Progress in a Small School System
A New Method for Determining Rate of Progress in a Small School System
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Consequently, many of the units of minus progress made in the early grades are not included in calculating the rate of progress for those pupils.
Ay res shows (8) that "the average child in the average city school system progresses through the grades at the rate of eight grades in ten years. " On the same average such a child would complete ten grades in approximately 12. 5 years, or two years less than the average child in the Elkton system. There can be no question that the rate of progress w...ill vary with the system. According to the Ayres method it would require 11. 2 years for * See The Psychological Clinic for January 15, 1912, p. 255.
RATE OF PROGRESS.
17 Aurora, 111. , and for Erie, Pa. , 16. 6 years, for the completion of ten grades.
Leaving School.
Pupils leaving school come under three heads, — graduates, those leaving to enter another school, and those dropping out finally before graduation from the schools.
The graduates of a system represent its finished product ; and the larger the number of these, other things being equal, the more efficient is the system.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Consequently, many of the units of minus progress made in the early grades are not included in calculating the rate of progress for those pupils.
Ay res shows (8) that "the average child in the average city school system progresses through the grades at the rate of eight grades in ten years. " On the same average such a child would complete ten grades in approximately 12. 5 years, or two years less than the average child in the Elkton system. There can be no question that the rate of progress w...ill vary with the system. According to the Ayres method it would require 11. 2 years for * See The Psychological Clinic for January 15, 1912, p. 255.
RATE OF PROGRESS.
17 Aurora, 111. , and for Erie, Pa. , 16. 6 years, for the completion of ten grades.
Leaving School.
Pupils leaving school come under three heads, — graduates, those leaving to enter another school, and those dropping out finally before graduation from the schools.
The graduates of a system represent its finished product ; and the larger the number of these, other things being equal, the more efficient is the system.
What to read after A New Method for Determining Rate of Progress in a Small School System?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norman Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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