A Study of Results of Institutional Care a Paper Read Before the Childrens Sec
A Study of Results of Institutional Care a Paper Read Before the Childrens Sec
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Children of higher educational promise push their Heads against this low roof in vain. It was not surprising to find that, as a natural result of such conditions, a very large percentage of retardation existed among institution pupils. In many of the class rooms inspected more than half the pupils were found over age for their grade. While, perhaps, it may be true that many of the pupils, because of poverty, misfortune, and adverse family home conditions, are already retarded when they enter th...e institution, 'yet, after making all due allowances for these, it has been demonstrated that there is a great increase in retardation after admission to the institution, and, as has been found, many of the children retarded have spent practically all of their school life in the institution.
It will be granted, I think, that every institution caring for a hundred or more children, retaining them as wards until from fourteen to sixteen years of age, should have a number of high school pupils. Unfortunately however not one institution in ten of these caring for several hundred wards each, sends any pupils to the high school.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Children of higher educational promise push their Heads against this low roof in vain. It was not surprising to find that, as a natural result of such conditions, a very large percentage of retardation existed among institution pupils. In many of the class rooms inspected more than half the pupils were found over age for their grade. While, perhaps, it may be true that many of the pupils, because of poverty, misfortune, and adverse family home conditions, are already retarded when they enter th...e institution, 'yet, after making all due allowances for these, it has been demonstrated that there is a great increase in retardation after admission to the institution, and, as has been found, many of the children retarded have spent practically all of their school life in the institution.
It will be granted, I think, that every institution caring for a hundred or more children, retaining them as wards until from fourteen to sixteen years of age, should have a number of high school pupils. Unfortunately however not one institution in ten of these caring for several hundred wards each, sends any pupils to the high school.
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