Annual Reports Town of Francestown, New Hampshire 1946
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The most competent persons must be secur- ed and adequately trained for the teaching profession, — persons who have the understanding and skill to discover and intelligently stimulate and develop the talents of children.
79 The practitioner of no other profession needs more highly specialized knowledge, more technical precision and artistic skill, than the teacher.
Against this conception of the ideal as a background, let us look at the present condition : more than a third of the nation's 900,...000 teachers have quit teaching entirely since 1939 ; 60,000 vacancies have not been filled at all and 109,000 persons lacking the full qualifications for teaching certificates have been employed on emergency permits.
Nearly 500 such persons are now teaching in New Hamp- shire.
The end of the war brought no relief, and there will be no relief until persons of high native ability can be attracted to the teacher training institutions in much greater numbers, and there receive a full four year training.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The most competent persons must be secur- ed and adequately trained for the teaching profession, — persons who have the understanding and skill to discover and intelligently stimulate and develop the talents of children.
79 The practitioner of no other profession needs more highly specialized knowledge, more technical precision and artistic skill, than the teacher.
Against this conception of the ideal as a background, let us look at the present condition : more than a third of the nation's 900,...000 teachers have quit teaching entirely since 1939 ; 60,000 vacancies have not been filled at all and 109,000 persons lacking the full qualifications for teaching certificates have been employed on emergency permits.
Nearly 500 such persons are now teaching in New Hamp- shire.
The end of the war brought no relief, and there will be no relief until persons of high native ability can be attracted to the teacher training institutions in much greater numbers, and there receive a full four year training.
What to read after Annual Reports Town of Francestown, New Hampshire 1946?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francestown (N.H. : Town) to read onlineMoreLess
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