Biennial Report
Biennial Report
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Such doubts found expression in questions like the following: Would* it pay them financially if they did? Would they be as good country teachers as if they went directly from the eighth grade to spend three years in a school whose whole atmosphere was permeated with In- terest in country schools? Would they be content to teach two or three or four years in country schools and then marry farmers?
The state of doubt is giving way to a conviction that country teach- ing is attractive enough to ind...uce young people to spend time in extended preparation for it. As an illustration of this changed point of view a few facts may be cited: During 1921-22 ten schools enrolled none in the ninth grade; eleven enrolled none in the tenth grade; three had none besides high school graduates. The combined attendance in the schools enrolling only high school graduates in September 1921 was eighty-six; the courageous school that started on this basis with only ten enrolled in 1920 had thirty-three enrolled in 1921.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such doubts found expression in questions like the following: Would* it pay them financially if they did? Would they be as good country teachers as if they went directly from the eighth grade to spend three years in a school whose whole atmosphere was permeated with In- terest in country schools? Would they be content to teach two or three or four years in country schools and then marry farmers?
The state of doubt is giving way to a conviction that country teach- ing is attractive enough to ind...uce young people to spend time in extended preparation for it. As an illustration of this changed point of view a few facts may be cited: During 1921-22 ten schools enrolled none in the ninth grade; eleven enrolled none in the tenth grade; three had none besides high school graduates. The combined attendance in the schools enrolling only high school graduates in September 1921 was eighty-six; the courageous school that started on this basis with only ten enrolled in 1920 had thirty-three enrolled in 1921.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wisconsin. Dept. of Public Instruction to read onlineMoreLess
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