Changes Needed in American Secondary Education
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The Boys' Glee Club and the Girls' Glee Club meet outside of the school. All music work is elective, but is under the personal supervision of the Director of Music em- ployed by the School Committee. The school does not provide any form of manual training; perhaps because it has an alliance with a Technical School close by.
On account of the many kinds of pupil in this school, and of the large volume of instruction ne'eded to meet their various wants, the best way to estimate the proportion of ...the school's energy which goes into the teaching of observational and scientific subjects is to compare the number of teachers employed in the school for those subjects with the number employed for the languages and litera- tures, and for history, civics, and mathematics.
There are 79 teachers, of whom 13 are men. Out of these 79, 12 teach subjects which may be said to include a considerable pro- portion of training of the senses — namely, drawing, physiology, chemistry, physics, and physical culture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Boys' Glee Club and the Girls' Glee Club meet outside of the school. All music work is elective, but is under the personal supervision of the Director of Music em- ployed by the School Committee. The school does not provide any form of manual training; perhaps because it has an alliance with a Technical School close by.
On account of the many kinds of pupil in this school, and of the large volume of instruction ne'eded to meet their various wants, the best way to estimate the proportion of ...the school's energy which goes into the teaching of observational and scientific subjects is to compare the number of teachers employed in the school for those subjects with the number employed for the languages and litera- tures, and for history, civics, and mathematics.
There are 79 teachers, of whom 13 are men. Out of these 79, 12 teach subjects which may be said to include a considerable pro- portion of training of the senses — namely, drawing, physiology, chemistry, physics, and physical culture.
What to read after Changes Needed in American Secondary Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliot Charles William to read onlineMoreLess
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