Educational Survey of Walker County, Georgia
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Untrained teachers.
3. Too many grades per teacher.
4. Short school year — often divided into two terms.
5. Inadequate buildings and teaching equipment.
6. Irregularity of attendance.
REMEDIES RECOMMENDED.
1. A businesslike administration of the entire county system by the county Board of Education and constant, close professional supervision of all teaching processes by superintendent and supervisors. This is essential, as in all other business enterprises, if unity of purpose, systematic effo...rts, and satisfactory results are to be expected. Perma- nent records of progress should be kept. (A good begin- ning in this direction has already been made.) 2. TRAINED TEACHERS— Teaching is a profression.
The education of the county's 6,000 children is a very se- rious matter and should not be trifled with. A strong cen- tral administration and sufficient supervision will bring- about the solution of this problem. (Some Georgia counties now refuse to employ any teachers holding licenses below first gTade.) 3.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Untrained teachers.
3. Too many grades per teacher.
4. Short school year — often divided into two terms.
5. Inadequate buildings and teaching equipment.
6. Irregularity of attendance.
REMEDIES RECOMMENDED.
1. A businesslike administration of the entire county system by the county Board of Education and constant, close professional supervision of all teaching processes by superintendent and supervisors. This is essential, as in all other business enterprises, if unity of purpose, systematic effo...rts, and satisfactory results are to be expected. Perma- nent records of progress should be kept. (A good begin- ning in this direction has already been made.) 2. TRAINED TEACHERS— Teaching is a profression.
The education of the county's 6,000 children is a very se- rious matter and should not be trifled with. A strong cen- tral administration and sufficient supervision will bring- about the solution of this problem. (Some Georgia counties now refuse to employ any teachers holding licenses below first gTade.) 3.
What to read after Educational Survey of Walker County, Georgia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgia. Dept. of Education. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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