High School Education
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Before 1892 history had not been generally adopted as a high school study, though general history, American history, ancient history, and occasionally Eng- lish history were all variously included in some high school courses of study and in many college entrance requirements. At the Saratoga meeting of the National Education Association, July, 1892, a committee of ten was appointed to select members of conferences which 292 HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION should consider, for each subject of the programm...e of secondary schools and of college admission requirements, "the proper limits, the best methods of instruction, the mst desirable allotment of time for the subject, and the best methods of testing the pupils' attainments therein. " For the subjects of history, civil government, and po- litical economy, a sub-committee of ten was appointed which met in Madison, Wisconsin, December, 1892. In their report this sub-committee recommended that in school programmes there be given to history not less than three periods a week for eight years, of which four should be in the high school and four in the grammar grades.
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Before 1892 history had not been generally adopted as a high school study, though general history, American history, ancient history, and occasionally Eng- lish history were all variously included in some high school courses of study and in many college entrance requirements. At the Saratoga meeting of the National Education Association, July, 1892, a committee of ten was appointed to select members of conferences which 292 HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION should consider, for each subject of the programm...e of secondary schools and of college admission requirements, "the proper limits, the best methods of instruction, the mst desirable allotment of time for the subject, and the best methods of testing the pupils' attainments therein. " For the subjects of history, civil government, and po- litical economy, a sub-committee of ten was appointed which met in Madison, Wisconsin, December, 1892. In their report this sub-committee recommended that in school programmes there be given to history not less than three periods a week for eight years, of which four should be in the high school and four in the grammar grades.
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