Ohio Rural Life Survey Southeastern Ohio
Ohio Rural Life Survey Southeastern Ohio
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A more extreme condition was found in a certain place in Athens County where the teacher "kept school" for twenty-seven consecutive days without a single pupil in attendance. In one town- ship in Adams County the attendance was less than 53% of the total number of children between the ages of 6 and 16 years. From our review of the situation, then, it would appear that the rural schools, as judged by the relation between their enrollment and attendance, are not as efficient as their loyal patron...s would like to see them.
27 5. School Session.
If there is a laxity in attendance upon school, one reason may be that the curriculum is not adapted to the lives of the pupils, or if adapted, then inadequately taught. Is this one of the causes operative in Southeastern Ohio? For our answer, let us take a glimpse at the rural schools in session.
We find, in the first place, that the traditional country school cur- riculum still holds sway, with the addition of the study of agriculture, required by state law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A more extreme condition was found in a certain place in Athens County where the teacher "kept school" for twenty-seven consecutive days without a single pupil in attendance. In one town- ship in Adams County the attendance was less than 53% of the total number of children between the ages of 6 and 16 years. From our review of the situation, then, it would appear that the rural schools, as judged by the relation between their enrollment and attendance, are not as efficient as their loyal patron...s would like to see them.
27 5. School Session.
If there is a laxity in attendance upon school, one reason may be that the curriculum is not adapted to the lives of the pupils, or if adapted, then inadequately taught. Is this one of the causes operative in Southeastern Ohio? For our answer, let us take a glimpse at the rural schools in session.
We find, in the first place, that the traditional country school cur- riculum still holds sway, with the addition of the study of agriculture, required by state law.
What to read after Ohio Rural Life Survey Southeastern Ohio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Presbyterian Church in the Usa Board of Home Mi to read onlineMoreLess
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