Rural Life And the Rural School
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— This condition of affairs has grown partly out of the fact that we have not, in the different states and in the country at large, a sufficiently high standard. The examinations are not sufficiently extensive and intensive to separate the sheep from the goats. The unqualified thus rush in and drive out the qualified, for the efficient cannot compete with the inefficient. The calling is in no sense a "closed" pro- fession, and consequently in the lower ranks it is scarcely a profession at all.
...Low Standard. — There is also established in the public mind a certain standard, or test, for common school teaching. This standard has been current so long that it has become quite stable, and it seems almost impossible to change it. As in the case of some individuals when they become possessed of an idea, it is almost impossible to dispossess the social mind of this low standard.
The Norm of Wages Too Low. — In regard to the wages of teachers it may be said that there is fixed in the social mind also, a certain norm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— This condition of affairs has grown partly out of the fact that we have not, in the different states and in the country at large, a sufficiently high standard. The examinations are not sufficiently extensive and intensive to separate the sheep from the goats. The unqualified thus rush in and drive out the qualified, for the efficient cannot compete with the inefficient. The calling is in no sense a "closed" pro- fession, and consequently in the lower ranks it is scarcely a profession at all.
...Low Standard. — There is also established in the public mind a certain standard, or test, for common school teaching. This standard has been current so long that it has become quite stable, and it seems almost impossible to change it. As in the case of some individuals when they become possessed of an idea, it is almost impossible to dispossess the social mind of this low standard.
The Norm of Wages Too Low. — In regard to the wages of teachers it may be said that there is fixed in the social mind also, a certain norm.
What to read after Rural Life And the Rural School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kennedy, Joseph. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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