The American School a Study of Secondary Education
The American School a Study of Secondary Education
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By Paul Munroe, N. Y. , 1914.
The Curriculum 157 course for the present, then, would seem to be a combination of the virtues of the two systems. While this point has been already clearly ac- knowledged in educational theory, it is not yet widely realized in practice. The nearest ap- proach to the compromise has been effected by the "group system, '* whereby each student may not choose at random, but must select accord- ing to certain group prescriptions. * The group system, however, has three s...erious disadvantages. First, it does not altogether avoid the weakness of random election that is, a pupil may escape with what seems a very inferior general education. For instance, from the model programme given in Chapter IV the following curriculum might be chosen : Latin (4 years) Greek (2 years) Ancient History (i year) English Literature (4 years) Algebra (i year) Physics (i year) Typewriting (i year) Physical Training (i year) It is true that this list might not be "approved by the principal and the parent" an important *See Chapter IV.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By Paul Munroe, N. Y. , 1914.
The Curriculum 157 course for the present, then, would seem to be a combination of the virtues of the two systems. While this point has been already clearly ac- knowledged in educational theory, it is not yet widely realized in practice. The nearest ap- proach to the compromise has been effected by the "group system, '* whereby each student may not choose at random, but must select accord- ing to certain group prescriptions. * The group system, however, has three s...erious disadvantages. First, it does not altogether avoid the weakness of random election that is, a pupil may escape with what seems a very inferior general education. For instance, from the model programme given in Chapter IV the following curriculum might be chosen : Latin (4 years) Greek (2 years) Ancient History (i year) English Literature (4 years) Algebra (i year) Physics (i year) Typewriting (i year) Physical Training (i year) It is true that this list might not be "approved by the principal and the parent" an important *See Chapter IV.
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