The Junior High School
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9 per cent of the places it has a day of the same length as the high schools; and in 20 per cent of the places it has a day even longer than that of the high schools. The junior high school, then, is tending to increase the length of the school day for pupils of early adolescence.
The number of periods constituting the week's work was reported by 265 junior high schools. The range is aston- ishingly large from approximately 500 minutes to the al- most incredible 2880 minutes; the median number ...of periods, of whatever length they may be, remains almost constant at 25 to 29. 40. 5 per cent of the schools have fewer than 25 periods a week, and 27. 0 per cent have more than 29. The Springfield study, found in 67 junior high schools that the number of periods ranges from 20 to 45, with a median at 35.
It is a common practice to assign to what seem to be the less important subjects in the curriculum fewer than five class periods a week. Whether or not the smaller number of meetings represents the relative importance of the sub- jects seeking a place in the school, it does enable a princi- pal to give the subjects some recognition and at the same 342 THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL time make a program that extends over something less than twenty-four hours a day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9 per cent of the places it has a day of the same length as the high schools; and in 20 per cent of the places it has a day even longer than that of the high schools. The junior high school, then, is tending to increase the length of the school day for pupils of early adolescence.
The number of periods constituting the week's work was reported by 265 junior high schools. The range is aston- ishingly large from approximately 500 minutes to the al- most incredible 2880 minutes; the median number ...of periods, of whatever length they may be, remains almost constant at 25 to 29. 40. 5 per cent of the schools have fewer than 25 periods a week, and 27. 0 per cent have more than 29. The Springfield study, found in 67 junior high schools that the number of periods ranges from 20 to 45, with a median at 35.
It is a common practice to assign to what seem to be the less important subjects in the curriculum fewer than five class periods a week. Whether or not the smaller number of meetings represents the relative importance of the sub- jects seeking a place in the school, it does enable a princi- pal to give the subjects some recognition and at the same 342 THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL time make a program that extends over something less than twenty-four hours a day.
What to read after The Junior High School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Henry Briggs to read onlineMoreLess
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