The Philosophy of School Management
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f rSection 3.
4. Eourth year or grade. J Section 2.
I Section 1.
fSection 3.
3. Third year or grade.
Primary Department.
2. Second year or grade.
1. First year or grade.
Section 2. Section 1. Section 3. Section 2. Section 1. Section 3. Section 2. Section 1.
THE UKGAMSM EXECUTING THE LAW. L'S6 "The sections, or classes, doing a year's work are not necessarily doing the same term's work, as befors indi- cated; but may be one term apart. This is to give flexibility to the system. Usually, ull tlie... pupils of any year are required to do the same work; but this forces very unequal pupils into the same classes, and makes promotions and demotions less practicable; since, if a pupil is demoted, he must fall back a 3'ear. Or it' promoted, he will have to skip a year. Besides, this plan is entirely unnecessary, except when a grade is only large enough to make one class. Then, we are to think of each section of each grade working independently of the others, and doing the work best suited to it. This gives threefold greater opportunity for classing each pupil correctly, than if all the classes of one grade were required to do the same work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
f rSection 3.
4. Eourth year or grade. J Section 2.
I Section 1.
fSection 3.
3. Third year or grade.
Primary Department.
2. Second year or grade.
1. First year or grade.
Section 2. Section 1. Section 3. Section 2. Section 1. Section 3. Section 2. Section 1.
THE UKGAMSM EXECUTING THE LAW. L'S6 "The sections, or classes, doing a year's work are not necessarily doing the same term's work, as befors indi- cated; but may be one term apart. This is to give flexibility to the system. Usually, ull tlie... pupils of any year are required to do the same work; but this forces very unequal pupils into the same classes, and makes promotions and demotions less practicable; since, if a pupil is demoted, he must fall back a 3'ear. Or it' promoted, he will have to skip a year. Besides, this plan is entirely unnecessary, except when a grade is only large enough to make one class. Then, we are to think of each section of each grade working independently of the others, and doing the work best suited to it. This gives threefold greater opportunity for classing each pupil correctly, than if all the classes of one grade were required to do the same work.
What to read after The Philosophy of School Management?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arnold Tompkins to read onlineMoreLess
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