When Should a Child Begin School? An Inquiry Into the Relation Between the Age of Entry And School Progress
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of mark per the time of this Average length of entry.
children.
subject.
examination.
school life.
3—31/2 yrs.
8 6.2 7 yrs. 5 mths.
4 yrs. 1 mth.
31/2— 4 yrs.
6 5.6 7 yrs. 6 mths.
3 yrs. 7 mths.
4 — 414 yrs.
12 5.0 7 yrs. 5 mths.
3 yrs. 1 mth.
41/2— 5 yrs.
9 5.6 7 yrs. 7 mths.
2 yrs. 9 mths.
5 — 514 yrs.
8 5.3 7 yrs. 8 mths.
2 yrs. 4 mths.
5%— 6yrs.
4 5.0 7 yrs. 9 mths.
2 yrs. 1 mth.
If we are entitled to assume that the older groups ought to be more proficient than the younger ones within this... class, which, it will be remembered, con- tains all the children in the school between 7 and 8 years of age, and no children either over 8 or un- der 7, we may, I think, conclude that there is, per- haps, a slight positive relation between early entry and proficiency. The most proficient group is that entering from 3 to 314 years. Five of these children are marked as coming from especially good homes and only one as coming from a 'poor' home; and this factor, which I hope to deal with at length pres- ently, doubtless counts for something; whereas the four children in the latest entering group include two children from very poor homes and none from homes marked specially good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of mark per the time of this Average length of entry.
children.
subject.
examination.
school life.
3—31/2 yrs.
8 6.2 7 yrs. 5 mths.
4 yrs. 1 mth.
31/2— 4 yrs.
6 5.6 7 yrs. 6 mths.
3 yrs. 7 mths.
4 — 414 yrs.
12 5.0 7 yrs. 5 mths.
3 yrs. 1 mth.
41/2— 5 yrs.
9 5.6 7 yrs. 7 mths.
2 yrs. 9 mths.
5 — 514 yrs.
8 5.3 7 yrs. 8 mths.
2 yrs. 4 mths.
5%— 6yrs.
4 5.0 7 yrs. 9 mths.
2 yrs. 1 mth.
If we are entitled to assume that the older groups ought to be more proficient than the younger ones within this... class, which, it will be remembered, con- tains all the children in the school between 7 and 8 years of age, and no children either over 8 or un- der 7, we may, I think, conclude that there is, per- haps, a slight positive relation between early entry and proficiency. The most proficient group is that entering from 3 to 314 years. Five of these children are marked as coming from especially good homes and only one as coming from a 'poor' home; and this factor, which I hope to deal with at length pres- ently, doubtless counts for something; whereas the four children in the latest entering group include two children from very poor homes and none from homes marked specially good.
What to read after When Should a Child Begin School? An Inquiry Into the Relation Between the Age of Entry And School Progress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Winch to read onlineMoreLess
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