Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Volume 67A.L. Hummel, 1916 |
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... attendance . It brought into our school systems a large contingent of children either mentally incompetent or physically unfit for prof- itable participation in the traditional school program of studies and activities . The rapid ...
... attendance . It brought into our school systems a large contingent of children either mentally incompetent or physically unfit for prof- itable participation in the traditional school program of studies and activities . The rapid ...
Page 70
... attendance . Such supplementary education needs to be exceedingly flexible in its offerings . For many workers there are immediately practical vocational problems which may be met by supplementary school courses covering from four or ...
... attendance . Such supplementary education needs to be exceedingly flexible in its offerings . For many workers there are immediately practical vocational problems which may be met by supplementary school courses covering from four or ...
Page 133
... attendance law ? Should there be a small tax on oil and gas for the support of schools and roads ? Is it more profitable to grow hogs than to grow cattle in this community ? Do boys and girls have better opportunities in the city than ...
... attendance law ? Should there be a small tax on oil and gas for the support of schools and roads ? Is it more profitable to grow hogs than to grow cattle in this community ? Do boys and girls have better opportunities in the city than ...
Page 134
... ATTENDANCE . - It will be recalled that one object of the community survey was to determine what children were not attending the schools . While visiting the homes upon that occa- sion the teachers were able to interest a good many 134 ...
... ATTENDANCE . - It will be recalled that one object of the community survey was to determine what children were not attending the schools . While visiting the homes upon that occa- sion the teachers were able to interest a good many 134 ...
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... attendance was discussed from time to time as a part of the programs . By means of this personal work of the teachers in the homes and of the discussions at the community meetings the percentage of average daily attendance was actually ...
... attendance was discussed from time to time as a part of the programs . By means of this personal work of the teachers in the homes and of the discussions at the community meetings the percentage of average daily attendance was actually ...
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