Bulletin, Issue 15U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education, 1924 - Education |
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... determined by the principal and the program built by assigning subjects and sections to periods and teachers , sixteenth week . In assigning sections to periods , I avoid many conflicts in pupils ' programs by first assigning subjects ...
... determined by the principal and the program built by assigning subjects and sections to periods and teachers , sixteenth week . In assigning sections to periods , I avoid many conflicts in pupils ' programs by first assigning subjects ...
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... determined by name in accordance with a definite numbering system , so arranged that physical training , around which the numbers rotate , is graded and is left unchanged throughout . Of course , at this point , mention need be made of ...
... determined by name in accordance with a definite numbering system , so arranged that physical training , around which the numbers rotate , is graded and is left unchanged throughout . Of course , at this point , mention need be made of ...
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... determined . The general schedule is then laid out on a schedule frame . The frame is very similar to the so - called post - office filing frames . It contains openings or boxes large enough to receive class cards . Each period is ...
... determined . The general schedule is then laid out on a schedule frame . The frame is very similar to the so - called post - office filing frames . It contains openings or boxes large enough to receive class cards . Each period is ...
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... determined and the program built by assigning subjects and sections to periods , fifteenth week . Step 4. By a " pigeonhole " system ( using the classification and a card with pupil's name and home room on it for each subject ) pupils ...
... determined and the program built by assigning subjects and sections to periods , fifteenth week . Step 4. By a " pigeonhole " system ( using the classification and a card with pupil's name and home room on it for each subject ) pupils ...
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... determining factors are mentioned : ( 1 ) Number of classrooms avail- able ; ( 2 ) available study - room space ; ( 3 ) number of teachers and their adapta- bility to the classes to which they are assigned ; ( 4 ) length and number of ...
... determining factors are mentioned : ( 1 ) Number of classrooms avail- able ; ( 2 ) available study - room space ; ( 3 ) number of teachers and their adapta- bility to the classes to which they are assigned ; ( 4 ) length and number of ...
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