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Selected Attempts To Organize Elementary Schools For Individualizing Instruction, Edwin W. Morgan
Selected Attempts To Organize Elementary Schools For Individualizing Instruction, Edwin W. Morgan
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Many programs, some old and some new, are finding their way into the elementary school for the purpose of individualizing instruction. As more research is completed in the areas of individual differences, more experimentation and change are the results. Attempts to individualize instruction seem to fall into two categories. The organization and structure of schools and school programs is one area where changes have been made, based on research, to better serve the individual. The methods used by teachers, working within certain organizational patterns is another attempt to promote the well being of the individual. It may be said that …
The Pros And Cons Of Teaching Formal Grammar In The Elementary School, James L. Moore
The Pros And Cons Of Teaching Formal Grammar In The Elementary School, James L. Moore
Graduate Student Research Papers
It was the purpose of this study (1) to discover and compare the arguments for and against the teaching of formal grammar in the elementary school and (2) to broaden the writer's own point of view on whether or not formal grammar should be a part of the study of English in his elementary school classroom.
A Discussion Of The Merits Of Grouping Youngsters In The Elementary School, Irving Leo O'Grady
A Discussion Of The Merits Of Grouping Youngsters In The Elementary School, Irving Leo O'Grady
Graduate Student Research Papers
One of the major problems that confronts many teachers is the wide range of ability in any given classroom. How is a teacher going to meet the needs of all the children who are different in so many ways? For many years teachers have tried various means of educating the entire class to the satisfaction of the pupil, parent, teacher, and administrator. The principle that should be first in the minds of all educators is that optimum growth of the pupil is the schoolst primary objective. Schools are a place of learning where children may have success in their school …