A Study of Rural School Conditions in Ohio: Legislative History, the One-room School, Supervision, Centralization and Consolidation, Community Activities and Extension Work, the Rural High School, the County Normal SchoolF. J. Heer printing Company, 1920 - 175 Seiten |
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... percent had no education beyond the elementary grades . Teachers in high schools in such districts had insufficient academic training , probably sixty percent of them not being college graduates and about one - fifth of them were not ...
... percent had no education beyond the elementary grades . Teachers in high schools in such districts had insufficient academic training , probably sixty percent of them not being college graduates and about one - fifth of them were not ...
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... percent of the children occupied sittings in which the relative positions of seats and desks were incorrect . There were but few adjustable sit- tings and no schools were found using movable desks . Although excellent taste had been ...
... percent of the children occupied sittings in which the relative positions of seats and desks were incorrect . There were but few adjustable sit- tings and no schools were found using movable desks . Although excellent taste had been ...
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... percent of the one - room township schools were lighted from opposite sides . Many were lighted from three sides . Some were lighted from four sides . Window space was disproportionate to the floor area . A small percentage of the ...
... percent of the one - room township schools were lighted from opposite sides . Many were lighted from three sides . Some were lighted from four sides . Window space was disproportionate to the floor area . A small percentage of the ...
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... percent were scrubbed but once a year and less than five percent were scrubbed more than four times a year . Little attempt was made in the matter of dust prevention . VIII . Health of Pupils . No township special district nor village ...
... percent were scrubbed but once a year and less than five percent were scrubbed more than four times a year . Little attempt was made in the matter of dust prevention . VIII . Health of Pupils . No township special district nor village ...
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... percent of the elementary teachers have attended normal school and more . than one - fourth of them are normal school graduates . Miami County reported that fifty - three percent of the elementary teachers in the village and rural ...
... percent of the elementary teachers have attended normal school and more . than one - fourth of them are normal school graduates . Miami County reported that fifty - three percent of the elementary teachers in the village and rural ...
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agriculture article required Ashtabula County Athletic attendance auditorium Baseball better Board of Education boys and girls Boys over 120 centralization and consolidation centralized school Champaign County child CLASS ROOM club community center community meetings consolidated school corn county agent county board county contest County Fair county school County Superintendent course of study Cuyahoga County district contests district superintendent domestic science driver election elementary equipment exhibits farm farmers garden given held Home Economics Home Projects Hygiene instruction interest Jackson Township judges Lanier Township Lucas County Marion County Miami County Monroe Township month Music Ohio one-room schools oratorical contest organization parents percent pigs Pleasant Township plot possible potato PREBLE COUNTY prizes pupils recitations record Relay result rural school school building school district school system SCHOOL-HOME PROJECT social stitch subjects supervision survey teachers teaching tion Township Grades transportation truck Visits Wood County
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Seite 45 - The Legislature shall have the right, at any time by law, to submit to the people the question of calling a convention to alter, reform or abolish this Constitution, and when upon such submission, a majority of all the votes cast shall be in favor of said proposition, then delegates shall be chosen, and the convention shall assemble in such mode and manner as shall be prescribed.
Seite 118 - The average farmer and rural teacher," says TJ Coates, "think of the rural school as a little equipment where a little teacher, at a little salary, for a little while, teaches little children little things." The object of the home and school department of the^ community center is to substitute the word "big" for the word "little" in the above statement, to magnify the work and function of the school, to make it worthy to occupy a larger place in the people's thought and affection.
Seite 118 - ... cranks." It aims to promote public-mindedness. The schoolhouse used as a neighborhood club renders therefore an invaluable public service. It seeks to create the neighborly spirit essential for concerted action. The means employed are various — games, folk dances, dramas, chorus singing — which require the subordination of self to cooperative effort, dinner parties, where the people break bread in celebration of their communion with each other as neighbors. These activities not only render...
Seite 86 - Know all men by these presents, That we as principal, and and as sureties, are held and firmly bound unto the...
Seite 84 - Know all men by these presents, that we JP, AB, and CD, are held and firmly bound unto the state of Washington, in the sum of five hundred dollars, for the payment of which we jointly and severally bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, and administrators.
Seite 84 - ... to which payment, well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, and administrators, jointly and severally, by these presents.
Seite 117 - The post office, corner store, and saloon are passing as social centers, but they must be replaced with something better if they are not to be replaced with something worse. For only he can destroy who can replace. The public school therefore stands before an open door of opportunity to become a neighborhood club, where the people can meet on terms which preserve their self-respect.
Seite 46 - ... upon order of county board of education, must submit such question to electors of the district at a general election or a special election called for the purpose; If election carries, district board shall proceed to centralize schools, and, if necessary, purchase sites and erect buildings thereon; centralization shall not be discontinued within three years, and then only by petition and election. On petition of one-fourth of electors of a rural school district, or by vote of majority of board,...
Seite 84 - These articles of agreement, made and entered into this * day of ,
Seite 86 - Should any pupil persist in violating any of these rules, it shall be the duty of the driver to notify the principal and after due warning has been given to the pupil, the driver shall then forbid such disobedient pupil the privilege of riding his bus until permission to ride again has been given by the Board of Education.