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The
Pupil-
teacher: A Monthly Journal of Practical ...
A Monthly Journal of Practical Educational Literature. Fourth Year (Dafyd's
brother). — Take courage. Persevere. Pray. Hope better things than you fear ;
and, it may be, you will achieve morn than ypu even hope to accomplish.
inferential ...
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Social and Economic Profile of India
The pupil-teacher ratio is the number of students per teacher. It reflects the
amount of personalized attention that a teacher can devote to her/his pupils. It is
also considered to be a good proxy for the quality of education. However, the
ratio ...
Peeyush Bajpai, Laveesh Bhandari, Aali Sinha, 2005
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Projections of Education Statistics to 2009
A broad relationship between the number of pupils and teachers can be
described by the pupil/teacher ratio. The pupil/teacher ratios were computed
based on elementary and secondary enrollment by organizational level and the
number of ...
DIANE Publishing Company, 2000
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Toward High-quality Education in Peru: Standards, ...
Along these lines, tracking the pupil-teacher ratio as a matter of cost would make
sense but not because it is an important correlate of quality. Figure 4.13 and
Figure 4.14 show the correlation between results and the pupil-teacher ratio,
using ...
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Women in
Teacher Training Colleges, 1900-1960: A Culture of ...
We have had two or three large farmers' daughters.70 A significant development
in teacher training in the 1880s was the opening of pupil–teacher centres. These
centres concentrated all the academic teaching of pupil–teachers in a particular ...
6
A Guide to Classroom Observation
Clement Adelman, Roy Walker. Pupil: Teacher: Pupil: Teacher: Pupil: Pupil:
Teacher: Pupil: Teacher: Pupil: Teacher: Pupil: Teacher: Pupil: Teacher: Pupil:
Teacher: Pupil: Teacher: Pupil: Teacher: Pupil: Pupil: Pupil: Teacher: Pupil: Pupil:
...
Clement Adelman, Roy Walker, 2003
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Teacher Empowerment Through Curriculum Development
De Corte's (1981:175-177) classification endeavours to promote the pupil-
teacher-interaction in order to create maximal learning activities. He differentiates
between three basic fundamental forms or didactic working forms, ie the recital, ...
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Earning and Learning: How Schools Matter
International Evidence Somewhat surprisingly, similar kinds of results concerning
the relationship between pupil-teacher ratios and student performance are found
across countries. While it is difficult to develop standardized data that control ...
Susan E. Mayer, Paul E. Peterson, 2010
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Teacher Training at Cambridge: The Initiatives of Oscar ...
By the late 1880s and 1890s pupil-teacher centres had been established across
the country to offer pupil-teachers more systematic and organized courses of
academic and professional instruction. IC The pupil- teacher system improved
the ...
Pam Hirsch, Mark McBeth, 2004
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London's Women Teachers: Gender, Class and Feminism, 1870-1930
standardized. Each pupil teacher, who had completed the standards of the
elementary school, was hired for a small salary and was to count for forty children
,57 and they were supposed to receive one hour of instruction a day. In London
only ...
