An Analysis of Some Effects of Multiple-Grade Grouping an Elementary School
Date Issued
August 1, 1961
Author(s)
Chace, E. Stanley
Advisor(s)
Dr. A. Montgomery Johnston
Additional Advisor(s)
Alberta Lowe
John W. Gilliland
Ira N. Chiles
Abstract
The foregoing conclusions would imply that the arguments presented in Chapter II for multiple-grade grouping need to be modified . Though there appear to be some advantages to multiple-grade grouping, these advantages are not sharply defined. While it is possible to argue that these advantages would have been more apparent had different techniques and practices been employed in the multiple-grade classes, this remains to be demonstrated .
Disciplines
Degree
Doctor of Education
Embargo Date
August 1, 1961
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