Teaching Incentive Act of 1965, Hearings Before the General Subcommittee on Education...89-1, on H.R. 10590, Sept. 8-9, 19651966 - 84 pages |
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... qualified teachers to meet the special educational needs of such schools . H.R. 10590 would provide Federal assistance to local school dis- tricts for the purpose of paying qualified teachers an additional 2 months ' salary each year ...
... qualified teachers to meet the special educational needs of such schools . H.R. 10590 would provide Federal assistance to local school dis- tricts for the purpose of paying qualified teachers an additional 2 months ' salary each year ...
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... qualified teachers to accept employment for 12 months without interruption instead of for 10 months as is now the case throughout the country . As a practical proposition , school superintendents would have the services of these highly ...
... qualified teachers to accept employment for 12 months without interruption instead of for 10 months as is now the case throughout the country . As a practical proposition , school superintendents would have the services of these highly ...
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... teachers in America's public schools and would cost the Federal Government ... teachers who are trained to meet the special problems in these poverty areas . I am ... qualified and experienced teacher , particularly those with advanced ...
... teachers in America's public schools and would cost the Federal Government ... teachers who are trained to meet the special problems in these poverty areas . I am ... qualified and experienced teacher , particularly those with advanced ...
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... teachers . Many teachers abandon their careers for these reasons . We cannot allow qualified personnel to leave a profession so vital to our citizens . It is our fond hope that the salary incentive as sponsored in H.R. 10590 will not ...
... teachers . Many teachers abandon their careers for these reasons . We cannot allow qualified personnel to leave a profession so vital to our citizens . It is our fond hope that the salary incentive as sponsored in H.R. 10590 will not ...
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... qualified teachers from leaving the State . This is one of the chief problems we have keeping good teachers in these poorer areas , not only in the cities but also in the rural areas of the country . In a reading of the bill I assume ...
... qualified teachers from leaving the State . This is one of the chief problems we have keeping good teachers in these poorer areas , not only in the cities but also in the rural areas of the country . In a reading of the bill I assume ...
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Page 3 - Except as otherwise provided in this section, a volunteer shall not be deemed a Federal employee and shall not be subject to the provisions of law relating to Federal employment, including those relating to hours of work, rates of compensation, leave, unemployment compensation, and Federal employee benefits.
Page 3 - Mr. Chairman and members of the committee, it is a privilege for me to appear before you today to discuss the Navy and the Marine Corps program of research and development for fiscal year 1963.
Page 71 - Since 81.2 percent is nearer to 80.0 percent than to any other percentage shown in the columnar headings of the table, we select the column headed "Observed percentage near 20 or 80.
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Page 71 - D is designed to give the reader some idea of how much difference can be expected between two sample percentages as a result of sampling variation for various sample or subgroup sizes. The values shown are the approximate minimum...
Page 25 - ... Principals by size of district Large Medium Small All Yes, substantial improvement 18.7% 11.9% 15.0% 14.7% Yes, some improvement. 62.5 69.5 65.0 66.3 No, little or no improvement 13.8 5.0 6.9 No, has resulted in a loss in quality of instruction 0.6 1.7 1.0 Undecided 4.4 11.9 20.0 11.1 Ability Grouping Considering all the advantages and disadvantages of ability grouping according to IQ or achievement scores, do you favor such grouping, into separate classes, in elementary schools? Principals by...
Page 72 - ... to infer that the corresponding population percentages are different with a confidence of approximately .90. In other words, if the observed difference exceeds the value given at the intersection of the appropriate row and column in the proper section of the table, it may be stated with approximately 90 percent confidence that the population percentages are different. Table...
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Page 57 - PREPARATION WAS: Too About Too little right much Depth of knowledge in subject fields in which you specialized 27.0* 71.2* 1.8* General education— some knowledge in many fields 19.9 75.9 4.2 Psychology of learning and teaching 25.8 66.4 7.8 Human growth and development 23.2 72.1 4.7 Teaching methods...