...classes, and to secure necessary economy these classes are made as large as practicable. The fewer the number of pupils embraced in the system, the fewer...of his pupils, the great majority are hurried over their studies and receive a superficial and imperfect training. If he adapt his class work to the minimum...

...classes, and to secure necessary economy these classes are made as large as practicable. The fewer the number of pupils embraced in the system, the fewer...difficulty of the problem now under consideration." 2 White proceeded to point out the dilemma which this situation forces upon a teacher. If he adapts...

...classes, and to secure necessary economy these classes are made as large as practicable. The fewer the number of pupils embraced in the system, the fewer...consideration. If the teacher of a class adapt his instruction andrequirements to the maximum capacity of his pupils, the great majority are hurried over their studies...

...individual powers and wants f economy these classes are made as large as practicable. The fewer the number of pupils embraced in the system, the fewer...of his pupils, the great majority are hurried over their studies and receive a superficial and imperfect training. If he adapt his class work to the minimum...

...made as large as practicable. The fewer the number of pupils embraced in the system, the fewer mast be the number of classes, and as a consequence the...of his pupils, the great majority are hurried over their studies and receive a superficial and imperfect training. If he adapt his class work to the minimum...