Explore how intelligence testing shaped elementary school organization.
This report examines whether promoting and classifying students by group intelligence test results can improve school efficiency compared with traditional methods.
The study, conducted in eight Chicago public elementary schools from 1920 to 1922, measures how a flexible, test-based system affects progress, achievement, and overall learning. Readers will see how teachers applied tests, how students were grouped into fast, average, and slow sections, and how outcomes compared to a control group using standard practices."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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