Schuyten argues experimental study of children should be the basis for pupil classification that removes causes of inattention¶
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q1 i? Professor Schuyten criticized common school time-tables and emphasized experimental study of children as the proper basis for classifying pupils so as to remove many causes of inattention. → Robertson 1905
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Robertson 1905¶
Robertson, C. B., & McKeag, A. J. (1905). Educational psychology at the Third International Congress on School Hygiene. The Journal of Educational Psychology. https://books.google.com
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A position stated in the Section IX discussion of inattention causes and remedies at the Paris Congress. The article reports the argument only; it prints no study, data, or effect size supporting the claim.
"Professor Schuyten criticized the time-tables commonly found in schools, and emphasized the importance of the experimental stndy of children as the proper basis for such a classification of pupils as shall remove many of the causes of inattention."
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Schuyten argues experimental study of children should be the basis for pupil classification that removes causes of inattention |
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Schuyten argues experimental study of children should be the basis for pupil classification that removes causes of inattention |
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