Strayer devised new forms for collecting educational statistics in the Bureau of Education that the report judges more faithful to the actual educational situation¶

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q1 i? Professor G. D. Strayer presented forms devised for the collection of educational statistics in the Bureau of Education, which the reporter says will enable the commissioner's reports to reflect the actual educational situation more faithfully than before. → The Meetings at Mobile 1911

Evidence¶

The Meetings at Mobile 1911¶

The Meetings at Mobile, Alabama, February 22-25, 1911. (1911). The Journal of Educational Psychology. https://psycnet.apa.org/journal/edu

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Reporter's account of the Mobile meeting, an editorial observation rather than a tested result. The author states Strayer worked long on the problem and that his proposed schedules "will enable the reports of the commissioner to reflect much more faithfully than they ever have before the actual educational situ- ation."

"D. Strayer's presenta- tion of the forms that he has devised for the collection of educational statistics in the Bureau of Education."

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