Word: keppel
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...School of Education is already operating a special program among New England-area colleges to increase the number of graduates of liberal arts colleges entering elementary and secondary school education, Keppel said...
...situation now stands, only 85,000 instead of the needed 150,000 instructors will enter teaching on the school level next year, Keppel stated. He explained that despite efforts by the School of Education and other institutions to send more men into pre-college teaching, the number of prospective secondary school teachers has clearly declined...
...distressing thing is that the number of college graduates entering secondary school teaching has dropped from about 80,000 to about 50,000 at a time when the schools need them more than ever before," Keppel stated. "The only result can be an increase in the size of school classes and an inevitable decline in the standards of education...
...Three years ago, there were only 40 applicants," Keppel said. "Now the number is up to 250, even though our present facilities limit us to 100 men a year...
...growth in pupil enrollments is forcing school systems to employ increasing numbers of only partially qualified teachers, Keppel continued...