Word: ungradedness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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If the proposal is adopted, Dartmouth would come closest to an ungraded curriculum in the Ivy League. But the faculty, which is now split about fifty-fifty, is not likely to give Forster the large mandate he considers essential for the change.
>Primary schools would be neighborhood schools and thus segregated to the degree that the surrounding housing is segregated. But they would be better schools in ways that would particularly help culturally deficient slum children. Ungraded classes would let youngsters proceed at their own pace, aided by team teaching "and the...
Another promising experiment is Wellesley's "junior year in the North," designed to give Southern Negroes a year of ungraded study at Wellesley.
The Committee on Educational Policy yesterday approved a proposal to make sophomore tutorial in History and Literature a credit course starting next fall. The full Faculty, however, must pass on the measure before the tutorial can be offered as an ungraded half-credit course running throughout the year, as now...
David M. Kalstone, head tutor in History and Literature, refused to speculate on the chances of the proposal's receiving Faculty approval. He noted that, beside the major issue of granting the tutorial credit," "several minor questions remain open, such as whether or not the tutorial will be graded." The...