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ile. Where, on the other hand, schools are arranged in order of register, a table will show whether schools confronted with practically the same problems, the same number of defects, the same number of children needing treatment, are equally successful, or perhaps equally inactive, in correcting these defects. The following table brings out clearly marked unequal achievement in the face of relatively equal need. TABLE XVI TABLE OF RANKING-SCHOOLS ARRANGED ACCORDING TO REGISTER, NOT ALPHABETICALLY ============================================================= | | RANK IN SCHOOL +----------+----------+----------+----------+--------- | Register | Defects | Children | Children | Children | | Found | Needing | Treated | not | | | Treatment| | Treated -------+----------+----------+----------+----------+--------- A | 9 | 9 | 9 | 9 | 9 X | 10 | 10 | 10 | 14 | 6 H | 11 | 11 | 11 | 17 | 3 =======+==========+==========+==========+==========+========= If the number of schools in a state is so large that it is unlikely that people will read the table of ranking because of the difficulty of finding their own school, an alphabetical table might be given that would show where to look in the general ranking table for the school or schools in which the reader is interested. Experience will demonstrate to public school superintendents the strategic advantage of putting together all the things they need and of telling the community over and over again just what needs there are, what penalties are paid for want of them, and what benefits would result from obtaining them. If health needs of school children were placed side by side with mental results, the relation would come out so clearly that parents, school boards, and taxpayers would realize how inextricably they are bound together and would see that health needs are satisfied. To this end superintendents should require teachers to keep daily reports of school conditions. TABLE XVII WEEKLY CLASS-ROOM SCHEDULE ===========+================+========================+============== | Temperature | Cleaning | Exercise +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+------------+------+------- | | | | | | | I
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