Publisher's Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1922 edition. Excerpt: ... chapter iii recommendations involving large expense classified according to the order of urgency 717. In this Chapter the recommendations of the Commission for the inauguration of new work which will involve large expenditures are summarized in the order in which they are recommended for preferential development. As in the previous Chapter they are divided into educational groups. The groups stand in the order of preference as groups and the items in each group are likewise in order of preference within the group, but the development of work in the various groups will necessarily be carried on to a considerable extent simultaneously. I. General 1. The strengthening of the China Christian Educational Association. 2. The establishment of an Institute of Educational Research. 3. The establishment of an Institute of Economic and Social Research. ii. Elementary and Secondary Education 1. The establishment of normal schools and the development of normal courses in middle schools. 2. The multiplication of junior middle schools. 3. The reorganization of middle schools on the six year basis and an increase in their numbers. 4. The development of middle schools of the agricultural and industrial arts type. 3. The opening of elementary schools in unoccupied regions. iii. Higher Education 1. The completion of the building programs of institutions having no permanent plant: Peking University, Ginling College, Fukien Christian University. 2. The founding of a college of school administration at Nanking. 3. The equipment of the North China Union Women's Medical College at Tsinan. 4. The establishm
