A Revised Curriculum of Dunbar Elementary School Sulphur, Oklahoma to Meet the Needs of Pupils and Community

Author

Clara Eva Moon, Prairie View University

Date of Award

8-1946

Document Type

Thesis

Degree Name

Master of Science

Degree Discipline

Science in Educational Administration

Abstract

The study on, "Revising the Curriculum of Dunbar Elementary School of Sulphur, Oklahoma to Meet the Needs of Pupils and Community," is a form of research to be executed in search of improved techniques and methods that may be used by Dunbar School and other smaller rural schools.

It is the opinion of the experimenter that with the use of integration and correlation in teaching elementary school subjects, children will make better progress. Such a procedure will offer opportunities for organized groups, based on units of study; more time must be given to class periods, assignments, and individual instruction.

This study is being made also to obtain information that will assist pupils in acquiring essential knowledge and skills, and to develop fundamental habits that will make worth while contributions to society.

This problem was limited to the instructional needs of the thirty children enrolled in the Dunbar Elementary School of Sulphur, Oklahoma. All information sought through visitation of other small rural schools and surveying literature was used wholly for its direct bearing upon the improvement of the Curriculum of the Dunbar Elementary School.

Committee Chair/Advisor

A. C. Preston

Committee Member

Dorothy Burdine

Committee Member

J. H. Windom

Publisher

Prairie View University

Rights

Date of Digitization

12-1-2021

Contributing Institution

John B Coleman Library

City of Publication

Prairie View

MIME Type

Application/PDF

Recommended Citation

Moon, C. E. (1946). A Revised Curriculum of Dunbar Elementary School Sulphur, Oklahoma to Meet the Needs of Pupils and Community. Retrieved from https://digitalcommons.pvamu.edu/pvamu-theses/800