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Curriculum Problems in Junior High School Mathematics by William David Reeve — 1928THE human material with which we deal in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades of the junior high school is very different from that of the corresponding grades thirty or more years ago. Not only is this true, but they differ more widely among themselves than did their predecessors in native ability, experience, and interests.
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