Burt Community School - Bears / Roundup Yearbook (Burt, IA)

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TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE OF BURT TEACHERS - Trr.i..ing 1327- TRAINING OF B 1927- '28 1928-'29 1929-'3 URT TEACHERS 1933 0 1930-'31 1931- 32 1232-$ • College Grad 5 .3. .. . „5 4 5 3to 4 years i College 1 I 2 to 3 years 1 College l 1 1 1 0 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 to 2 years t iCo ll ege 1 1 2 1 1 1 • 0 to 1 years iCollege 2 2 2 2 2 2 T'.e above chert, indicates that Burt is employing well prepared teachers, as measured by the amount of college vrork taken. The State Department of Public Instruction reouires that at least one- half of the hi .h school teachers be college raciuates, All except one of our high school teachers hold college degrees and fifty per cent of all our teachers are college graduates PREVIOUS TEACHING EXPERIENCE OF 3URT TEACHERS 2 o py—1 7 7 Previous • Experience 1927“'28 1928- '29 1329-r30 1930-'31 1931- 32 1332- Over 5 years .3. 4 4 5t 4 Five Years 1 0 0 0 0 1 Four Years 0 2 1 1 1 1 Three Years 2 0 1 0 1 2 T'o Years 0 2 0 2 2 1 One Ye air 2 0 .... . 3 1 1 1 None . 1 . 2 .. 1 . 1 1 C The above chart indicates that Burt employs teachers with experience altnough a number v ith little or no experience ha-ve be n employed during ...ha last six years. On the average inly 10$ of the Burt teachers nave had no previous teaching experience. On the other hand 43 % of une t chers employed during the last six years have had five or more years of experience. The training and expo: ience of the teachers of any scr.ool are but tv o of the factors indicating the standard of instruction given. 6

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TEACHING- LOAD Nuraor EUR- HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS Humosr of Periods 1932-1933 of School Work Dai i.y - ( j4 1 1 Pupils Pupil Minutes Total Pupil Minutes Daily ■ J 1 Subject ) ist i 1 St 2.M j lesjrtlSlPrtlSstc r- j 2 ' Bookkeeping 42 23360 Weir 1i Pnysics 25 24 1000 960 2, Chemistry 4 4 320 . 320 .1 Geography 47 . ; 1880 720 720 .4680. J .31.6.0.. 1 I Algebra 18 18 1. Geometry 1 Arithmetic 29 29 1160 1160 Bowie 7 1 3 28 1120 1 Adv. Arith, 24 960 1 Occupations 17 680 1 1 Public Sneaking i 17 680 3920 • 3240 1 Hist. 7 8 28 1120 I 1 1 • Economics 4l 1640 jFardal 1 World History 29 I 29 1160 1160 1 'Latin 10 ! 10 400 400 i 1 Civics 7 8 1 30 1200 1 U.5.History 21 840 4320 i3600 ; 2 Home Econ 11 11 880 880 j , 1 Gen. Science 18 18 720 720 1 Warrior 11 Home. Econ- 7 8 14 15 440 480 1 ; 2 Ad . Home Economics 12 9 960 j 720 1 Snell in,Pi; 7 8 ' 30 240 3uO0 I 3040 1 English II 29 29 lloO , 1160 1 English III 21 ; 20 840 800 'Overgaard 1 Grammar 7 14 14 560 560 1' Typewriting 9 16 180 320 •ft ft v. ft 2 Music 125 136 2500 2720 5140 15560 1 English I 19 22 760 880 1 i 1 English IV 25 24 1000 950 Eighrne 1 Grammar 8 15 16 600 640 1 Physiology 1 28 . 30 1120 1200 1 i Arith. 7 8 30 1200 ■SHr 1 1 Spelling 28 162 Warner 1 Man. Train' r: I i 7 8 13 13 4l6 4l6 j l r 2 Man. Tr’g 7 7 .... 448 448 864 864 Notes : This subjec t of fered four days a week only. Spelling - 30 minutes once a week, the first semester and 40 minutes once a week the 2nd semester. Class divided into thr ee sections - 20 minutes of instruct 1C 7i to each section daily, Twenty mi utes of mus ic t each rade room daily. Pupil Minutes determined by multi lying number of pupils by number of periods by number of minutes in the period. 7 “