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Mathematics in the Junior High School: Junior High School and The Stock Market

The Mathematics Teacher, 1957
In answer to the complaint of many parents today that their children are not learning arithmetic that will be of practical use, here is an arithmetic unit that the junior high teacher can use to enliven the classroom and at the same time develop many meaningful implications.
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On Latent School Refusal in Junior High School

Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, 1986
Abstract: School refusal is a grave social problem for adolescents, their families, schools andsociety in Japan today as well as other developed countries. We researched the mentality of junior high school pupils about their feelings or moods toward school attendance with a set of questionnaires in order to know how much they were oppressed by daily ...
M, Shimizu, Y, Yasuda, T, Tanaka
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The Junior High School

The bulletin of the National Association of Secondary School Principals, 1967
"Most of our present innovative efforts have not yet accomplished what I would classify as significant change of any great magnitude. However, we are searching; there are those who are determined to create a better school. Thus 10 years from now, 70 percent of the schools in America will be involved in inven tion and adoption of new ideas."
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Mathematics in the Junior High School: Sequoia Junior High School Math Team

The Mathematics Teacher, 1956
The Sequoia Junior High School Math Team is now in its third year. It was originally organized as a demonstration group consisting of hand-picked students of outstanding mathematical ability. They were to develop skills in rapid calculation and learn a number of dramatic short-cut “tricks” with which to impress and amaze other students and lay groups.
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Mathematics in the Junior High School: Using mathematical recreations in the junior high school

The Mathematics Teacher, 1955
What are mathematical recreations? What good are they? Where can they be found? How are they most effectively used? What research has been done on their use and effectiveness? These were the questions that an in-service seminar for mathematics teachers, under the direction of the writer, undertook to answer.
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Mathematics in the Junior High School: Remedial work in junior high school mathematics

The Mathematics Teacher, 1955
Because of the very nature of mathematics learning the instructional materials in that field are necessarily sequential. While perhaps a greater degree of flexibility exists in seventh and eighth grades than in earlier grades, there is much material in seventh- and eighth-grade mathematics which can hardly be learned at all unless appropriate ...
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