ERIC ED541415: Schools for the Deaf, 1917-18. Bulletin, 1919, No. 79 (1920)
ERIC · leaf 5
of State schools increases' slowly but steadily. It is evid;gnt that the drop in the. total curve in %«re 1 from 1007 to 1911 is due to the failure of a number of city day schools to report, since a corresponding syiu’hrbnous fluctuation is observed in the ^Mong-dash” ourvo re])rosenting these… … of instnictors; and in figure 3, rqiresenting the\iumbec*of pupils. Tb^ deviatio|^from the line of tendency jn any year is d\jo more« generally to incJhnpleteness of reports than to another single factor. A t^cr condition would be presented if lines should be drawn con- necting only the highest…
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