Biennial Survey of Education 1916-18. Volume III. Bulletin 1919, No. 90 (1919)
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AL AGE, AND OVER AGE IN 1908 AND IN 1918. From the preceding figures it is not possible to gain a general con¬ cept as to the per cent of pupils under age, of normal age, and over age. These relationships are best exhibited in Table 6 and in figure 6, where the corresponding percentages for 1908… … Fig. 6. — Average percentages of pupils underage, of normal age, and over age in 80 cities inl908 and 1918. in juxtaposition. The changes within this interval are shown for the two groups of cities separately and combined, for boys and girls, and for all pupils. The per cent of the under-age pupils…
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