The teaching load of college chemistry instructors
Johnson A.L.
1931
Journal of Chemical Education
1
10.1021/ed008p115
The following article is a summary of an investigation made in the fall of 1929. The investigation was a survey of the teaching loads of chemistry teachers in two hundred eighty-seven liberal arts colleges. Institutions, classified by type of control and also by size of student enrolment, furnished the data. The study shows the conditions among chemistry teachers with regard to the distribution of the teaching load among them as it existed during the school year 1929-30. It concludes with recommendations intended to suggest a more equitable distribution of such teaching load.
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