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Saint Bernard Parish Schools, Chalmette, LA. – 1969
As an answer to the problems posed by the traditional grade level approach to language arts study, the continuous progress program is centered on specific areas of instruction, with courses or blocks within each area especially designed to provide for students' individual differences. This document consists of an explanation of the program, a…
Descriptors: Continuous Progress Plan, Curriculum Guides, English Curriculum, Flexible Progression
Avon Public Schools, CT. – 1971
This guide was developed to acquaint teachers with the Continuous Progress Program, which is designed to recognize the individual differences of students in a nongraded curricular system and to make available to teachers a comprehensive set of guidelines for implementation. The guide establishes the parameters within which the operation of an…
Descriptors: Continuous Progress Plan, Course Descriptions, Curriculum Guides, English Instruction
Avon Public Schools, CT. – 1969
This guide was developed to acquaint teachers with the Continuous Progress Program, which is designed to recognize the individual differences of children in a nongraded curricular system and to make available to teachers a set of guidelines for implementation. The guide establishes the parameters within which the operation of an individualized…
Descriptors: Continuous Progress Plan, Course Descriptions, Curriculum Guides, Elementary Education
Avon Public Schools, CT. – 1969
The purpose of this guide is to acquaint teachers with Avon's Nongraded Program and to make available to them a comprehensive set of guidelines relative to the concept of nongradedness and its subsequent implementation. The contents include a listing of the national sequence of change in elementary school organization, a discussion of the local…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Classes (Groups of Students), Continuous Progress Plan, Curriculum Guides
Farmington Public Schools, CT. – 1966
This curriculum guide, developed for an ungraded language program at the secondary school level, allows for a steady progression of skills from unit to unit. Based on the audiolingual approach to language instruction, the guide is divided into four sections: (1) concepts to be taught, (2) references to instructional materials, (3) special…
Descriptors: Audiolingual Methods, Autoinstructional Aids, Basic Skills, Classes (Groups of Students)