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tration. The principal's reaction was highly varied in the eye* of the students. Some said, “He talked to Eddie a* if the boy were his own son.” Qthers, “The principal is inPupils
were completely split over what the treatment would be. Sixty-five expected guidance treatment and 72 expected some form of punishment, ranging from threats of expulsion to corporal punishment. The breakdown is interesting. A‘larger percentage of girls than boys anticipated guidance treatment rather than punishment.
The girls were more optimistic than the boys over anticipated improvement. Three-quarters of the girls and about half of the boys saw improvement in conduct as a resplt of the conference. •
The author concludes: “The great variety of motives ascribed for the misconduct reveal the necessity of diagnosis to ascertain the basic cause before prescribing treatment. The proposes of the effect of the conference .indicate the superiority of guidance over authoritarian methods.
Social Security News
September - 30, 1955. is an important deadline for many widows and young children of deceased workers who died after June 1940 and before September 1950, according to Robert E. Parsons, Assistant Manager of the Alexandria
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