Excerpt from Sessional Papers, Vol. 27: First Session Eight Legislature of the Province of Ontario; Session 1895
Miss F. Maybee In regard to the number of deaf pupils in a class, I think twelve is sufficient; that is to do justice to each one, for there are always a few backward ones who need individual instruction. Our programme of studies embraces so many different things that it is push and drive all the time which naturally mams the children's heads. If less were in a class better work and more proficient pupils would be the result. I think there should be a junior and senior class in every made, then the work could be more thorough and pupils would not be promoted till they were fit. The slow ones require so much more time spent on them that sometimes they are neglected while trying to keep the others employed.
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