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Elton (1989) (page numbers in brackets) Preliminary pages (1-18)
Chapter 1 (54-56)
Appendix A (205-210)
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The Elton Report (1989) Discipline in Schools London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office 1989
Notes on the text The full text of the report (including the Appendices) is online. I've corrected a couple of dozen misprints. Anything I've added by way of explanation is shown [in square brackets]. The formatting of the text (bold, italics, centred etc) is a reasonably accurate representation of the original. However, there are four differences between the printed version and this web version: 1. The section headings shown in CAPITALS were printed in blue. 2. The sub-section headings printed in Lower case bold were also in blue and were in the page margins. I have incorporated these into the body of the text. 3. The Recommendations (pages 20-53) were set out on double pages, with the recommendations listed on the left-hand page and a table showing those to whom the recommendations applied on the right-hand page. (You can see an image of pages 20-21 as an example here). This layout would be difficult to reproduce on a web page, so I have rendered it thus: R1 Teachers and their trainers should recognise and apply the principles of good classroom management. (T; TT; 3.28)(KEY: R1: Recommendation 1; T: teachers; TT: teacher trainers; 3.28: reference in text). 4. In the main body of the report, recommendations were printed in blue. I have left them in black, but they are always followed by the number of the recommendation to which they refer in bold, for example: 32 We recommend that initial teacher training establishments should give full weight to the personal qualities required for effective classroom management, particularly the potential ability to relate well to children, when selecting applicants. (R2)The pages presented here are therefore not exact facsimiles of the original printed version: in addition to the above notes, the font (Times, Arial etc) and size of print - and therefore the number of words to a line and lines to a page - are determined by the settings you have chosen for your web browser. |