[nobe-l] Where do grades come from

[Judy Jones]

It used to be that young girls wanting to become teachers, if the went to
school until their 16th year, they could apply to a Normal school, which is
another phrase for a teachers' college, and after a couple years, could come
back and be a school teacher.  Even the college I got my teaching degree
from, University Of Northern Colorado, back in the day used to be the
Colorado Normal School.

Judy


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Because in the 1800s, that's all the schooling most people got (if they went
to school at all).  Even my grandparents only had 7 years of school.

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I found out that primary grades were one through fourth grade in the 1800s.
Why is it different now?
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