The text is a scorecard for Alice C. Hutchinson's teaching performance during the 1928-1929 and 1929-1930 school sessions. The scorecard evaluates Hutchinson in three main categories: qualifications, the recitation, and the relation of teacher to school and community. In the qualifications category, she scores a total of 7 out of 10, indicating strong natural ability and personality, scholarship, and professional training. In the recitation category, Hutchinson receives a total of 22 out of 40, with lower scores in skill, thoroughness, and assignment preparation. Lastly, in the relation of teacher to school and community category, she scores a total of 18 out of 35, showing a lack of community interest and professional interest. Overall, Hutchinson receives a total score of 63, which would be considered average on a scale of 10 or slightly below average on a scale of 5.
Employment Card
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Alice Hutchinson, teaching, performance, evaluation, qualifications, recitation, relation, school, community