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By reducing by one the number of courses required of students who pass the divisional examinations, the amount of time for tutorial work could be increased without incurring the difficulty of grading tutees which would be involved if one course credit were given. Such recognition of tutorial work would not...
In his treatise, which is both scholarly and keenly analytical, Professor Moore declares present-day examinations and methods of grading students are decidedly unreliable -- that they indicate neither the worth nor the ability of the students. In giving reasons for his faith, Professor Moore reminds us that the examination by...
Before the war Colonel Scott was head of the Psychology Department in North-western University. Upon the outbreak of hostilities he was appointed by the War Department Director of the Committee on Classification in the Army, and received a colonel's commission. He invented the Scott Rating System for officers...
1. The Battalion Commanders will report to this office not later than Saturday, January 26, 1918, on the efficiency of the filed work of all the men in their respective battalions at the date of this order. They will use the letters and plus and minus signs usual in the...
With the growth of classes Phi Beta Kappa elections become more significant every year, for the percentage from each class becomes smaller. Competition has also grown keener, and hence the honor won by the men whose names are announced this morning is greater than it was in former days. The...