Word: grammars
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Committees of this kind are sent out nearly every year by the American Board to different countries to investigate the work which is being done in them under its general supervision. The work in China is largely educational, and corresponds to our ordinary grammar and high school courses. The hospitals and medical schools under the charge of the Board, however, are doing a very important work in giving the people medical care and in teaching them the proper regard for hygiene, which as a nation they lack...
...scholar from Massachusetts for the three-year term beginning in October, 1907. Qualifying examinations will be held in Boston on January 17 and 18 at a place to be announced later. Examinations will be held in the following subjects: Translation from Latin into English, Latin Prose, Latin Grammar, Translation from Greek into English, Greek Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry. The last two subjects are alternative. The requirements in these subjects are identical with the requirements for Responsions, which are the first public examination which an Oxford student undergoes. A candidate who passes the qualifying examinations here in Boston will...
...teachers, which are being given this year, hold their first meetings this afternoon. A course on "The Applications of Psychology to Teaching" by Assistant Professor Norton will meet at 4 o'clock in Lawrence 10. Mr. W. C. Heilman's course on "The Principles of Rudimentary Harmony", or "the Grammar of Music" will meet in Holden Chapel at 4.30 o'clock...
...classes and teachers: Civil Service arithmetic, W. S. Clarke 1G.; Civil Service composition, L. B. Robinson '07; chemistry, H. H. Buckman '08; reading and spelling, E. E. Brown 2L.; Algebra, A. Hamilton '07: German, E. G. White '08; mechanical drawing, C. A. Sargent '07; bookkeeping, G. G. Anderson H.; grammar, S. N. Goodrich '07; economics, A. N. Holcombe 1G.; history, M. O. Hudson 1G.; French, S. M. Waxman '07; Latin, A. Gravis '07; electricity, H. L. Lincoln '07; commercial law, F. E. Neagle 3L.; literature, W. L. Stoddard 1G.; freehand drawing, H. J. Spiuden 1G.; piano: R. L. Sweet...
...teachers are engaged, the instructors are all members of the University, who are willing to give up an hour a week to help others, as well as for the sake of the experience it gives them. There are still three men needed to teach history of art, photography and grammar. Thos who wish to teach or take courses should see F. S. Cheney '06, head of the educational department, at the Social Union, 42 Brattle street...