Word: iii
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...III. Anitra's Dance...
...III. Proposed system would retain any advantages of present method.- (1) Better means for training students to state concisely what they know when called upon.- (a) Owing to greater frequency of tests.- (b) A more regular systematic training.- (2) A comprehensive view of year's work equally well gained in proposed system.- (a) Uniform standard of work maintained.- (b) A connected, interdependent system of examinations...
...III. The proposed system would injuriously restrict methods of work.- (a) It would virtually compel students to work at all their courses at the same time.- (1) It would require them to be ready for examination in all at the end of the same short periods.- (b) This rigid enforcement of simultaneous work is bad.- (1) It is often necessary for best results to put most of one's time on one subject for a continuous period, as in thesis writing.- (2) It is always desirable that students should feel that they can work continuously on one subject if they...
Lecture. Semitic Languages and Literatures. III. Aramaic. Professor G. F. Moore, of Andover Theological Seminary. Sever...
Harvard Natural History Society. Lecture. III. The Gypsy Moth. Mr. A. H. Kirkland, Asst. Entomologist, State Board of Agriculture. Harvard...