Word: sequently
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...school tradition has too frequently conceived the examination as a barrier to be scaled, a hurdle to be strategically vaulted. Rarely does the school boy or the school girl or the college student, indeed--stop to inquire how examinations in English, or in any other subject, may serve as sequent means whereby added power either in communication or interpretation may be systematically and permanently acquired. Teachers who have recognized this potency of a program in recurrent examinations may wisely question how the defence attitude which many classes have unconsciously set up may be effectively broken down. Teachers who discern...