Word: teachers
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...shows a perfect knowledge of German schools, and by his comparisons, almost as complete an acquaintance with American conditions. His conclusion is that the backwardness of the American student is due to the introduction of the elective system into our schools, and to the incompetency of the average American teacher...
...advocated them strongly; but he was every ready to revise his views, or to suspend judgment in matters of controversy, and he was quick to recognize the tenability of theories with which he could not at the moment agree. He was earnest and zealous in his work as a teacher, and became deeply interested in the promotion of improved methods of teaching the Classics, in the development of higher instruction in the University, and in the advancement of productive scholarship. His learning was varied and profound; his mind was vigorous and characterized by an uncommon quickness and agility; his intellectual...
...have had so many friends. He was the most entertaining of companions, and the warmth and openness of his nature attached to him those whom the charm of his intense and vivacious personality had attracted. His death has deprived the University of an eminent scholar and an indefatigable teacher, and his colleagues in this Faculty of an associate whom they regarded with sincere affection...
...Yale University, honored teacher of American youth, Harvard University, her oldest comrade, sends by our lips and this writing, friendliest greeting and a hearty welcome to the third century of their common service...
...Economics 192.-A General View of insurance. Men., Wed., (Fri.,) at 3.30. Professor Wambaugh. (Course 19 cannot be counted towards the degree of A. B.) (VIII) Economics 132.-Methods of Economic Investigation. Tu., Th., at 1.30. Assistant Professor Carver. (XIV) Education 10b2.-The Methods and equipment of a Teacher of German in Secondary Schools. Mon., Wed., Fri., at 2.30 Dr. Bierwirth. (VII) Architecture 52.-Building Construction: Carpentry. Tu., 2.30-4.30. Mr. Newton. (XVI) Engineering 11a2.-Machinery and Boilers. Mon., Wed., Fri., at 9, and Wed. afternoon. Assistant Professor Marks. (II) Zoology 9a2.-Fossil Invertebrates: advanced studies of special groups...