Word: tutoring
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Frederick Ernest Richter 2G., Instructors in Economics; Edward Ballantine, Instructor in Music; William Anderson 2G., Instructor in Municipal Government. Frederic Palmer '69 was appointed lecturere on Practical Theology; William Stanley Parker '99, Lecturer on Architectural Practice; John Wymond Miller Bunker, Sanitary Inspector; and William Anderson 2G., tutor in the Division of History, Government and Economics...
...finally adopted by the Faculty. The chief provisions of the new scheme are as follows: Men who have not passed the oral by the middle of their Sophomore year shall be obliged to study either French or German during the remainder of that year under the supervision of a tutor provided by the College. This work shall not count towards the degree. Men who have not passed the oral by the end of their Sophomore year will be given the alternative of taking either an oral or written examination at the beginning of the Junior year, before they...
...driver, and if you do make a mistake in German the students laugh. Then I said, "You must let him stay until June." Now he has dropped German and has Prof. Muensterberg. I saw your article on "The Scholarship Service Bureau" and now he has a tutor in Mathematics. Believe me I'll do my best not to have him thrown out in June, but how to prevent it I hardly know, but I urge my son to study hard and do his best. Now cannot you understand very easily that "Who is to blame?" Why the system, of course...
This "tutorial course" is not to be a regular academic course with fixed meetings three times a week; the student will meet his tutor informally at intervals. The tutor, who superintends the reading of French and German done by the student, is provided by the College and is either on, or in close co-operation with, the board which has charge of the examinations, the object being to afford men the opportunity of acquiring the knowledge necessary to pass the examination, without employing a private tutor...
...First, men not having passed off the orals by the beginning of the second semester of the Sophomore year shall be obliged to do reading in French or German during the rest of the Sophomore year, under the supervision of a tutor provided by the College. This work shall not count towards a degree. It shall be of such a nature as professedly to prepare for the examination in French or German...