An Address On Normal Schools of Agriculture for Farmers Institute Workers Deliv
An Address On Normal Schools of Agriculture for Farmers Institute Workers Deliv
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Because of this and by reason of the limited number of instructors available at any one institution, it is almost impossible to divide the lecture force into classes of sufficient number that the instruction given may be suited to the peculiar needs of the several lecturers in the line of their specialities. Unless this can be done each student will be obliged, if he wishes to occupy his time, to attend all of the lectures, whether the subjects are those upon which he desires information or not..., and thus during the entire course he may have had but one or two lec- tures on his particular speciality.
The second difficulty is, that most of the agricultural colleges and experiment stations are not as yet sufficiently equipped in their teaching force of experts to do more than cover a quite limited range of topics. Some institutions make a speciality of a single phase of agriculture, as animal husbandry, forestry, irrigation, plant breed- ing, soil physics or other branches of farming, and are not prepared to give advanced or post-graduate instruction in the particular sub jects which the institute lecturer expects to teach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because of this and by reason of the limited number of instructors available at any one institution, it is almost impossible to divide the lecture force into classes of sufficient number that the instruction given may be suited to the peculiar needs of the several lecturers in the line of their specialities. Unless this can be done each student will be obliged, if he wishes to occupy his time, to attend all of the lectures, whether the subjects are those upon which he desires information or not..., and thus during the entire course he may have had but one or two lec- tures on his particular speciality.
The second difficulty is, that most of the agricultural colleges and experiment stations are not as yet sufficiently equipped in their teaching force of experts to do more than cover a quite limited range of topics. Some institutions make a speciality of a single phase of agriculture, as animal husbandry, forestry, irrigation, plant breed- ing, soil physics or other branches of farming, and are not prepared to give advanced or post-graduate instruction in the particular sub jects which the institute lecturer expects to teach.
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