Cambridge Essays On Adult Education
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Twenty-four lectures are delivered each year during the winder months, at weekly intervals, and the members pledge themselves to attend regularly unless prevented by unavoidable causes such as overtime or illness; and they undertake to do an essay or some equivalent form of written work every fortnight. The meetings of the class are generally held in the evenings, after the day's work, and last for two hours, the first of which is devoted to a lecture, the second to a discussion carried on by t...he class as a whole. In these ways, the distinctive aims of a Tutorial Class can be secured, viz. Continuity of study; the active co-operation of students in the work "as distinct from mere passive attendance at a lecture; 1 88 W. G. CONSTABLE and teaching which is individual and definitely tutorial in character. The members of a class are all adults, may be either men or women, and mainly belong to the working classes. There are no general statistics available of the age of students, but particulars of individual classes suggest that most students are between twenty and forty, and of these again the majority are under thirty.
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Twenty-four lectures are delivered each year during the winder months, at weekly intervals, and the members pledge themselves to attend regularly unless prevented by unavoidable causes such as overtime or illness; and they undertake to do an essay or some equivalent form of written work every fortnight. The meetings of the class are generally held in the evenings, after the day's work, and last for two hours, the first of which is devoted to a lecture, the second to a discussion carried on by t...he class as a whole. In these ways, the distinctive aims of a Tutorial Class can be secured, viz. Continuity of study; the active co-operation of students in the work "as distinct from mere passive attendance at a lecture; 1 88 W. G. CONSTABLE and teaching which is individual and definitely tutorial in character. The members of a class are all adults, may be either men or women, and mainly belong to the working classes. There are no general statistics available of the age of students, but particulars of individual classes suggest that most students are between twenty and forty, and of these again the majority are under thirty.
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