College Study College Life
College Study College Life
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Instructors mark very variously. The same paper, submitted to Mr. X and to Mr. Y, will be highly commended by one and called a poor effort by the other. The judgment of the instructor varies at different times, and as a rule is too lenient at all times. Almost every one gives a larger percentage of high grades than is reasonable, and some are habitually thus indulgent to a third or a half of the class. Under such conditions mediocre students who fail to receive the highest mark feel disappointe...d, and distinctions of honor cease to be distinctive. More rarely the teacher shows a discouraging unwillingness to recognize real ability, or bases his marking, consciously or uncon- sciously, upon the student's general reputation for scholar- ship. No doubt instructors are usually fair minded and conscientious. Serious injustice is infrequent. But when one has to read scores of essays or examination papers in a few hours, critical analysis is impossible, and appreciation is necessarily somewhat impressionistic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Instructors mark very variously. The same paper, submitted to Mr. X and to Mr. Y, will be highly commended by one and called a poor effort by the other. The judgment of the instructor varies at different times, and as a rule is too lenient at all times. Almost every one gives a larger percentage of high grades than is reasonable, and some are habitually thus indulgent to a third or a half of the class. Under such conditions mediocre students who fail to receive the highest mark feel disappointe...d, and distinctions of honor cease to be distinctive. More rarely the teacher shows a discouraging unwillingness to recognize real ability, or bases his marking, consciously or uncon- sciously, upon the student's general reputation for scholar- ship. No doubt instructors are usually fair minded and conscientious. Serious injustice is infrequent. But when one has to read scores of essays or examination papers in a few hours, critical analysis is impossible, and appreciation is necessarily somewhat impressionistic.
What to read after College Study College Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard C Bernard Capen Ewer to read onlineMoreLess
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