Eton
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The disadvantages of the tutorial system affect the masters rather than the boys. A boy may have to construe his lesson both to his tutor and his division master, but the chances are he will not ; most of 190 CHAP. X] SCHOOL WORK Forms and Divisions the work he does with his tutor is clear profit to him. But for the masters the system means a great increase of work, since each classical master has not only to hear the lessons of his division, but also of his pupils. Owing to this fact the work ...of a master at Eton is, perhaps, harder than at any other public school.
We will now pass to the actual work done in school. Eton is divided first of all into five forms : the Sixth, Fifth, Remove, Fourth, and Third. Of these the Fifth Form is divided into " First Hundred, " Upper, Middle, and Lower Divisions, and the Fourth Form into Upper, Middle, and Lower Fourth Form.
These main sections of the school are, of course, far too large to be manageable for teaching purposes, and are therefore split up into thirty-one divisions, con- taining each about thirty-five boys, and each under its appointed division master.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The disadvantages of the tutorial system affect the masters rather than the boys. A boy may have to construe his lesson both to his tutor and his division master, but the chances are he will not ; most of 190 CHAP. X] SCHOOL WORK Forms and Divisions the work he does with his tutor is clear profit to him. But for the masters the system means a great increase of work, since each classical master has not only to hear the lessons of his division, but also of his pupils. Owing to this fact the work ...of a master at Eton is, perhaps, harder than at any other public school.
We will now pass to the actual work done in school. Eton is divided first of all into five forms : the Sixth, Fifth, Remove, Fourth, and Third. Of these the Fifth Form is divided into " First Hundred, " Upper, Middle, and Lower Divisions, and the Fourth Form into Upper, Middle, and Lower Fourth Form.
These main sections of the school are, of course, far too large to be manageable for teaching purposes, and are therefore split up into thirty-one divisions, con- taining each about thirty-five boys, and each under its appointed division master.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clutton-Brock Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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