Examinations As Tests for Promotion
Examinations As Tests for Promotion
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Parenthetically, it may be said that these objections are urged chiefly, if not exclusively, against the comprehensive, or stated examination. It would be well, however, for the objectors to remember that their objections apply with equal force to the review examinations, though the propriety of the latter is doubted by none.
The first objection is that the highest kind of teaching defies all test. As President Adams puts it: "Above all. Things it [education] means the awak- K erring and develo...ping of certain desires that will go well with the pupil as a \J kind of perpetual inspiration through life. " To test this higher kind of teach- ing, examination utterly fails. But, though it fails at this point, is that any reason why it should not be used for the purpose for which it is preeminently fitted, namely, to test the acquisition of knowledge and the development of power and skill? We might as well say that we should not use cross-exam- ination in a court of law to test the veracity of a witness because it may not reveal whether a man is a poet or a philosopher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Parenthetically, it may be said that these objections are urged chiefly, if not exclusively, against the comprehensive, or stated examination. It would be well, however, for the objectors to remember that their objections apply with equal force to the review examinations, though the propriety of the latter is doubted by none.
The first objection is that the highest kind of teaching defies all test. As President Adams puts it: "Above all. Things it [education] means the awak- K erring and develo...ping of certain desires that will go well with the pupil as a \J kind of perpetual inspiration through life. " To test this higher kind of teach- ing, examination utterly fails. But, though it fails at this point, is that any reason why it should not be used for the purpose for which it is preeminently fitted, namely, to test the acquisition of knowledge and the development of power and skill? We might as well say that we should not use cross-exam- ination in a court of law to test the veracity of a witness because it may not reveal whether a man is a poet or a philosopher.
What to read after Examinations As Tests for Promotion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H Maxwell to read onlineMoreLess
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