Statements, Opinions And Testimony Taken By the Committee of Inquiry Appointed By the Trustees of Columbia College
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(See, further, p. 15.) Q. If each student, applying for entrance, were required and had the ability to possess the knowledge of Greek and Latin Grammar, and of the authors prescribed, as a condition for admission into the Freshman class, wonld he not, in your opinion, be able, by his own exertions, reasonably to master the books in Greek and Latin in which you instruct him?
A. If the student has the ability, and a sufficient knowl- edge of Greek and Latin Grammar to understand readily and fully... master the books required for entrance, I think he could generally ascertain the meaning of the authors read subsequently in the College course, without the aid of notes.
But there are many points requiring elucidation, where a student needs reference to illustrative works which he does not own or to which he has not access.
Q. "Would it not be better, in your opinion, so far as the directions of the professor could accomplish it, that the students should be required to rely upon their own unaided exertions, and that the further explanations and elucidations should be given to them by the professor at the time of reci- tation ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(See, further, p. 15.) Q. If each student, applying for entrance, were required and had the ability to possess the knowledge of Greek and Latin Grammar, and of the authors prescribed, as a condition for admission into the Freshman class, wonld he not, in your opinion, be able, by his own exertions, reasonably to master the books in Greek and Latin in which you instruct him?
A. If the student has the ability, and a sufficient knowl- edge of Greek and Latin Grammar to understand readily and fully... master the books required for entrance, I think he could generally ascertain the meaning of the authors read subsequently in the College course, without the aid of notes.
But there are many points requiring elucidation, where a student needs reference to illustrative works which he does not own or to which he has not access.
Q. "Would it not be better, in your opinion, so far as the directions of the professor could accomplish it, that the students should be required to rely upon their own unaided exertions, and that the further explanations and elucidations should be given to them by the professor at the time of reci- tation ?
What to read after Statements, Opinions And Testimony Taken By the Committee of Inquiry Appointed By the Trustees of Columbia College?
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