Technograph volume 83 1967 1968
Technograph volume 83 1967 1968
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Today the faculty places more emphasis on research than they did when I was department head. Now we have all the money we need. There are all kinds of grants from all different sorts of places for fantastic sums that go into hundreds of thousand of dollars. " When asked what he thought of the notion that today's faculty isn't as concerned with the students as the faculty was a half-century ago Ellery commented: "Hogwash!" Expounding on his articulate response, Paine said: "There has always been... a great interest in the young men. The faculty has always actively helped the students in any way they can. Sixty years ago it was the same. We took an interest in our students. I wouldn't have become a teacher if that was not the case. There has always been a great deal of guidance and I think there always will be. It is one of the attachments of the profession. As long as there are teachers the student can feel someone takes an interest in him. " When asked if he thought the College of Engi- neering lacked or needed anything Ellery laughed and said, "Well now, they have just marvelous teachers; they always had them but now there are more of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Today the faculty places more emphasis on research than they did when I was department head. Now we have all the money we need. There are all kinds of grants from all different sorts of places for fantastic sums that go into hundreds of thousand of dollars. " When asked what he thought of the notion that today's faculty isn't as concerned with the students as the faculty was a half-century ago Ellery commented: "Hogwash!" Expounding on his articulate response, Paine said: "There has always been... a great interest in the young men. The faculty has always actively helped the students in any way they can. Sixty years ago it was the same. We took an interest in our students. I wouldn't have become a teacher if that was not the case. There has always been a great deal of guidance and I think there always will be. It is one of the attachments of the profession. As long as there are teachers the student can feel someone takes an interest in him. " When asked if he thought the College of Engi- neering lacked or needed anything Ellery laughed and said, "Well now, they have just marvelous teachers; they always had them but now there are more of them.
What to read after Technograph volume 83 1967 1968?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Salem Mass to read onlineMoreLess
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