The High School Boy And His Problems
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In truth they seldom help a great deal. I am convinced that it could be shown, if the proper investigation were made, that the cribber loses on the whole more than he gains not only in self-reUance and strength of character but in the accuracy of the informa- tion which he puts down, which would be more de- pendable if he relied upon his own brains. There is the greatest satisfaction always in feeling after an examination that one has done a good piece of work. There is the great- est satisfact...ion in being able to feel that whatever the re- sult of the test you have done your best and that you have played a clean square game. I always feel proud of the boy who can say after he has taken a quiz, "Well, whatever my grade is, what I handed in was entirely my own. " Like Paul he can say, "I have fought 68 THE HIGH SCHOOL BOY a good fight, I have finished the course, I have kept the faith. " One of the stock arguments against examinations is that they are not fair.
"I could have answered ahnost anything else in the book, " the boy who has just been through an examina- tion protests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In truth they seldom help a great deal. I am convinced that it could be shown, if the proper investigation were made, that the cribber loses on the whole more than he gains not only in self-reUance and strength of character but in the accuracy of the informa- tion which he puts down, which would be more de- pendable if he relied upon his own brains. There is the greatest satisfaction always in feeling after an examination that one has done a good piece of work. There is the great- est satisfact...ion in being able to feel that whatever the re- sult of the test you have done your best and that you have played a clean square game. I always feel proud of the boy who can say after he has taken a quiz, "Well, whatever my grade is, what I handed in was entirely my own. " Like Paul he can say, "I have fought 68 THE HIGH SCHOOL BOY a good fight, I have finished the course, I have kept the faith. " One of the stock arguments against examinations is that they are not fair.
"I could have answered ahnost anything else in the book, " the boy who has just been through an examina- tion protests.
What to read after The High School Boy And His Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Arkle Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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