The Teacher; Essays And Addresses On Education
The Teacher; Essays And Addresses On Education
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By a special modi- fication of the plan, the later years are turned largely, perhaps wholly, toward election, and a line is drawn at the junior, or even the sophomore year, below which elective studies are forbidden to penetrate.
Is not this the plan that will finally be judged safest ?
It certainly is the safest for a certain number of y ears.
Before it can securely reach anything else^ every col- lege must pass through this intermediate state. After" half a century of testing election Harvard...^still re- tains some prescribed studies. The-Harvard juniors chose for nineteen years before the sophomores, and the sophomores seventeen years before the fresh- men. In introducing electives a sober pace is com- mendable. A university is charged with the greatest of public trusts. The intelligence of the commu- nity is, to a large extent, in its keeping. It is bound to keep away from risky experiments, to disregard shifting popular fancies, and to be as conservative as clearness of sight will permit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By a special modi- fication of the plan, the later years are turned largely, perhaps wholly, toward election, and a line is drawn at the junior, or even the sophomore year, below which elective studies are forbidden to penetrate.
Is not this the plan that will finally be judged safest ?
It certainly is the safest for a certain number of y ears.
Before it can securely reach anything else^ every col- lege must pass through this intermediate state. After" half a century of testing election Harvard...^still re- tains some prescribed studies. The-Harvard juniors chose for nineteen years before the sophomores, and the sophomores seventeen years before the fresh- men. In introducing electives a sober pace is com- mendable. A university is charged with the greatest of public trusts. The intelligence of the commu- nity is, to a large extent, in its keeping. It is bound to keep away from risky experiments, to disregard shifting popular fancies, and to be as conservative as clearness of sight will permit.
What to read after The Teacher; Essays And Addresses On Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer Alice Freeman to read onlineMoreLess
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