The University of California
The University of California
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E. , hours of recitation credit necessary to graduation (besides the five units of military drill), are divided into sixty units of prescribed work, intended to be accomplished in the freshman and sophomore years ; thirty units of group elective work, i. E. , work upon one special subject or two closely allied subjects ; and thirty hours of free elective, made up of single courses at the will of the student. The prescribed work is in- tended to compel breadth in foundation, the group elective t...o give thorough grasp of some one subject, pursued along lines of original investigation ; the free elective to allow play for the student's peculiar preferences and to cultivate independent choice and self-direction. Upon the whole, the scheme works admirably. The only criticism to be made is that the exi- gencies of arranging work to meet the conditions of time of recitation, choice of instruction, and special requirements, such as those imposed upon the prospective teacher, are such as ordinarily to devour all the thirty hours of free electives.
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E. , hours of recitation credit necessary to graduation (besides the five units of military drill), are divided into sixty units of prescribed work, intended to be accomplished in the freshman and sophomore years ; thirty units of group elective work, i. E. , work upon one special subject or two closely allied subjects ; and thirty hours of free elective, made up of single courses at the will of the student. The prescribed work is in- tended to compel breadth in foundation, the group elective t...o give thorough grasp of some one subject, pursued along lines of original investigation ; the free elective to allow play for the student's peculiar preferences and to cultivate independent choice and self-direction. Upon the whole, the scheme works admirably. The only criticism to be made is that the exi- gencies of arranging work to meet the conditions of time of recitation, choice of instruction, and special requirements, such as those imposed upon the prospective teacher, are such as ordinarily to devour all the thirty hours of free electives.
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