University Administration
University Administration
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Such use of the reciting method for drilling students together in problem- solving is facilitated by the provision of large blackboard areas in the rooms used. Every member of a section or class can then be kept at work for a considerable portion of the hour^ and yet the whole class will see the solutions of a large part of the problems given out.
In some imiversity departments the lecture became the principal means of instruction as the recitation was abandoned; but it was the unaided lecture ...in the least commendable forms.
Thus in teaching law the professors gave series of lectures which constituted treatises on the several branches of the law^ and gave the same lectures year after year. They referred students to caseS; but the attitude of the student was purely receptive; the student took no part in the exercise^ he was merely listening and taking notes; and no pains were taken to make sure that he mastered^ or even looked at^ the cases referred to. When the law professor had pub- lished a series of treatises^ his lectures often USE OF THE LECTURE 179 degenerated into running comment on his printed books.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such use of the reciting method for drilling students together in problem- solving is facilitated by the provision of large blackboard areas in the rooms used. Every member of a section or class can then be kept at work for a considerable portion of the hour^ and yet the whole class will see the solutions of a large part of the problems given out.
In some imiversity departments the lecture became the principal means of instruction as the recitation was abandoned; but it was the unaided lecture ...in the least commendable forms.
Thus in teaching law the professors gave series of lectures which constituted treatises on the several branches of the law^ and gave the same lectures year after year. They referred students to caseS; but the attitude of the student was purely receptive; the student took no part in the exercise^ he was merely listening and taking notes; and no pains were taken to make sure that he mastered^ or even looked at^ the cases referred to. When the law professor had pub- lished a series of treatises^ his lectures often USE OF THE LECTURE 179 degenerated into running comment on his printed books.
What to read after University Administration?
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