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I can not but think that if it shall be possible to interpret aright the results of college entrance examinations when ... the number of candidates examined in June otherwise than by the College Entrance Examination Board will be so ...
I can not but think that if it shall be possible to interpret aright the results of college entrance examinations when ... the number of candidates examined in June otherwise than by the College Entrance Examination Board will be so ...
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Certain things respecting the examination exercise seem to go without saying , and yet it is worth while calling some of them to mind . The examination is like Aristotle's The whole of a tragic action , which he explains has a ...
Certain things respecting the examination exercise seem to go without saying , and yet it is worth while calling some of them to mind . The examination is like Aristotle's The whole of a tragic action , which he explains has a ...
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Examinations should test only one thing : the student's mastery of a subject - matter . Teaching itself is a process and education is a development . The examination exercise belongs to that process and should itself be a development .
Examinations should test only one thing : the student's mastery of a subject - matter . Teaching itself is a process and education is a development . The examination exercise belongs to that process and should itself be a development .
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Educational Review Nicholas Murray Butler,Frank Pierrepont Graves,William McAndrew Visualização completa - 1915 |
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