 College men after four years of lecturing are not in the true sense educated men. The most obvious, striking and universal characteristic of the uneducated graduate of the American college is that he does not read books. We have got to stop the lecture...  Survey of Land-grant Colleges and Universities - Stran 613avtor: United States. Office of Education - 1930Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | American Library Association - 1924 - 616 strani
...characteristic of the graduate of the American college, the most striking and universal characteristic of the graduate of the American college, is that he does not read books. He has read his books. He has been educated. Why is it that the graduates of our colleges are not,... | |
 | American Library Association - 1928 - 840 strani
...obtaining an education. I remind you again of Alexander Meiklejohn's speech at Saratoga, in which he says : "College men after four years of lecturing are not...books. We have got to stop the lecture procedure, [except of course lecturing about lecturers], and begin our instruction by reading. In my opinion that... | |
 | United States. Office of Education - 1930 - 1048 strani
...has strongly emphasized the importance now given to reading as a means of instruction. College meu after four years of lecturing are not in the true...the American college Is that he does not read books. W« have got to stop the lecture procedure * * * and begin our instruction by reading. In my opinion... | |
 | American Library Association - 1928 - 836 strani
...obtaining an education. I remind you again of Alexander Meiklejohn's speech at Saratoga, in which he says: "College men after four years of lecturing are not...books. We have got to stop the lecture procedure, [except of course lecturing about lecturers], and begin our instruction by reading. In my opinion that... | |
 | American Library Association. Conference - 1928 - 1008 strani
...obtaining an education. I remind you again of Alexander Meiklejohn's speech at Saratoga, in which he says : "College men after four years of lecturing are not...books. We have got to stop the lecture procedure, [except of course lecturing about lecturers], and begin our instruction by reading. In my opinion that... | |
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