An Experimental Critical Study of the Problem of Grading And Promotion
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5. Polonius (a trickster in Shakespeare).
6. Xerxes (a Persian king).
STUDY OF GRADING AND PROMOTION. 107 The above tests were all given on the afternoon of the last school day preceding Christmas. In the forenoon of the first school day after New Year's (and following an eleven day vaca- tion) the following tests were made with these students: II. Memory and Relearning Tests.
1. A memory test with no assistance whatever, to see how many of the thirteen nonsense syllables, learned eleven days b...efore and with holiday thoughts in between, each student could now produce. Then two other tests on relearning the list of thirteen syllables under the same conditions of presentation as were used in learning the list before the holidays.
2. A memory test on the poem, with no assistance. Then two relearning tests on the poem under same condition of presenti tion as before.
3. A memory test on the six historical dates, with everts. Then two relearning tests under the usual conditions.
In each of the preceding tests, both in learning and in re- learning, the following multiple presentation was made: (1) see- ing; (2) hearing; (3) seeing and reading aloud in concert; (4) seeing and copying rapidly on paper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5. Polonius (a trickster in Shakespeare).
6. Xerxes (a Persian king).
STUDY OF GRADING AND PROMOTION. 107 The above tests were all given on the afternoon of the last school day preceding Christmas. In the forenoon of the first school day after New Year's (and following an eleven day vaca- tion) the following tests were made with these students: II. Memory and Relearning Tests.
1. A memory test with no assistance whatever, to see how many of the thirteen nonsense syllables, learned eleven days b...efore and with holiday thoughts in between, each student could now produce. Then two other tests on relearning the list of thirteen syllables under the same conditions of presentation as were used in learning the list before the holidays.
2. A memory test on the poem, with no assistance. Then two relearning tests on the poem under same condition of presenti tion as before.
3. A memory test on the six historical dates, with everts. Then two relearning tests under the usual conditions.
In each of the preceding tests, both in learning and in re- learning, the following multiple presentation was made: (1) see- ing; (2) hearing; (3) seeing and reading aloud in concert; (4) seeing and copying rapidly on paper.
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