Notes On Polytechnic Or Scientific Schools in the United States Their Nature P

S Edward Samuel Edward Warren

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Instruction.
2. Government.
The department of instruction, in a general sense, includes the designing of a comprehensive and symmetrical curriculum, in harmony with the declared objects of the institution, and of a practicable daily working programme, as a means of realizing the proposed curriculum, as well as the actual work of class instruction.
The department of government, embraces the equitable and charitable, while efficient, enforcement of such written rules as are found expedient, for t...hose institutions which are fit subjects, for government under the system of written rules, viz : acade- mies, and, in part, colleges. It also embraces the strict hold- ing of professional students responsible for violations of the obvious proprieties of their position, without rules of general moral or social conduct, either to instruct or to constrain; these being the legitimate functions of rules. For the whole theory of a professional school supposes that eveiy member of it is, as before stated, both able and willing, by virtue of the very nature of his position, to do his duty as a student, man and gen- tleman.

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