 | George Augustus Walton - 1880 - 158 halaman
...PUPILS ш THE GRAMMAR GRADE. I. PUNISHED FOR DECIDING UNJUSTLY. Cyrus, the Persian prince, had a great many masters, who endeavored to teach him every thing that was good ; he was educated with several little boy's about his own age. He was of a good disposition and humane'... | |
 | 1881 - 796 halaman
...following is taken from Mr. Walton's report : "The test in silent reading for pupils in the grammar gnule was applied by giving each pupil a printed narrative,...prince, had many masters, who endeavored to teach him everything that was good ; and he was educated with sever.il little boys about his own age. He was... | |
 | Loomis Joseph Campbell - 1888 - 234 halaman
...(-shan) * scarce'-ly* fit'-ted ed'-u-cat-ed ex-change' ex-act'-ly* sev'-er-al* judg'-ment* judge 1. CYRUS, the Persian prince, had many masters, who endeavored to teach him everything that was good; and he was educated with several boys about his own age. 2. He had a very... | |
 | Charles Conrad Weidemann, George Augustus Walton - 1880 - 164 halaman
...PUPILS IN THE GRAMMAR GBADE. I. PUNISHED FOR DECIDING UNJUSTLY. Cyrus, the Persian prince, had a great many masters, who endeavored to teach him every thing that was good ; he was educated with several little boy's about his own age. He was of a good disposition and humane... | |
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The test in silent reading was applied by giving each pupil a printed narrative, which he read silently, and then wrote in his own language from memory. He was allowed about six minutes for the silent reading, and about an hour for the writing. The following... 