La digh class school, and not an Elementary one, it matters little whom the examination is conducted":
(4) I protest against the opinions of subordinate Masters being swayed by
75
in January 1882, I find myself in this very awkward predicament of having no reliable standard of the work of last half, to guide the management of the College during next half.
under my suspector of Ichoris, either by personal conversation or public College working charge. To Head Master can be responsible for the successful management of a school, if his Masters are to be alienated from him by external influence, or if they are periodically invited to ventilate their opinions, which is but a thinly disguised invitation to criticise their Head Master.
5. I protest against the abolition of the Head Master's Staff yearly Examination, which was held from 1882 to 1892 inclusive eleven times. For the first time since my arrival, availing myself of Mr. De Voeux's suggestion made at the Registrar General's Office, I gave orders that the papers, questions and answers of each Master's monthly examination of his own class for July, should be preserved, and sent to my office. I speedily discovered that it was hopeless to evolve a uniform standard; since not only had all the masters varying standards of severity and laxity in marking, but the master's standard would vary both in the questions he set on different subjects, and in his requirements of a pass;
I regret to say that in some few instances...
La digh class school, and not an Elementary one, it matters little
whom the examination is conduckd":"
(4) I protect against the opcisions of dubordinate Masters being
faced
buy
75
in January 1882, I find myself
this
in the
very awkward pre.
year dicament of having
me in the
no reliable
College during next half.
standard of
the work of last half,
to
quide
management
of
the
by
so to the
the Colle
under
my
the suspector of Ichoris, wither by peroral conversation or public
College
of working charge. To Head Master can be responsible for the successful manage. ment of a school, if his Masters are to be acierrated from him by external influence, or if they are periodically invite: to ventilate their opinions, which is but a thinly disquived
wed eiwitation to criticise their
Lead Master.
5. I protest against the aboli- tion of the stead Master's Stalf yearly Examination, which was held from 1882 to 1892 inclusive cleven times. For the first time since my arrival
Availing myself of De Extel's anggestin made at the Registrar General's Office, orders that the papers, questions
of each
I gave answers and tabulated reow to of Master's monthly examination of his own class for July, should be preserva my office. I speedily dis.
and sent to
covered that it was
hopeless to evolve
since not only
a uniform standard; since not had all the masters varying standars, of severity
but the
JAM
and raxity in marking,
would vary
master's standara
Both in the
questions
he out on differius subjects, and in
Wila
his requirements of a pass;
I
Pregret to
say
that in some fow
israncis
in
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