 | United States. Bureau of Education - Education - 1916 - 740 pages
...ordinary way for students who attend them. Lectors were originally teachers of modern languages, but in more recent times their functions have frequently...respective ordinary professors. They are appointed temporarily and receive remuneration in proportion to work done. In addition to the foregoing classes... | |
 | United States. Bureau of Education - Education - 1915 - 732 pages
...ordinary way for students who attend them. Lectors were originally teachers of modern languages, but in more recent times their functions have frequently...respective ordinary professors. They are appointed temporarily and receive remuneration in proportion to work done. In addition to the foregoing classes... | |
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... is the initial stage of professorship, and successful privat-docents are in due time appointed professors. They draw college fees in the same way as professors, and their lectures are counted in the ordinary way for students who attend them. Lectors... 