Work in Education in Colleges and Universities, Rating, Placing, and Promotion of Teachers, Lists of Investigation and Other Information of Interest t (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781141241514)

"Work in Education in Colleges and Universities" provides a comprehensive overview of the administrative and pedagogical practices prevalent in early 20th-century higher education. Authored by Charles Hughes Johnston, William Carl Ruediger, and Carter Alexander, this book delves into the rating, placing, and promotion of teachers within colleges and universities. It also includes lists of investigations and other information deemed relevant to members of the educational community of the time.

This historical text offers insights into the structures and considerations that shaped the academic workforce. It is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the evolution of educational administration and the historical context of faculty management.

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