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preceptorial

  • a word derived from preceptor.
    preceptor
    noun
    an instructor; teacher; tutor.

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Of the 50 young men Woodrow Wilson hired to inaugurate his famed Princeton preceptorial system, many became noted educators.

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The faculty will also maintain an intensive preceptorial system to give personal help on the side.

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This is the most important development since the introduction of the preceptorial system during Woodrow Wilson's regime as president.

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By the preceptorial system the student worked with the instructor and also with a group of fellow students.

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Surely never was preceptorial red ink put to more humane uses.

From The Unpopular Review, Number 19 July-December 1918 by Various

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