In this way a very low average is often concealed.

If a school is judged by a few exceptionally good scholars, it should also be judged by a few exceptionally bad ones.

It is indeed of serious importance that the missionary value of some of our medical and educational, especially the educational, institutions should be carefully examined and tested by an appeal to indisputable facts.

It is generally supposed that education in mission schools must necessarily produce a strong, enlightened, and zealous Christian community.

That it produces a large number of Christians intellectually enlightened is certain: that they are zealous evangelists is not as certain.