This section is from the book "Haven's Complete Manual Of Practical Phonography", by Curtis Haven.
Whenever there are more than three errors made in any A to K Review, that Review must be taken again when it reoccurs ten day or night sessions later, and so on as many times as necessary to get each review accurate within not more than three mistakes. Similarly, when the student be absent from any one of these A to K Reviews, he or she cannot receive dictation of that review, until it appears in its turn ten school days or nights later. No two Reviews will be given to any student on same day or night. Over three mistakes in any review or absence from that review thus delays the student's progress, as it is only absences on legal holidays that are not permitted to interfere with advancement. This rule is to insure perfect attendance. While the student is taking the A to K Reviews, said student remains full time in Speed Class, both morning and afternoon (or night, if a night student) with the more advanced students, merely taking in shorthand what little can be taken by him or her, thus training the ear, learning to analyze the sounds of words as heard.
On whatever date the shorthand student finishes correctly his last A to K review, he is directed to again review, outside of speed class, the Lessons of the Shorthand manual from page 23 to page 115 inclusive.
 
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