A Charter for the Social Sciences in the Schools
A Charter for the Social Sciences in the Schools
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Here, as in other departments of life, are evidences of law and chance, haphazard growth and deliberate effort.
Those who teach and write in the domain of social science in universities and colleges, even when they disclaim all didactic motives, con- sciously or unconsciously, aid in determining the forms and subject matter of instruction in the schools, by their choice of materials, their elimina- A Charter for the Social Sciences tion and their emphasis. At all events, what they teach and wri...te has an effect on students who come within the range of their influence; by acci- dent or design, it helps to set the pattern of civic training in the lower ranges. Although their in- tent may be formless and shadowy, it has an out- come. Secondary teachers lean heavily on the text- books in the several disciplines, and so it may be said in fact that the chief agents in the actual de- termination of instructional content and to a large extent, objectives are the writers of manuals for the schools, who in their turn draw their materials, designs, and inspiration from the leading masters in the various fields.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here, as in other departments of life, are evidences of law and chance, haphazard growth and deliberate effort.
Those who teach and write in the domain of social science in universities and colleges, even when they disclaim all didactic motives, con- sciously or unconsciously, aid in determining the forms and subject matter of instruction in the schools, by their choice of materials, their elimina- A Charter for the Social Sciences tion and their emphasis. At all events, what they teach and wri...te has an effect on students who come within the range of their influence; by acci- dent or design, it helps to set the pattern of civic training in the lower ranges. Although their in- tent may be formless and shadowy, it has an out- come. Secondary teachers lean heavily on the text- books in the several disciplines, and so it may be said in fact that the chief agents in the actual de- termination of instructional content and to a large extent, objectives are the writers of manuals for the schools, who in their turn draw their materials, designs, and inspiration from the leading masters in the various fields.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Historical Association Commission On the to read onlineMoreLess
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