A Primer of Pedagogy
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Bad object lessons.
9. How children should be taught to observe.
10. Effect of good object teaching.
11. Some questions as to observing.
12. Examples of concrete lessons in arithmetic.
13. Concrete spelling lessons.
14. To what stage of learning the second part of the first law applies.
15. Order of progress in each stage.
16. Illustration from work in reading.
17. Order in language lessons.
18. Different modes of expression.
19. When representation commences.
20. Second special law of mind, an...d of teaching.
21. Third special law of mind, and of teaching.
22. Applications of these laws.
23. How a child probably forms his earliest ideas of classes of objects.
24. Induction defined and examples.
25. Induction in arithmetic.
26. Processes before reasons, etc.
27. Deduction defined and illustrated.
28. Both methods constantly employed.
29. Language before grammar. Importance of training in language.
30. Suggestions for elementary training in language.
31. Causes of imperfect representation on the part of young children, and of imperfect reproduction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bad object lessons.
9. How children should be taught to observe.
10. Effect of good object teaching.
11. Some questions as to observing.
12. Examples of concrete lessons in arithmetic.
13. Concrete spelling lessons.
14. To what stage of learning the second part of the first law applies.
15. Order of progress in each stage.
16. Illustration from work in reading.
17. Order in language lessons.
18. Different modes of expression.
19. When representation commences.
20. Second special law of mind, an...d of teaching.
21. Third special law of mind, and of teaching.
22. Applications of these laws.
23. How a child probably forms his earliest ideas of classes of objects.
24. Induction defined and examples.
25. Induction in arithmetic.
26. Processes before reasons, etc.
27. Deduction defined and illustrated.
28. Both methods constantly employed.
29. Language before grammar. Importance of training in language.
30. Suggestions for elementary training in language.
31. Causes of imperfect representation on the part of young children, and of imperfect reproduction.
What to read after A Primer of Pedagogy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Putnam, Daniel, 1824-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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