A Textbook in the Principles of Science Teaching
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Sketch briefly the recent changes in point of view with reference to the teaching of geography.
2. Why are the most intrinsically useful phases of geography also the most cultural, if rightly taught ?
3. Briefly summarize the kinds of geographical knowledge that are of most worth. Would you, in this connection, differentiate between rural and urban people ? Give reasons.
4. What is the individual and social basis for a central motive in the study of geography ?
5. How is geography related to hi...story and civics as regards this central motive ?
6. Can the three basic physiographic processes be made clear to ninth and tenth grade children ? In attempting to do this should the teacher try to discuss geological theories of diastrophism and vulcanism ? What is the proper procedure ?
7. Would you bring out the idea of geographic cycle, and of physio- graphic controls inductively and gradually, or would you present them early in the course and use them in later work to "explain the facts " ? Why?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sketch briefly the recent changes in point of view with reference to the teaching of geography.
2. Why are the most intrinsically useful phases of geography also the most cultural, if rightly taught ?
3. Briefly summarize the kinds of geographical knowledge that are of most worth. Would you, in this connection, differentiate between rural and urban people ? Give reasons.
4. What is the individual and social basis for a central motive in the study of geography ?
5. How is geography related to hi...story and civics as regards this central motive ?
6. Can the three basic physiographic processes be made clear to ninth and tenth grade children ? In attempting to do this should the teacher try to discuss geological theories of diastrophism and vulcanism ? What is the proper procedure ?
7. Would you bring out the idea of geographic cycle, and of physio- graphic controls inductively and gradually, or would you present them early in the course and use them in later work to "explain the facts " ? Why?
What to read after A Textbook in the Principles of Science Teaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Ransom Twiss to read onlineMoreLess
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