Acquiring Skill in Teaching
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To form good habits of attention, thinking, expression, and acting.
THE TECHNIQUE OF TEACHING 145 k. To train pupils in morals and manners. /. To develop the true spirit of cooperation. M. To teach new facts. N. To entertain the pupils. 0. To drill in work that should be made habitual.
5. Classes should be called and dismissed by signals, such as the tapping of a bell, counting, etc.
6. Some teachers have pupils seated in a straight row, some in a semicircle, some in a double row, some let them... remain at their seats, but one method of seating pupils during a recitation is as good as another.
7. If pupils remain seated at their desks for the recitation, they should remove all useless material from the tops of their desks.
8. The good teacher will not only discover any inattention but she will quickly check it.
9. One can always judge a good teacher by the amount of talking she does during the recitation.
10. Children think rapidly, but a good teacher will always keep in the lead.
11. A teacher is always reflected in the facial expressions of her pupils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To form good habits of attention, thinking, expression, and acting.
THE TECHNIQUE OF TEACHING 145 k. To train pupils in morals and manners. /. To develop the true spirit of cooperation. M. To teach new facts. N. To entertain the pupils. 0. To drill in work that should be made habitual.
5. Classes should be called and dismissed by signals, such as the tapping of a bell, counting, etc.
6. Some teachers have pupils seated in a straight row, some in a semicircle, some in a double row, some let them... remain at their seats, but one method of seating pupils during a recitation is as good as another.
7. If pupils remain seated at their desks for the recitation, they should remove all useless material from the tops of their desks.
8. The good teacher will not only discover any inattention but she will quickly check it.
9. One can always judge a good teacher by the amount of talking she does during the recitation.
10. Children think rapidly, but a good teacher will always keep in the lead.
11. A teacher is always reflected in the facial expressions of her pupils.
What to read after Acquiring Skill in Teaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Richard Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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