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The first is wdiolly a mental process; the second is both mental and mechanical. A ])U])il has not learned to read at all until he 42 REPORT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION can readih^ interpret (within the limits of his vocabularjO the page placed before him, and then express clearly the ideas ob- tained.
3. It will be readily seen from Paragraph 2 that only a good silent reader can become a good oral reader. There mnst be clean thought in the child's mind before clear expression can come from the t...ongue.
In primary reading the mechanics of learning how to asso- ciate the arbitrary symbols of our alphabet with thoughts de- mands all of the teacher's skill and ingenuity for the first half term, but the dominant and constant guide of the teacher must be, first, the thought, then the expression.
SPELLING.
1. In the teaching of spelling there must be two purpo.ses clearly in view. First, to write correctly. Second, to pro- nounce correctly.
The disciplinary value of spelling lies in the rigid and exact training that it gives in observation and memory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first is wdiolly a mental process; the second is both mental and mechanical. A ])U])il has not learned to read at all until he 42 REPORT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION can readih^ interpret (within the limits of his vocabularjO the page placed before him, and then express clearly the ideas ob- tained.
3. It will be readily seen from Paragraph 2 that only a good silent reader can become a good oral reader. There mnst be clean thought in the child's mind before clear expression can come from the t...ongue.
In primary reading the mechanics of learning how to asso- ciate the arbitrary symbols of our alphabet with thoughts de- mands all of the teacher's skill and ingenuity for the first half term, but the dominant and constant guide of the teacher must be, first, the thought, then the expression.
SPELLING.
1. In the teaching of spelling there must be two purpo.ses clearly in view. First, to write correctly. Second, to pro- nounce correctly.
The disciplinary value of spelling lies in the rigid and exact training that it gives in observation and memory.
What to read after Annual Report..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson, Tenn. Board of Education. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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