Arrows Or Teaching a Fine Art
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Man had to do was to feed it ; or, rather, he had merely to place the boards before it and guide them. The machine fed itself. It had a mighty bite. This bite is what the true scholar has. He will seize and de- vour knowledge if it be placed rightly in his way. See what an appetite a vigorous tree has. Consider the astonishing force with which it draws up to the topmost leaf of the topmost bough nourishment from the root. This is the first, the indispensable thing in successful teaching ; to ge...t the student interested in his studies. And the only way to do this is to get him to use his faculties. The mind finds pleasure in its own activity. The teacher, therefore, will be careful ii. ] TEACH I XG, A FINE ART. 4 g never to overtask that faculty whose growth he would foster. Here comes in the principle of correct classifica- tion. Pupils whose faculties are in about the same stage of development should be classed together ; so that there is sound philosophy in our graded system in this respect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Man had to do was to feed it ; or, rather, he had merely to place the boards before it and guide them. The machine fed itself. It had a mighty bite. This bite is what the true scholar has. He will seize and de- vour knowledge if it be placed rightly in his way. See what an appetite a vigorous tree has. Consider the astonishing force with which it draws up to the topmost leaf of the topmost bough nourishment from the root. This is the first, the indispensable thing in successful teaching ; to ge...t the student interested in his studies. And the only way to do this is to get him to use his faculties. The mind finds pleasure in its own activity. The teacher, therefore, will be careful ii. ] TEACH I XG, A FINE ART. 4 g never to overtask that faculty whose growth he would foster. Here comes in the principle of correct classifica- tion. Pupils whose faculties are in about the same stage of development should be classed together ; so that there is sound philosophy in our graded system in this respect.
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