Craftsmanship in Teaching
Craftsmanship in Teaching
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I have attempted to show that the chief purpose of the study of history in the elementary A PLEA FOR THE DEFINITE IN EDUCATION 189 school is to establish and fortify in the pupils' minds the significant ideals and standards of conduct which those who have gone before us have gleaned from their ex- perience. I have maintained that, to this end, it is not only the facts of history that are important, but the ap- preciation of these facts. I have maintained that these prejudices and ideals have a ...profound influence upon conduct, and that, consequently, history is to be looked upon as a most practical branch of study.
The best way in this world to be definite is to know our goal and then strive to attain it. In the lack of definite standards based upon the lessons of the past, our domi- nant national ideals shift with every shifting wind of public sentiment and popular demand. Are we satisfied with the individualistic and self-centered idealism that has come with our material prosperity and which to-day shames the memory of the men who founded our Re- public ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have attempted to show that the chief purpose of the study of history in the elementary A PLEA FOR THE DEFINITE IN EDUCATION 189 school is to establish and fortify in the pupils' minds the significant ideals and standards of conduct which those who have gone before us have gleaned from their ex- perience. I have maintained that, to this end, it is not only the facts of history that are important, but the ap- preciation of these facts. I have maintained that these prejudices and ideals have a ...profound influence upon conduct, and that, consequently, history is to be looked upon as a most practical branch of study.
The best way in this world to be definite is to know our goal and then strive to attain it. In the lack of definite standards based upon the lessons of the past, our domi- nant national ideals shift with every shifting wind of public sentiment and popular demand. Are we satisfied with the individualistic and self-centered idealism that has come with our material prosperity and which to-day shames the memory of the men who founded our Re- public ?
What to read after Craftsmanship in Teaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bagley William Chandler to read onlineMoreLess
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