Exposition And Illustration in Teaching
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1 Bible Models, by Dr. Richard Newton, p. 57.
THE STORY AS ILLUSTRATION 255 on his former salary. This is not quite close to the facts of business life. What could be more misleading than the following, a type of hundreds of illustrative stories : " A few years ago the owner of a large drug-store advertised for a boy. The next day the store was thronged with boys applying for the place. Among them was a queer-looking little fellow, accom- panied by his aunt. ' Can't take him, ' said the gentlem...an ; ' he's too small. ' " ' I know he's small, ' said the aunt, 'but he's prompt and faithful. ' " After some consultation the boy was set to work. [Naturally employers would take the smallest of the throng, if only he had an aunt with him. ] Not long after, a call was made on the boys for someone to stay in the store all night. The other boys seemed reluctant to offer their services. But this boy promptly said, 'I'll stay, sir. ' " In the middle of the night the merchant went into the store to see that all was right, and found the boy busy at work cutting labels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 Bible Models, by Dr. Richard Newton, p. 57.
THE STORY AS ILLUSTRATION 255 on his former salary. This is not quite close to the facts of business life. What could be more misleading than the following, a type of hundreds of illustrative stories : " A few years ago the owner of a large drug-store advertised for a boy. The next day the store was thronged with boys applying for the place. Among them was a queer-looking little fellow, accom- panied by his aunt. ' Can't take him, ' said the gentlem...an ; ' he's too small. ' " ' I know he's small, ' said the aunt, 'but he's prompt and faithful. ' " After some consultation the boy was set to work. [Naturally employers would take the smallest of the throng, if only he had an aunt with him. ] Not long after, a call was made on the boys for someone to stay in the store all night. The other boys seemed reluctant to offer their services. But this boy promptly said, 'I'll stay, sir. ' " In the middle of the night the merchant went into the store to see that all was right, and found the boy busy at work cutting labels.
What to read after Exposition And Illustration in Teaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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