Exposition Illustration in Teaching
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We have here a practical example of an only too prevalent tendency to pit one principle against an- other in an unintelligent way. So soon as we take a wide enough view, we find that the two principles are quite consistent.
/ In point of fact, the place of the picture is both at the 'beginning and the end of a process of teaching. At the 354 THE DIAGRAM 355 beginning it gives a general idea of the whole with which we are dealing. This can be grasped in a more or less vague way. There then ought... to follow a study in greater detail, in which certain elements have to be treated by themselves. Here the diagram is obviously in place, and may be used with whatever degree of abstractness is required. When the detailed study has been completed for that particular stage, the picture should once more be introduced to gather up the pupil's new knowledge and fit it into its proper place. In each teaching unit involving graphic illustration we should begin with the picture, and end with the picture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have here a practical example of an only too prevalent tendency to pit one principle against an- other in an unintelligent way. So soon as we take a wide enough view, we find that the two principles are quite consistent.
/ In point of fact, the place of the picture is both at the 'beginning and the end of a process of teaching. At the 354 THE DIAGRAM 355 beginning it gives a general idea of the whole with which we are dealing. This can be grasped in a more or less vague way. There then ought... to follow a study in greater detail, in which certain elements have to be treated by themselves. Here the diagram is obviously in place, and may be used with whatever degree of abstractness is required. When the detailed study has been completed for that particular stage, the picture should once more be introduced to gather up the pupil's new knowledge and fit it into its proper place. In each teaching unit involving graphic illustration we should begin with the picture, and end with the picture.
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