General Methods of Teaching in Elementary Schools Including the Kindergarten
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May enjoy their work as a game. Such work, however, at all stages may possess the playful characteristic of being fun in itself, of being intensely interesting at each stage. This is true also of much of the work of the world in which many teachers, writers, artists, speakers, mechanics, cowboys, professional soldiers and sailors, politicians, administrators, managers, and other kinds of workers are carried along, not by a sense of duty, but, to use a common expression, because they "like the g...ame" they can't give it up. Unfortunately, some workers do not take to their jobs in this spirit, but they are generally recognized as the less fortunate class. Certainly from the standpoint of creating favorable conditions for learning in school, which is the topic of this part of the text, it is much more economical and effective to create for pupils situations in which they attack their work with the same zest and interest as do the great workers of the world who " enjoy the game. " Work of life which involves learning may be intensely interesting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May enjoy their work as a game. Such work, however, at all stages may possess the playful characteristic of being fun in itself, of being intensely interesting at each stage. This is true also of much of the work of the world in which many teachers, writers, artists, speakers, mechanics, cowboys, professional soldiers and sailors, politicians, administrators, managers, and other kinds of workers are carried along, not by a sense of duty, but, to use a common expression, because they "like the g...ame" they can't give it up. Unfortunately, some workers do not take to their jobs in this spirit, but they are generally recognized as the less fortunate class. Certainly from the standpoint of creating favorable conditions for learning in school, which is the topic of this part of the text, it is much more economical and effective to create for pupils situations in which they attack their work with the same zest and interest as do the great workers of the world who " enjoy the game. " Work of life which involves learning may be intensely interesting.
What to read after General Methods of Teaching in Elementary Schools Including the Kindergarten?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Samuel Chester, 1880-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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