Hints On How to Teach the Frye Geographies
Hints On How to Teach the Frye Geographies
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Pages 2~-QQ, THE PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE CONTINENTS.
Ix this portion of the book the principles governing the order of presentation of continents ancl allotment of space are different from those which obtained in the corresponding portion of the smaller geography. The grand divisions are no longer discussed in the order of their increasing complexity, but in the probable order of their diminishing importance to the future Ameri- can citizen. Mr. Frye has undoubtedly been led to depart from th...e scientific arrangement of his subject- matter because so many pupils are compelled to leave school before having an opportunity to finish the "Complete Geography. " Such pupils should be famil- iar with the geography of North America, South America and Europe, even though the}- have no oppor- tunity to amplify their general knowledge of the other three continents.
Of the seventy-two pages devoted to the physical features of the continents a little more than one third are devoted to North America; and of the twenty-five pages thus used, the greater number are given to the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pages 2~-QQ, THE PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE CONTINENTS.
Ix this portion of the book the principles governing the order of presentation of continents ancl allotment of space are different from those which obtained in the corresponding portion of the smaller geography. The grand divisions are no longer discussed in the order of their increasing complexity, but in the probable order of their diminishing importance to the future Ameri- can citizen. Mr. Frye has undoubtedly been led to depart from th...e scientific arrangement of his subject- matter because so many pupils are compelled to leave school before having an opportunity to finish the "Complete Geography. " Such pupils should be famil- iar with the geography of North America, South America and Europe, even though the}- have no oppor- tunity to amplify their general knowledge of the other three continents.
Of the seventy-two pages devoted to the physical features of the continents a little more than one third are devoted to North America; and of the twenty-five pages thus used, the greater number are given to the United States.
What to read after Hints On How to Teach the Frye Geographies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred Richmond Hathaway to read onlineMoreLess
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