How to Teach 8 9
How to Teach 8 9
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It is, rather, a method of procedure which mayinvolve any of the other types of work already discussed. When therecitation lesson means merely reciting paragraphs from the book withlittle or no reference to problems to be solved or skill to bedeveloped, it has no place in a schoolroom. When, however, the teacheruses the recitation lesson as an exercise in which he assures himselfthat facts needed for further progress in thinking have been secured, orthat habits have been established, or verbati...m memorizationaccomplished, this type of exercise is justified. It is well to rememberthat the thought process involved in the development of a subject, orthe solution even of a single problem, may extend over many classperiods. The recitation lesson may be important in organizing thematerial which is to be used in the larger thought whole. Again, thistype of exercise may involve the presentation of material which is to beused as a basis for appreciation in literature, in music, in art, inhistory, and the like.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is, rather, a method of procedure which mayinvolve any of the other types of work already discussed. When therecitation lesson means merely reciting paragraphs from the book withlittle or no reference to problems to be solved or skill to bedeveloped, it has no place in a schoolroom. When, however, the teacheruses the recitation lesson as an exercise in which he assures himselfthat facts needed for further progress in thinking have been secured, orthat habits have been established, or verbati...m memorizationaccomplished, this type of exercise is justified. It is well to rememberthat the thought process involved in the development of a subject, orthe solution even of a single problem, may extend over many classperiods. The recitation lesson may be important in organizing thematerial which is to be used in the larger thought whole. Again, thistype of exercise may involve the presentation of material which is to beused as a basis for appreciation in literature, in music, in art, inhistory, and the like.
What to read after How to Teach 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Drayton Strayer And Naomi Norsworthy to read onlineMoreLess
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