Instructions in Methods of Teaching
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In teaching principle, process or example, small numbers, easily handled by the pupil, should be used. After the objective presentation of the lesson, by the teacher, comes the mastery and the expression of the lesson, by the pupil. Again, the three steps suggested, under " Principles of Meth- ods Stated, " are apparent. First, the objective presentation of the principle, the process, the example, etc. ; second, the mas. Tery of the principle, the process, the example, etc. ; third, the stateme...nt or the expression of the principle, the process, or the example, etc. As suggested under " Principles of Methods Stated, " the work of the teacher is the objective presentation of the principle, the process, or the example, while the work of the pupil is the mastery and the expression of the principle, the process, or the example.
Adopt, in all cases, short, practical processes of operation, such as are dictated by common sense and used by business men.
6. History and Geography. These two studies should be presented objectively through maps, and be taught together, making each supplement the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In teaching principle, process or example, small numbers, easily handled by the pupil, should be used. After the objective presentation of the lesson, by the teacher, comes the mastery and the expression of the lesson, by the pupil. Again, the three steps suggested, under " Principles of Meth- ods Stated, " are apparent. First, the objective presentation of the principle, the process, the example, etc. ; second, the mas. Tery of the principle, the process, the example, etc. ; third, the stateme...nt or the expression of the principle, the process, or the example, etc. As suggested under " Principles of Methods Stated, " the work of the teacher is the objective presentation of the principle, the process, or the example, while the work of the pupil is the mastery and the expression of the principle, the process, or the example.
Adopt, in all cases, short, practical processes of operation, such as are dictated by common sense and used by business men.
6. History and Geography. These two studies should be presented objectively through maps, and be taught together, making each supplement the other.
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