Lectures On the Science And Art of Education
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A young inves- tigator of this school, initiated in the habit of actively employing his mind on the subject of study, laughs at 150 EDUCATIONAL METHODS.
the ingenious arrangements, however kindly meant, furnished by various spelling-book makers, to aid him in his career. He turns aside from ram^ rem, rim, rom, rum, — adge, edge, idge, odge, and udge, — indeed, from all the scientific permutations made for him on the assumption that he cannot make them himself. He is told that there is a go-cart... provided to help him to walk, — that the food is ready minced for his eating: but he chooses to walk and comminute his food for himself. Why should we prevent him ?
This method is essentially the same as Mr. Curwen's " Look and Say Method," and that of the little book en- titled "Reading without Spelling, or the Teacher's Delight;" the only difference being that the teacher here employs the process consciously as a means of developing and training the mental powers as well as of teaching to read, of education as well as of instruction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A young inves- tigator of this school, initiated in the habit of actively employing his mind on the subject of study, laughs at 150 EDUCATIONAL METHODS.
the ingenious arrangements, however kindly meant, furnished by various spelling-book makers, to aid him in his career. He turns aside from ram^ rem, rim, rom, rum, — adge, edge, idge, odge, and udge, — indeed, from all the scientific permutations made for him on the assumption that he cannot make them himself. He is told that there is a go-cart... provided to help him to walk, — that the food is ready minced for his eating: but he chooses to walk and comminute his food for himself. Why should we prevent him ?
This method is essentially the same as Mr. Curwen's " Look and Say Method," and that of the little book en- titled "Reading without Spelling, or the Teacher's Delight;" the only difference being that the teacher here employs the process consciously as a means of developing and training the mental powers as well as of teaching to read, of education as well as of instruction.
What to read after Lectures On the Science And Art of Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Payne, Joseph, 1808-1876. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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