Live Language Lessons; Teachers' Manual
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A sense of subordination. (Overcoming the "and" habit.) c. A sense of quotation. (Using direct and indirect quo- tations effectively.) The sense of modification and that of emphasis may receive some attention also; but special work on these will be given later.
In the fight against slang, the effort should be made (i) to create a proper pride in clean language; and (2) to build a choice, live vocabulary.
The lessons on sentence building and on vocabulary work should be connected constantly with... real life lessons.
A "sentence sense " can best be gained by studying the sentence in its relation to paragraph building. These paragraphs should express, for the most part, the pupil's SEVENTH GRADE LANGUAGE 209 own thought. Model sentences and paragraphs should be studied occasionally, but always with the view to helping pupils build better sentences and paragraphs of their own.
The effort to find choice words will also bring best results when the pupil is led to feel the need for such words in his own expression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A sense of subordination. (Overcoming the "and" habit.) c. A sense of quotation. (Using direct and indirect quo- tations effectively.) The sense of modification and that of emphasis may receive some attention also; but special work on these will be given later.
In the fight against slang, the effort should be made (i) to create a proper pride in clean language; and (2) to build a choice, live vocabulary.
The lessons on sentence building and on vocabulary work should be connected constantly with... real life lessons.
A "sentence sense " can best be gained by studying the sentence in its relation to paragraph building. These paragraphs should express, for the most part, the pupil's SEVENTH GRADE LANGUAGE 209 own thought. Model sentences and paragraphs should be studied occasionally, but always with the view to helping pupils build better sentences and paragraphs of their own.
The effort to find choice words will also bring best results when the pupil is led to feel the need for such words in his own expression.
What to read after Live Language Lessons; Teachers' Manual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Driggs Howard Roscoe to read onlineMoreLess
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