Method in Education; a Text-Book for Teachers
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Later, spelling becomes a regular drill in connection with the reading.
Composition. — The "mechanics" of composition — capitalizing, punctuating, paragraphing — should be almost automatic with pupils in the fourth reader ; and this result should be reached mainly through the read- ing exercises and practice in sentence making in con- nection with them.
Grammar. — Along with this drill in composition, — which should be perfectly free of rules, except such as may be easily drawn inductively, by ...the pupils them- selves, from their observation of sentence structure in the reading lessons, — there should go much indirect, simple, inductive work in grammar. By the time a pupil has properly finished the fourth reader, he can readily recognize the parts of speech, in their simpler constructions, and should know something of sentence analysis.
It is not best, while this sort of incidental work is going on, to make any mention, to the pupils, of " com- position " or " grammar." There is too apt to be a sort of traditional fear of the school work these terms name, in the minds of even young pupils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Later, spelling becomes a regular drill in connection with the reading.
Composition. — The "mechanics" of composition — capitalizing, punctuating, paragraphing — should be almost automatic with pupils in the fourth reader ; and this result should be reached mainly through the read- ing exercises and practice in sentence making in con- nection with them.
Grammar. — Along with this drill in composition, — which should be perfectly free of rules, except such as may be easily drawn inductively, by ...the pupils them- selves, from their observation of sentence structure in the reading lessons, — there should go much indirect, simple, inductive work in grammar. By the time a pupil has properly finished the fourth reader, he can readily recognize the parts of speech, in their simpler constructions, and should know something of sentence analysis.
It is not best, while this sort of incidental work is going on, to make any mention, to the pupils, of " com- position " or " grammar." There is too apt to be a sort of traditional fear of the school work these terms name, in the minds of even young pupils.
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