Methods in Elementary School Studies: a Brief Outline
Methods in Elementary School Studies: a Brief Outline
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Represent objects in the room on the plane; later, represent a river, a mountain, etc. , from a clay model. Teach the cardinal points by means of the sun, and fix them on paper. Ask for exact location of any point ; then teach latitude and longitude.
100 GEOGRAPHY.
Causal relations : Geography is not a compendium of isolated facts con- cerning our earth, but it is a study which regards its facts and phenomena as links in a long chain of causes and effects. As an example, the child, starting wit...h location and surface as primary geographical facts, is led to perceive that they are the chief causes of cli- mate ; that location and climate influence the life of plant and animal, which in turn influence man's occu- pation, and these in turn affect commerce, travel, and communication.
Indeed, there is no geographical fact which will not yield to the same treatment. The general surface of a continent ; its mountains, rivers, etc. ; its climate ; its population ; the size and location of its cities ; the char- acteristics and governments of its people ; its occupa- tions and productions ; its commerce, — each of these topics can be and should be treated in its causal relation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Represent objects in the room on the plane; later, represent a river, a mountain, etc. , from a clay model. Teach the cardinal points by means of the sun, and fix them on paper. Ask for exact location of any point ; then teach latitude and longitude.
100 GEOGRAPHY.
Causal relations : Geography is not a compendium of isolated facts con- cerning our earth, but it is a study which regards its facts and phenomena as links in a long chain of causes and effects. As an example, the child, starting wit...h location and surface as primary geographical facts, is led to perceive that they are the chief causes of cli- mate ; that location and climate influence the life of plant and animal, which in turn influence man's occu- pation, and these in turn affect commerce, travel, and communication.
Indeed, there is no geographical fact which will not yield to the same treatment. The general surface of a continent ; its mountains, rivers, etc. ; its climate ; its population ; the size and location of its cities ; the char- acteristics and governments of its people ; its occupa- tions and productions ; its commerce, — each of these topics can be and should be treated in its causal relation.
What to read after Methods in Elementary School Studies: a Brief Outline?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Cronson to read onlineMoreLess
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