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1. Make a careful summary of the two preceding lessons.
2. What are the two uses of language ?
3. In what Sense can we communicate ideas ?
4. How can we make indistinct and inaccurate concepts distinct and accurate ?
5. What kind of particulars should we select, and why ?
6. In what did the reform inaugurated by Pestalozzi consist ?
7. What is the difference between object and objective teaching?
SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS.
1. What is the difference between simple and complex concepts?
2. Strictly sp...eaking, can we have simple concepts of objects ?
3. Mention as many distinct and accurate concepts that a child of six is likely to have, as you can think of.
4. What differences would you expect to find between the con- cepts of a child who has lived in the country, and those of a child who has lived in a city ?
J. Talk with a child of six and endeavor to ascertain his concept of sky, star, sun, moon, and other objects inaccessible to him, that he hears mentioned in daily conversation.
LESSON XXXII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1. Make a careful summary of the two preceding lessons.
2. What are the two uses of language ?
3. In what Sense can we communicate ideas ?
4. How can we make indistinct and inaccurate concepts distinct and accurate ?
5. What kind of particulars should we select, and why ?
6. In what did the reform inaugurated by Pestalozzi consist ?
7. What is the difference between object and objective teaching?
SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS.
1. What is the difference between simple and complex concepts?
2. Strictly sp...eaking, can we have simple concepts of objects ?
3. Mention as many distinct and accurate concepts that a child of six is likely to have, as you can think of.
4. What differences would you expect to find between the con- cepts of a child who has lived in the country, and those of a child who has lived in a city ?
J. Talk with a child of six and endeavor to ascertain his concept of sky, star, sun, moon, and other objects inaccessible to him, that he hears mentioned in daily conversation.
LESSON XXXII.
What to read after New Psychology ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordy, John Pancoast, 1851-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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