Physiology And Psychology of Education
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By what process can he come into a knowl- edge of it? If a child's teaching were ideal from the beginning, he would be in possession of all the infor- mation needed. In that case he must be guided in using it so that what is sought will be revealed by the proper marshalling of what he knows. In that case 39 40 Elc'iueiitary Education.
the child might be able to discoA-er what he next needed to know and thus set his own problems.
But life is too short for such method of pursuing knowledge under ...present conditions. The child must l^e led by the teacher to discover wdiat he next needs to know in his pursuit of knowledge of arithmetic or of history (for example), and also what he lacks in facts needed to reveal it. These needed facts the teacher must give or he must set the pupil on the road to finding them. It is for the teacher to determine what information he will give the learner directly, and wdiat he shall set him to discover for himself, keeping in mind that his function is to train the pupil in using the knowledge that he has in gaining more knowledge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By what process can he come into a knowl- edge of it? If a child's teaching were ideal from the beginning, he would be in possession of all the infor- mation needed. In that case he must be guided in using it so that what is sought will be revealed by the proper marshalling of what he knows. In that case 39 40 Elc'iueiitary Education.
the child might be able to discoA-er what he next needed to know and thus set his own problems.
But life is too short for such method of pursuing knowledge under ...present conditions. The child must l^e led by the teacher to discover wdiat he next needs to know in his pursuit of knowledge of arithmetic or of history (for example), and also what he lacks in facts needed to reveal it. These needed facts the teacher must give or he must set the pupil on the road to finding them. It is for the teacher to determine what information he will give the learner directly, and wdiat he shall set him to discover for himself, keeping in mind that his function is to train the pupil in using the knowledge that he has in gaining more knowledge.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George P George Pliny Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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