Practice Teaching in the School of Education University of Illinois 1893 1911
Practice Teaching in the School of Education University of Illinois 1893 1911
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7. Ability to divine the difficulties of students, quickly and accurately. This ability, intuitive in some teachers of sympa- thetic, imaginative nature, is not incapable of development in those temperamentally less gifted.
11 8. An abundance of illustrative knowledge. Especially im- portant are concrete illustrations of things abstract, parallel cases, even anecdotes and quotations where they add interest and value to the subject in hand. In history, English and science this auxiliary informat...ion is a necessity: everywhere it is help- ful.
9. In science courses, orderly arrangement and adequate care of apparatus.
10. The projection of a strong and wholesome personality into the ivork in hand, resulting in the setting up of helpful ideals and moral prejudices in the minds of students. Since the ethical values of all educational subjects are at least among their most important values, and since the inculcation of habits, ideals, and prejudices must depend largely upon the personality of the teacher, it is important that the beginning teacher should learn early the art of making his personality a dynamic factor in his teaching.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7. Ability to divine the difficulties of students, quickly and accurately. This ability, intuitive in some teachers of sympa- thetic, imaginative nature, is not incapable of development in those temperamentally less gifted.
11 8. An abundance of illustrative knowledge. Especially im- portant are concrete illustrations of things abstract, parallel cases, even anecdotes and quotations where they add interest and value to the subject in hand. In history, English and science this auxiliary informat...ion is a necessity: everywhere it is help- ful.
9. In science courses, orderly arrangement and adequate care of apparatus.
10. The projection of a strong and wholesome personality into the ivork in hand, resulting in the setting up of helpful ideals and moral prejudices in the minds of students. Since the ethical values of all educational subjects are at least among their most important values, and since the inculcation of habits, ideals, and prejudices must depend largely upon the personality of the teacher, it is important that the beginning teacher should learn early the art of making his personality a dynamic factor in his teaching.
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