Primer of School Method
Primer of School Method
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AN OUTLINE LESSON FOR A LATER STAGE which presents fewer of these objections.
I. Preparation.
(1) The story is told to the class.
(2) Any new or unusual words employed are written on the B. B.
II. Composition.
(1) Oral. Several children are required to tell the whole story to the class.
Note that this lesson differs from the preceding one insomuch as the whole story is to be reproduced without interruption.
(2) Written. The story is reproduced by the children in their own words in their exercis...e-books.
III. Correction. Seep. 163.
The advantages of the above outline method (which should be the one usually followed) are that connected thinking is encouraged and stereotyped phraseology avoided.
THE COMPOUND AND COMPLEX SENTENCE So far, most of the sentences used by the children in their composition exercises will have been simple sentences. Efforts should now be made to get the children to use Compound and Complex Sentences. The linking up of Simple Sentences into Compound Sentences by the aid of and and but presents no difficulty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AN OUTLINE LESSON FOR A LATER STAGE which presents fewer of these objections.
I. Preparation.
(1) The story is told to the class.
(2) Any new or unusual words employed are written on the B. B.
II. Composition.
(1) Oral. Several children are required to tell the whole story to the class.
Note that this lesson differs from the preceding one insomuch as the whole story is to be reproduced without interruption.
(2) Written. The story is reproduced by the children in their own words in their exercis...e-books.
III. Correction. Seep. 163.
The advantages of the above outline method (which should be the one usually followed) are that connected thinking is encouraged and stereotyped phraseology avoided.
THE COMPOUND AND COMPLEX SENTENCE So far, most of the sentences used by the children in their composition exercises will have been simple sentences. Efforts should now be made to get the children to use Compound and Complex Sentences. The linking up of Simple Sentences into Compound Sentences by the aid of and and but presents no difficulty.
What to read after Primer of School Method?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T F G Thomas Francis George Dexter to read onlineMoreLess
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