Principles of Education Practically Applied
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97 Teaching Eeading. I. Object.
1. Definition.
2. To gain knowledge and pleasure.
3. To give knowledge and pleasure.
II. Process.
1. Talking.
2. Seeing.
3. Hearing.
III. Methods.
1. Alphabet.
2. Word.
3. Sentence.
4. Phonic.
5. Parker's.
6. Jacotot's.
IV. Elements.
1. The intellectual element.
2. The mental element.
3. Vocal.
4. Physical.
V. Talking.
1. Object.
2. Idea.
3. Words.
4. Association and reproduction* VI. Seeing and Hearing.
1. Object.
2. Idea and word.
3. Picture.
4. Expression.
CHA...PTER VIII.
TEACHING COMPOSITION AND LANGUAGE.
Composition is the art of expressing ideas and thoughts in words. It is of two kinds : oral composi- tion and written composition. Written composition is divided into two kinds, also : ordinary school composi- tion and higher composition. Of the latter there are many forms, the most common of which is that written for the press. This is seen in the newspapers and maga- zines, and presents every variety of subject of general, local, or temporary interest to the public.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
97 Teaching Eeading. I. Object.
1. Definition.
2. To gain knowledge and pleasure.
3. To give knowledge and pleasure.
II. Process.
1. Talking.
2. Seeing.
3. Hearing.
III. Methods.
1. Alphabet.
2. Word.
3. Sentence.
4. Phonic.
5. Parker's.
6. Jacotot's.
IV. Elements.
1. The intellectual element.
2. The mental element.
3. Vocal.
4. Physical.
V. Talking.
1. Object.
2. Idea.
3. Words.
4. Association and reproduction* VI. Seeing and Hearing.
1. Object.
2. Idea and word.
3. Picture.
4. Expression.
CHA...PTER VIII.
TEACHING COMPOSITION AND LANGUAGE.
Composition is the art of expressing ideas and thoughts in words. It is of two kinds : oral composi- tion and written composition. Written composition is divided into two kinds, also : ordinary school composi- tion and higher composition. Of the latter there are many forms, the most common of which is that written for the press. This is seen in the newspapers and maga- zines, and presents every variety of subject of general, local, or temporary interest to the public.
What to read after Principles of Education Practically Applied?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James M James Mickleborough Greenwood to read onlineMoreLess
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