Report On Elementary Public Instruction in Europe Made to the Thirty Sixth Gene
Report On Elementary Public Instruction in Europe Made to the Thirty Sixth Gene
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I. First part, Children from six to eight years of age.
1. Conversations between the teacher and pupils, intended to ex- ercise the powers of observation and expression.
The teacher brings the children around him, and engages them in familiar conversation with himself. He generally addresses them altogether, and they all reply simultaneously ; but whenever necessa- ry, he addresses an individual, and requires the individual to answer alone. He first directs their attention to the different obje...cts in the school-room, their position, form, color, size, materials of which they are made, &c. , and requires precise and accurate descriptions. He then requires them to notice the various objects that meet their eye in the way to their respective homes ; and a description of these ob- jects and the circumstances under which they saw them, will form the subject of the next morning's lesson. Then the house in which they live ; the shop in which their father works ; the garden in which they walk, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. First part, Children from six to eight years of age.
1. Conversations between the teacher and pupils, intended to ex- ercise the powers of observation and expression.
The teacher brings the children around him, and engages them in familiar conversation with himself. He generally addresses them altogether, and they all reply simultaneously ; but whenever necessa- ry, he addresses an individual, and requires the individual to answer alone. He first directs their attention to the different obje...cts in the school-room, their position, form, color, size, materials of which they are made, &c. , and requires precise and accurate descriptions. He then requires them to notice the various objects that meet their eye in the way to their respective homes ; and a description of these ob- jects and the circumstances under which they saw them, will form the subject of the next morning's lesson. Then the house in which they live ; the shop in which their father works ; the garden in which they walk, &c.
What to read after Report On Elementary Public Instruction in Europe Made to the Thirty Sixth Gene?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C E Calvin Ellis Stowe to read onlineMoreLess
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