Story Hour Readers Manual the Story Method
Story Hour Readers Manual the Story Method
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3G-50. ) Do not overlook the language phase of the drills, and make as many associations as possil)le with the context. Silent reading of the story may follow tlie drills. Oral reading of the story is the final step. (See Reading from the Book, p. 19. ) The teacher will aid the children, by every means avail- able, to determine the thought-groups of each story. This phase was partially developed during the first year. Tlie stories lend themselves so easily to tlramatization that it may be profi...table as a third means of reproduction to dram- atize the story. The long descriptions which did not enter into the stories of the first-year books may have their first interpretation from the lips of the brighter children. This affords a good opportunity for the language phase to be emphasized, by allowing the children to reproduce the descriptions already given, in their own language. Some teachers may prefer to have the dramatization precede the last reading of the story, instead of following the order given.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3G-50. ) Do not overlook the language phase of the drills, and make as many associations as possil)le with the context. Silent reading of the story may follow tlie drills. Oral reading of the story is the final step. (See Reading from the Book, p. 19. ) The teacher will aid the children, by every means avail- able, to determine the thought-groups of each story. This phase was partially developed during the first year. Tlie stories lend themselves so easily to tlramatization that it may be profi...table as a third means of reproduction to dram- atize the story. The long descriptions which did not enter into the stories of the first-year books may have their first interpretation from the lips of the brighter children. This affords a good opportunity for the language phase to be emphasized, by allowing the children to reproduce the descriptions already given, in their own language. Some teachers may prefer to have the dramatization precede the last reading of the story, instead of following the order given.
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