Teaching of Geography in France a Comparative Study Report of Observations Mad
Teaching of Geography in France a Comparative Study Report of Observations Mad
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China and Japan. Physical and economic geo- graphy. Chinese and Japanese emigration.
The United States of America. Physical and eco- nomic geography. Growth of population. Ex- pansion of the United States.
The Argentine Republic and Brazil. Physical and economic geography. Development of coloniza- tion.
SECONDARY EDUCATION OF BOYS Infant Classes.
Familiar conversations. Concrete explanations of the most usual geographic terms relating to the physical features.
Preparatory Classes. 10th Class.
D...evelopment of previous work. Cardinal points, found from the position of the sun, in the yard or during walks.
Exercises of observation. The seasons; the horizon; the relief. Examples to be taken from the district.
Preparation for the understanding of a map. Plan of the classroom, of the lycee, of the house, of the street.
9th Class.
Preparation for the study of geography by the descriptive method.
Explanations of terms (mountains, rivers, seas, gulfs, isthmuses, straits, &c. ), speaking always (D216) 5 60 GEOGRAPHY IN FRANCE first of objects seen by the children and pro- ceeding by analogy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
China and Japan. Physical and economic geo- graphy. Chinese and Japanese emigration.
The United States of America. Physical and eco- nomic geography. Growth of population. Ex- pansion of the United States.
The Argentine Republic and Brazil. Physical and economic geography. Development of coloniza- tion.
SECONDARY EDUCATION OF BOYS Infant Classes.
Familiar conversations. Concrete explanations of the most usual geographic terms relating to the physical features.
Preparatory Classes. 10th Class.
D...evelopment of previous work. Cardinal points, found from the position of the sun, in the yard or during walks.
Exercises of observation. The seasons; the horizon; the relief. Examples to be taken from the district.
Preparation for the understanding of a map. Plan of the classroom, of the lycee, of the house, of the street.
9th Class.
Preparation for the study of geography by the descriptive method.
Explanations of terms (mountains, rivers, seas, gulfs, isthmuses, straits, &c. ), speaking always (D216) 5 60 GEOGRAPHY IN FRANCE first of objects seen by the children and pro- ceeding by analogy.
What to read after Teaching of Geography in France a Comparative Study Report of Observations Mad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elsie Mary Butterworth to read onlineMoreLess
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