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And the second reason for making the Religious School parallel to the public school is the fact that it will aid the Religious School teacher. He will know what the pupil is learn- 150 AIMS OF TEACHING ing, what his mental capacities are, what new information and what new intellectual training are coming to him. And the teacher will be able to adjust the religious education to that. Much of the religious teaching in the with the other parts of the child's education. It is the duty of the Religi...ous School teacher to make himself conversant with the work his pu- pils are doing during the week, and it is his distinct duty to connect his religious instruction with the other instruction which enters the life of the child. But he cannot do it unless he knows what his pupil is receiving elsewhere.
Every teacher should supply himself with a copy of the "Course of Study" of the local public schools and familiarize himself with it with the greatest care as to the respective work of his Grade all the year through.
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And the second reason for making the Religious School parallel to the public school is the fact that it will aid the Religious School teacher. He will know what the pupil is learn- 150 AIMS OF TEACHING ing, what his mental capacities are, what new information and what new intellectual training are coming to him. And the teacher will be able to adjust the religious education to that. Much of the religious teaching in the with the other parts of the child's education. It is the duty of the Religi...ous School teacher to make himself conversant with the work his pu- pils are doing during the week, and it is his distinct duty to connect his religious instruction with the other instruction which enters the life of the child. But he cannot do it unless he knows what his pupil is receiving elsewhere.
Every teacher should supply himself with a copy of the "Course of Study" of the local public schools and familiarize himself with it with the greatest care as to the respective work of his Grade all the year through.
What to read after The Aims of Teaching in Jewish Schools;?
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