The Art of Teaching
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All that seems necessary is that the teacher prepare himself to make use of the means; and we might add, that no teacher who neglects these things, does his whole duty.
Article 2— Requisites, etc.
We shall now devote a few pages to the considera- tion of _some of the requisites and means, for carrying forward this species of culture. We have endeavored to show, in , connection with the objects and neces- sities, the manner in which the habits of neatness, order, etc., may be established in earl...y life. It might be well to inquire further as to the advantages and op- portunities, the school-room affords for such a course.
Section 1 — Change of Exercises. — Aside from the advantages of convenient school-rooms, plenty of appa- SCHOOL BUSINESS. 167 ratus, etc., etc., which have been noticed in another place, there is this additional one, rising out of a necessity for a change of employment, which is con- tinually recurring. It will be seen, furthermore, by a reference to the close of this chapter, that a certain amount of time is appropriated to the several duties of each day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All that seems necessary is that the teacher prepare himself to make use of the means; and we might add, that no teacher who neglects these things, does his whole duty.
Article 2— Requisites, etc.
We shall now devote a few pages to the considera- tion of _some of the requisites and means, for carrying forward this species of culture. We have endeavored to show, in , connection with the objects and neces- sities, the manner in which the habits of neatness, order, etc., may be established in earl...y life. It might be well to inquire further as to the advantages and op- portunities, the school-room affords for such a course.
Section 1 — Change of Exercises. — Aside from the advantages of convenient school-rooms, plenty of appa- SCHOOL BUSINESS. 167 ratus, etc., etc., which have been noticed in another place, there is this additional one, rising out of a necessity for a change of employment, which is con- tinually recurring. It will be seen, furthermore, by a reference to the close of this chapter, that a certain amount of time is appropriated to the several duties of each day.
What to read after The Art of Teaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Ogden to read onlineMoreLess
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