The Aural System
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The teacher should then speak each sentence of the English exercisein English; the pupil translating each sentence in a distinct voice intoFrench.
4. The teacher should then translate aloud sentence by sentence, theFrench exercise into English; the pupil retranslating each sentence intoFrench.
This will double the exercises, which are usually rather scanty. As wesee, this part of the lesson is for the pupil exclusively aural and oral;he works through the ear and tongue only, his book being kept... closed.
In working alone at the preparation of his lesson, there is thedisadvantage for the ear, that, before the sound reaches it, the eye hasconveyed the meaning to the brain, but when working with the teacher asabove, this drawback is obviated. The test is indeed a more severe onethan actual conversation would be. When conversing, the subject isknown, and the question suggests the reply; but with disconnectedsentences, no such help is forthcoming.
The pupil can much hasten his own progress by varying the exercises, forming of them question and answer, changing tenses and moods of verbs, varying them so far as he can trying how far he can make conversation outof them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The teacher should then speak each sentence of the English exercisein English; the pupil translating each sentence in a distinct voice intoFrench.
4. The teacher should then translate aloud sentence by sentence, theFrench exercise into English; the pupil retranslating each sentence intoFrench.
This will double the exercises, which are usually rather scanty. As wesee, this part of the lesson is for the pupil exclusively aural and oral;he works through the ear and tongue only, his book being kept... closed.
In working alone at the preparation of his lesson, there is thedisadvantage for the ear, that, before the sound reaches it, the eye hasconveyed the meaning to the brain, but when working with the teacher asabove, this drawback is obviated. The test is indeed a more severe onethan actual conversation would be. When conversing, the subject isknown, and the question suggests the reply; but with disconnectedsentences, no such help is forthcoming.
The pupil can much hasten his own progress by varying the exercises, forming of them question and answer, changing tenses and moods of verbs, varying them so far as he can trying how far he can make conversation outof them.
What to read after The Aural System?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hardy Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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