The Essentials of Good Teaching
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— Strangely enough, observation of many of our schoolroom practices is sufficient to convince one that winning is often suppressed by prac- tices that are intended to engender it. In order to improve the effort of children they are threatened with failure in grades, with being kept in after school, with corporal punishment, and finally with expulsion. With what re- sults ? Instead of increasing interest in the subject-matter, such practices cause the child to associate the displeasure arising f...rom the punishment with the subject-matter over which the trouble arose. Each punishment thus tends to establish a stronger dislike for the subject and for the teacher who presents it, and consequently increases the need of more punishment.
It is pretty certain that if these retarded interests are to be revived, the negative appeals, that have been in vogue THE CHILD FACTOR IN METHOD 87 for so long must be abandoned. The appeal must be positive and directly to the child's interests, both native and acquired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Strangely enough, observation of many of our schoolroom practices is sufficient to convince one that winning is often suppressed by prac- tices that are intended to engender it. In order to improve the effort of children they are threatened with failure in grades, with being kept in after school, with corporal punishment, and finally with expulsion. With what re- sults ? Instead of increasing interest in the subject-matter, such practices cause the child to associate the displeasure arising f...rom the punishment with the subject-matter over which the trouble arose. Each punishment thus tends to establish a stronger dislike for the subject and for the teacher who presents it, and consequently increases the need of more punishment.
It is pretty certain that if these retarded interests are to be revived, the negative appeals, that have been in vogue THE CHILD FACTOR IN METHOD 87 for so long must be abandoned. The appeal must be positive and directly to the child's interests, both native and acquired.
What to read after The Essentials of Good Teaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Arthur Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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