The Ideal Teacher
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But that is not our case. Supplying a multitude, we need wealth sufficient for a multitude. We should then be clutch- THE IDEAL TEACHER 17 ing at knowledge on every side. Nothing must es- cape us. It is a mistake to reject a bit of truth because it Hes outside our province. Some day we shall need it. All knowledge is our province.
In preparing a lecture I find I always have to work hardest on the things I do not say. The things I am sure to say I can easily get up. They are obvious and generall...y accessible. But they, I find, are not enough. I must have a broad background of knowledge which does not appear in speech. I have to go over my entire subject and see how the things I am to say look in their various relations, tracing out connections which I shall not present to my class. One might ask what is the use of this ? Why prepare more matter than can be used ? Every successful teacher knows. I cannot teach right up to the edge of my knowledge without a fear of falling ofif. My pupils discover this fear, and my words are ineffective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But that is not our case. Supplying a multitude, we need wealth sufficient for a multitude. We should then be clutch- THE IDEAL TEACHER 17 ing at knowledge on every side. Nothing must es- cape us. It is a mistake to reject a bit of truth because it Hes outside our province. Some day we shall need it. All knowledge is our province.
In preparing a lecture I find I always have to work hardest on the things I do not say. The things I am sure to say I can easily get up. They are obvious and generall...y accessible. But they, I find, are not enough. I must have a broad background of knowledge which does not appear in speech. I have to go over my entire subject and see how the things I am to say look in their various relations, tracing out connections which I shall not present to my class. One might ask what is the use of this ? Why prepare more matter than can be used ? Every successful teacher knows. I cannot teach right up to the edge of my knowledge without a fear of falling ofif. My pupils discover this fear, and my words are ineffective.
What to read after The Ideal Teacher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer George Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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