The Limits of Oral Training
The Limits of Oral Training
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Lastly, what is meant by the term act 9 If we produce a change in an external thing or in a state of mind by a voluntary effort, we perform an act. An act is some- thing done.
DEFINITION. 13 ORAL TEACHING.
Having now illustrated the significant terms that enter into the definition of teach- ing, we are prepared to give an intelligent statement of the definition itself.
Teaching is the act of presenting objects and subjects to the mind of the learner for knowledge, mental development, and a meth...- od of thinking and acting. Knowledge, de- velopment, and a method by which these things are produced, are the ends for which the act of teaching is performed.
Teaching as thus defined is a general act, not limited to any particular kind. Oral teaching is supposed to be a kind, and may be distinguished by pointing out the differ* ence between it and any other kind of teaching.
That teaching which presents the object or subject to be known is objective teaching.
If in teaching the thing to be known the teacher uses such spoken words of his own as are necessary to direct the pupil in think- ing, the act may be called oral objective, or simply oral teaching.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lastly, what is meant by the term act 9 If we produce a change in an external thing or in a state of mind by a voluntary effort, we perform an act. An act is some- thing done.
DEFINITION. 13 ORAL TEACHING.
Having now illustrated the significant terms that enter into the definition of teach- ing, we are prepared to give an intelligent statement of the definition itself.
Teaching is the act of presenting objects and subjects to the mind of the learner for knowledge, mental development, and a meth...- od of thinking and acting. Knowledge, de- velopment, and a method by which these things are produced, are the ends for which the act of teaching is performed.
Teaching as thus defined is a general act, not limited to any particular kind. Oral teaching is supposed to be a kind, and may be distinguished by pointing out the differ* ence between it and any other kind of teaching.
That teaching which presents the object or subject to be known is objective teaching.
If in teaching the thing to be known the teacher uses such spoken words of his own as are necessary to direct the pupil in think- ing, the act may be called oral objective, or simply oral teaching.
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