The Science And the Art of Teaching
The Science And the Art of Teaching
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Using the new truth as a basis for further reasoning. Science is said to be systematized common sense. Ev- idently, I need to be more systematic in my quick, common-sense solution of the mystery of the "shooting star. " In the first place, the star is not really a star at all. Besides failing to get a definite question to answer, I have failed in the other steps; failed, finally, to test my accepted conclusion. I should either have examined a meteor to see if it bears a chemical that could caus...e freezing, or I should have held my judgment in suspense. But suspense is just what most of us cannot bear.
The astronomer, picking his way carefully through many facts, finds that such meteors come from a region of almost unthinkable cold; that even when heated on the outside by passing so rapidly through the air they are still frigid within; that it is this inner cold which freezes some of the larger ones to the ground when they strike.
Such an experience should be enough to convince me that it is rather rash to try to think along other lines than my own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Using the new truth as a basis for further reasoning. Science is said to be systematized common sense. Ev- idently, I need to be more systematic in my quick, common-sense solution of the mystery of the "shooting star. " In the first place, the star is not really a star at all. Besides failing to get a definite question to answer, I have failed in the other steps; failed, finally, to test my accepted conclusion. I should either have examined a meteor to see if it bears a chemical that could caus...e freezing, or I should have held my judgment in suspense. But suspense is just what most of us cannot bear.
The astronomer, picking his way carefully through many facts, finds that such meteors come from a region of almost unthinkable cold; that even when heated on the outside by passing so rapidly through the air they are still frigid within; that it is this inner cold which freezes some of the larger ones to the ground when they strike.
Such an experience should be enough to convince me that it is rather rash to try to think along other lines than my own.
What to read after The Science And the Art of Teaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Wolford La Rue to read onlineMoreLess
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