The Seven Laws of Teaching
The Seven Laws of Teaching
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8. When it is necessary to teach a new word, 6o The Seven Laws of Teaching, give the idea before the word This is the order of nature.
9. Seek to increase the pupil's stock of words, both in number and in the clearness and extent of meaning. All true enlargement of a child's language is increase of his knowledge and of his capacity for knowing.
10. As the acquisition of language is one of the most important objects of education, be not content to have the pupils listen in silence, however atten...tive they may seem. That teacher is succeeding best whose pupils talk most freely upon the lessons.
11. Here, as everywhere in teaching the young, make haste slowly. Let each word be conquered into use before it is displaced by too many others.
12. Test frequently the pupil's sense of the words he uses, to make sure that he attaches no false meaning and that he vividly conceives the true meaning.
Violations and Mistakes.
This third law of teaching is violated more fre- quently than even the best teachers suspect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8. When it is necessary to teach a new word, 6o The Seven Laws of Teaching, give the idea before the word This is the order of nature.
9. Seek to increase the pupil's stock of words, both in number and in the clearness and extent of meaning. All true enlargement of a child's language is increase of his knowledge and of his capacity for knowing.
10. As the acquisition of language is one of the most important objects of education, be not content to have the pupils listen in silence, however atten...tive they may seem. That teacher is succeeding best whose pupils talk most freely upon the lessons.
11. Here, as everywhere in teaching the young, make haste slowly. Let each word be conquered into use before it is displaced by too many others.
12. Test frequently the pupil's sense of the words he uses, to make sure that he attaches no false meaning and that he vividly conceives the true meaning.
Violations and Mistakes.
This third law of teaching is violated more fre- quently than even the best teachers suspect.
What to read after The Seven Laws of Teaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory, John Milton, 1822-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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