The Teaching of English in the Secondary School
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S3. Narrate the events of the Sunday that led to finding Stephen in the pit.
34. After Stephen was found what suggestion did Sissy secretly make to Tom?
THE PROBLEM OF OUTSIDE READING 263 35. Who was chiefly responsible for Tom's ultimate escape?
Narrate the circumstances.
36. What was Tom's attitude toward Louisa and what was, years afterward, its final issue?
37. What led Bounderby to send Mrs. Sparsit to Lady Scadgers?
38. Explain Dickens's method of letting us know the future of each import...ant character.
39. What was Sleary's conviction relative to the fate of Sissy's father?
All these detailed suggestions on outside reading will prove empty and barren if there is a dearth of interest and knowledge in the soul and brain of the teacher.
Few phases pf our work demand a finer craftsmanship or solicit a more earnest devotion than that which generates the spontaneous choice of good reading. We must ourselves know well the books that we have read, and we must constantly increase our store.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S3. Narrate the events of the Sunday that led to finding Stephen in the pit.
34. After Stephen was found what suggestion did Sissy secretly make to Tom?
THE PROBLEM OF OUTSIDE READING 263 35. Who was chiefly responsible for Tom's ultimate escape?
Narrate the circumstances.
36. What was Tom's attitude toward Louisa and what was, years afterward, its final issue?
37. What led Bounderby to send Mrs. Sparsit to Lady Scadgers?
38. Explain Dickens's method of letting us know the future of each import...ant character.
39. What was Sleary's conviction relative to the fate of Sissy's father?
All these detailed suggestions on outside reading will prove empty and barren if there is a dearth of interest and knowledge in the soul and brain of the teacher.
Few phases pf our work demand a finer craftsmanship or solicit a more earnest devotion than that which generates the spontaneous choice of good reading. We must ourselves know well the books that we have read, and we must constantly increase our store.
What to read after The Teaching of English in the Secondary School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Swain Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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