The Teaching of General Science
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, 1917.
CHAPTER V THE OBJECTIVES OF GENERAL SCIENCE Point of view. Any subject, and particularly one that is relatively new in the course of study, may be considered as a body of material to be treated experi- mentally in developing a better method and organiza- tion for the future educational use of this material. Or primary consideration may be given to the task of secur- ing the best immediate results from the present organiza- tion and methods in the education of the particular group of pup...ils in hand at the present time. The former is the method of experimental education. It concerns itself with the broader educational problems and looks toward the organization of teaching upon a basis of facts experi- mentally determined. The latter is the method of rou- tine teaching and is concerned primarily with securing present results with the actual pupils in the present classes, rather than with possible future reorganizations. Actually, both points of view are necessary and both are held in varying degrees by most classroom teachers, but the first is particularly the point of view of experimental schools while the second necessarily predominates in the routine of most public high schools.
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, 1917.
CHAPTER V THE OBJECTIVES OF GENERAL SCIENCE Point of view. Any subject, and particularly one that is relatively new in the course of study, may be considered as a body of material to be treated experi- mentally in developing a better method and organiza- tion for the future educational use of this material. Or primary consideration may be given to the task of secur- ing the best immediate results from the present organiza- tion and methods in the education of the particular group of pup...ils in hand at the present time. The former is the method of experimental education. It concerns itself with the broader educational problems and looks toward the organization of teaching upon a basis of facts experi- mentally determined. The latter is the method of rou- tine teaching and is concerned primarily with securing present results with the actual pupils in the present classes, rather than with possible future reorganizations. Actually, both points of view are necessary and both are held in varying degrees by most classroom teachers, but the first is particularly the point of view of experimental schools while the second necessarily predominates in the routine of most public high schools.
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