The Teaching of Geography
The Teaching of Geography
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It may be suggested that there is little need for the examiner to set questions involving a test of the pupil's ability to make maps, since he expects illustra- tive sketch maps to accompany the answers to most of the questions which he propounds. The teacher's experience, however, shows that children are apt to ignore maps, and to evade the use of illustrative Selected Examination Questions 173 sketch maps, hence it becomes a matter of some importance that in the external examination the pupil... should be compelled to attend to this aspect of geo- graphy, so that he may feel that, after all, the map is at least as important as the verbal portion of the answer. In regard to the fact that the child lias been trained in the use of geographical shorthand, and that, conse- quently, a map contains so much more information than a verbal answer, it may be suggested that examiners should indicate to examinees that answers to the map questions are compulsory and that no purely verbal answer can be considered as satisfactory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be suggested that there is little need for the examiner to set questions involving a test of the pupil's ability to make maps, since he expects illustra- tive sketch maps to accompany the answers to most of the questions which he propounds. The teacher's experience, however, shows that children are apt to ignore maps, and to evade the use of illustrative Selected Examination Questions 173 sketch maps, hence it becomes a matter of some importance that in the external examination the pupil... should be compelled to attend to this aspect of geo- graphy, so that he may feel that, after all, the map is at least as important as the verbal portion of the answer. In regard to the fact that the child lias been trained in the use of geographical shorthand, and that, conse- quently, a map contains so much more information than a verbal answer, it may be suggested that examiners should indicate to examinees that answers to the map questions are compulsory and that no purely verbal answer can be considered as satisfactory.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B C Bertie Cotterell Wallis to read onlineMoreLess
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