The Work of the Teacher
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It thus hap- pens sometimes that the diagram is better than a picture or ev^n the object which is being studied, since it discards ir- relevant details and isolates significant items. Thus the lines representing walls or partitions in buildings may better place spatial relations in view than can any other means, since all is before the eye at once, whereas one wall effectively hides another on a picture or in the structure itself. For similar reasons circulation of the blood, parts of the nervo...us system, and the plan of the digestive tract are physiological processes in which diagrams best aid.
Diagrams to indicate word or thought relationships are sometimes the simplest means of explanation. The dis- tinction between in and into, and between and among may be shown as in the accompanying example, typical of such devices in common use by good teachers.
I. In and into.
Because of the rain, I am walking in the house for exercise.
I am walking into the house to get my hat.
Walking In Walk ing Into Between and among.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It thus hap- pens sometimes that the diagram is better than a picture or ev^n the object which is being studied, since it discards ir- relevant details and isolates significant items. Thus the lines representing walls or partitions in buildings may better place spatial relations in view than can any other means, since all is before the eye at once, whereas one wall effectively hides another on a picture or in the structure itself. For similar reasons circulation of the blood, parts of the nervo...us system, and the plan of the digestive tract are physiological processes in which diagrams best aid.
Diagrams to indicate word or thought relationships are sometimes the simplest means of explanation. The dis- tinction between in and into, and between and among may be shown as in the accompanying example, typical of such devices in common use by good teachers.
I. In and into.
Because of the rain, I am walking in the house for exercise.
I am walking into the house to get my hat.
Walking In Walk ing Into Between and among.
What to read after The Work of the Teacher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheldon Emmor Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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