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" Parsing A Scene. One of the most ludicrous scenes I ever witnessed occurred in this school during an exer- cise in English grammar. The class occupied the back seats, while the teacher stood by the desk in front of the school. The children between the teacher and his class were variously employed, some manufacturing paper fly-boxes, some whittling the benches (it was in New England); some were trying their skill at a spit-ball warfare ; others were making voyages of exploration be- neath the ...seats. The school, consisting of some seventy pupils, were as busy as the occupants of an ant-hill. The sentence to be parsed was, "A good boy loves study. " No written description can present the scene as it was acted in real life.
A Dialogue "The Rule, Sir!" It should be borne in mind that every word spoken by the teacher, whether to the class or to the school, was in a tone of voice which might have been heard at least an eighth of a mile, and that every exclamation was accompanied by several ener- getic thumps Q{ a large oaken " rule " upon the lid of his 156 THEORY AND PRACTICE OF TEACHING.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Parsing A Scene. One of the most ludicrous scenes I ever witnessed occurred in this school during an exer- cise in English grammar. The class occupied the back seats, while the teacher stood by the desk in front of the school. The children between the teacher and his class were variously employed, some manufacturing paper fly-boxes, some whittling the benches (it was in New England); some were trying their skill at a spit-ball warfare ; others were making voyages of exploration be- neath the ...seats. The school, consisting of some seventy pupils, were as busy as the occupants of an ant-hill. The sentence to be parsed was, "A good boy loves study. " No written description can present the scene as it was acted in real life.
A Dialogue "The Rule, Sir!" It should be borne in mind that every word spoken by the teacher, whether to the class or to the school, was in a tone of voice which might have been heard at least an eighth of a mile, and that every exclamation was accompanied by several ener- getic thumps Q{ a large oaken " rule " upon the lid of his 156 THEORY AND PRACTICE OF TEACHING.
What to read after Theory And Practice of Teaching:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David P David Perkins Page to read onlineMoreLess
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