Training Pupils to Study
Training Pupils to Study
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Learning parts.
TRAINING PUPILS TO STUDY 43 DRAMATIZING A STORY Problem. To dramatize and present a playlet, involving these characters: mouse, cat, cow, farmer, butcher, baker.
Choosing Pupils to Represent Characters.
a. Is the pupil interested?
b. Does he act like the character he is trying to represent?
c. Does he talk like the character he is trying to represent?
d. Does he look like the character he is trying to represent?
Memorizing the Parts.
a. By concentration of attention.
b. By think...ing the steps over in cor- rect order.
c. By association and relation of one part to another.
d. By constant repetition in re- hearsal.
Presentation of the Play.
a. The individuality of child asserts itself. ^ b. He exercises initiative.
44 TRAINING PUPILS TO STUDY THIRD GRADE THE GROCER We wanted to find out all we could about a grocer and how he keeps his store. We investigated and talked about 1. Why we need one.
2. Location and general appearance.
3. Supplies kept.
4. How to take care of the store and stock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Learning parts.
TRAINING PUPILS TO STUDY 43 DRAMATIZING A STORY Problem. To dramatize and present a playlet, involving these characters: mouse, cat, cow, farmer, butcher, baker.
Choosing Pupils to Represent Characters.
a. Is the pupil interested?
b. Does he act like the character he is trying to represent?
c. Does he talk like the character he is trying to represent?
d. Does he look like the character he is trying to represent?
Memorizing the Parts.
a. By concentration of attention.
b. By think...ing the steps over in cor- rect order.
c. By association and relation of one part to another.
d. By constant repetition in re- hearsal.
Presentation of the Play.
a. The individuality of child asserts itself. ^ b. He exercises initiative.
44 TRAINING PUPILS TO STUDY THIRD GRADE THE GROCER We wanted to find out all we could about a grocer and how he keeps his store. We investigated and talked about 1. Why we need one.
2. Location and general appearance.
3. Supplies kept.
4. How to take care of the store and stock.
What to read after Training Pupils to Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Bruce Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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