Essays On Secondary Education
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Boys from sixteen to nineteen, who are in the upper part of the school.
As regards the first of these it may be said that children in England are generally made to read and write a great deal too much. Boys of this age are ' breaking their brains ' over the elements of Latin and mathematics. Their history lessons should be of the nature of a relaxation, intended to interest, not to train. They are keen to know, their memories are at the most retentive stage, and they will remem- ber any number ...of facts which are put before them in a picturesque way. They should have no prepara- tion, and little to do with books ; if they must have a text-book, let it be of the old-fashioned kind — 174 Secondary Education Mrs. Markham or Miss Sewell's History of Greece.
It is at this age that the most skilful teaching is required, for the master will have to follow the example of the Jesuit fathers and the teachers of the lower forms of the German Gymnasien, and learn how to tell a story and teach without a book.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Boys from sixteen to nineteen, who are in the upper part of the school.
As regards the first of these it may be said that children in England are generally made to read and write a great deal too much. Boys of this age are ' breaking their brains ' over the elements of Latin and mathematics. Their history lessons should be of the nature of a relaxation, intended to interest, not to train. They are keen to know, their memories are at the most retentive stage, and they will remem- ber any number ...of facts which are put before them in a picturesque way. They should have no prepara- tion, and little to do with books ; if they must have a text-book, let it be of the old-fashioned kind — 174 Secondary Education Mrs. Markham or Miss Sewell's History of Greece.
It is at this age that the most skilful teaching is required, for the master will have to follow the example of the Jesuit fathers and the teachers of the lower forms of the German Gymnasien, and learn how to tell a story and teach without a book.
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