Essays On the Teaching of History
Essays On the Teaching of History
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The student of history must work pen in hand. It is perhaps best to begin with the largest possible note-book, and enter in it either lecture notes or an analysis of a principal text-book, writing only on one side of the page, and leaving large spaces even there. This gives a general plan of the subject, and into this general plan the results of the subsequent reading should be worked as analysis, or extracts, or refer- ences. Thus into this note-book the fruits of all the student's labours wil...l be garnered, and when the time comes for reviewing 1 Bacon, Essays Civil and Moral, L. 'Of Studies. ' A. 5 66 The Teaching of Constitutional History.
what has been learned, there will be found within its covers all the materials for an orderly revision of the subject. Memory is a good thing, but unless the memory is exceptional, method is better. The man who knows everything is a rare product of education, and after all he is not much better off than the man who knows where everything is to be found.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The student of history must work pen in hand. It is perhaps best to begin with the largest possible note-book, and enter in it either lecture notes or an analysis of a principal text-book, writing only on one side of the page, and leaving large spaces even there. This gives a general plan of the subject, and into this general plan the results of the subsequent reading should be worked as analysis, or extracts, or refer- ences. Thus into this note-book the fruits of all the student's labours wil...l be garnered, and when the time comes for reviewing 1 Bacon, Essays Civil and Moral, L. 'Of Studies. ' A. 5 66 The Teaching of Constitutional History.
what has been learned, there will be found within its covers all the materials for an orderly revision of the subject. Memory is a good thing, but unless the memory is exceptional, method is better. The man who knows everything is a rare product of education, and after all he is not much better off than the man who knows where everything is to be found.
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