Inductive Versus Deductive Methods of Teaching An Experimental Research
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A tangent to a circle is a straight line. It may be drawn at any angle. It must touch the circle but not cut it.
4. Both have five sides. The base in each case is horizontal.
They have five angles each. The angles are the same number of degress in each case. There are two large ones and two small ones.
The two large ones are formed by the base and sides and the two small ones from the top and sides. The smallest angle is A in 1 and correspondonds with L in 2. The largest C in 1 and N in 2.
The ...definition of hexagon obtains 14 marks — one for ' figure, ' four for ' ' six straight equal sides ; " six for noting that there are three pairs of opposite sides, and that they are parallel, each to each, and three marks for ''six equal angles." The definition of pentagon obtains six positive marks — one for "fig- ure," three for "five straight sides," and two for "five angles." The statement 'no sides are opposite 112 INDUCTIVE VS. DEDUCTIVE METHODS.
and no sides are parallel' is held to be of too negative a nature for inclusion within the definition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A tangent to a circle is a straight line. It may be drawn at any angle. It must touch the circle but not cut it.
4. Both have five sides. The base in each case is horizontal.
They have five angles each. The angles are the same number of degress in each case. There are two large ones and two small ones.
The two large ones are formed by the base and sides and the two small ones from the top and sides. The smallest angle is A in 1 and correspondonds with L in 2. The largest C in 1 and N in 2.
The ...definition of hexagon obtains 14 marks — one for ' figure, ' four for ' ' six straight equal sides ; " six for noting that there are three pairs of opposite sides, and that they are parallel, each to each, and three marks for ''six equal angles." The definition of pentagon obtains six positive marks — one for "fig- ure," three for "five straight sides," and two for "five angles." The statement 'no sides are opposite 112 INDUCTIVE VS. DEDUCTIVE METHODS.
and no sides are parallel' is held to be of too negative a nature for inclusion within the definition.
What to read after Inductive Versus Deductive Methods of Teaching An Experimental Research?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Winch to read onlineMoreLess
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