National Education; Its Present State And Prospects 1
National Education; Its Present State And Prospects 1
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— ^The sugar-cane.
Who discovered America ? — Columbus.
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Now we at once admit, that it is far better that such information as this should be communicated in a de- sultory manner than not at all : but it appears to us that it would be a considerable improvement to give connected and systematic instruction in different branches of knowledge, and confine the business of explanation to its direct object. A rambling kind of teaching, while it fixes but comparatively little in the mind, has a ...tendency to create mental fickleness — ^a pernicious failing. Anything, however, is better than the old, tiresome, and . stultifying plan of reading on without regard to the meaning of what is being uttered.
Ailer we had heard several of the classes read under the monitors, the monitors themselves were formed into a class for reading. The book was the New Tes- tamwt, and we were invited to select a chapter. We were moich struck with the feelii^, the attention to emphasis and inflection, and the general propriety, with which the boys read.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— ^The sugar-cane.
Who discovered America ? — Columbus.
&c. &c.
Now we at once admit, that it is far better that such information as this should be communicated in a de- sultory manner than not at all : but it appears to us that it would be a considerable improvement to give connected and systematic instruction in different branches of knowledge, and confine the business of explanation to its direct object. A rambling kind of teaching, while it fixes but comparatively little in the mind, has a ...tendency to create mental fickleness — ^a pernicious failing. Anything, however, is better than the old, tiresome, and . stultifying plan of reading on without regard to the meaning of what is being uttered.
Ailer we had heard several of the classes read under the monitors, the monitors themselves were formed into a class for reading. The book was the New Tes- tamwt, and we were invited to select a chapter. We were moich struck with the feelii^, the attention to emphasis and inflection, and the general propriety, with which the boys read.
What to read after National Education; Its Present State And Prospects 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill, Frederic, 1803-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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