Notes of Talks On Teaching
Notes of Talks On Teaching
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Let her sketch one object before the little group, talk, and then write sentences about it, and arouse cu- riosity as to what the picture is to be. Thus, one picture may serve for several lessons. A large wall picture may be used in the same way. In all object lessons, lessons on plants, animals, and color, the words and sentences should be written upon the board.
TALK VIII.
READING. — APPLICATION OF PRINCIPLES, CONTINUED.
Some general directions to be followed in teaching these first lessons m...ay be of service. I will give them here.
1. Carefully introduce each word which of itself recalls an idea, by first presenting the object, sketch or representation of the object, or by bringing the picture of it vividly to the child's mind by means of conversation or questioning.
2. All words that do not recall ideas except in their relations, should be taught in phrases or sentences.
3. Try to make every thought and its expression real to the child, and when it can be done, suit the action to the word.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let her sketch one object before the little group, talk, and then write sentences about it, and arouse cu- riosity as to what the picture is to be. Thus, one picture may serve for several lessons. A large wall picture may be used in the same way. In all object lessons, lessons on plants, animals, and color, the words and sentences should be written upon the board.
TALK VIII.
READING. — APPLICATION OF PRINCIPLES, CONTINUED.
Some general directions to be followed in teaching these first lessons m...ay be of service. I will give them here.
1. Carefully introduce each word which of itself recalls an idea, by first presenting the object, sketch or representation of the object, or by bringing the picture of it vividly to the child's mind by means of conversation or questioning.
2. All words that do not recall ideas except in their relations, should be taught in phrases or sentences.
3. Try to make every thought and its expression real to the child, and when it can be done, suit the action to the word.
What to read after Notes of Talks On Teaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Francis W. (Francis Wayland), 1837-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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