Practical Pedagogy in the Sunday School
Practical Pedagogy in the Sunday School
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As we make this our endeavour, let us not forget that Jesus Christ is our great ex- ample, and that if we imitate Him we shall be holding up a model for our pupils of which we need not be ashamed. In the measure that we are influenced by Christ Himself, will we unconsciously lead others to be like Him.
VII CURIOSITY MANY expert teachers realize the value, pedagogically, of the trait which we commonly call curiosity. This characteristic is espe- cially marked in children of the primary age, but ...we have ample proof that it is not lacking in children of older growth ; indeed mature adults have been known to be impelled by curiosity. Hence, in all departments of the Sunday-school it may be employed as an ally to the teacher whose endeavour is to impress truth.
Every kindergartner knows how prone her little folks are to tear things in pieces, to break their toys and other- wise demolish what comes before them. 60 Curiosity 6l This tendency is not the result of pure wantonness, but of the desire to learn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As we make this our endeavour, let us not forget that Jesus Christ is our great ex- ample, and that if we imitate Him we shall be holding up a model for our pupils of which we need not be ashamed. In the measure that we are influenced by Christ Himself, will we unconsciously lead others to be like Him.
VII CURIOSITY MANY expert teachers realize the value, pedagogically, of the trait which we commonly call curiosity. This characteristic is espe- cially marked in children of the primary age, but ...we have ample proof that it is not lacking in children of older growth ; indeed mature adults have been known to be impelled by curiosity. Hence, in all departments of the Sunday-school it may be employed as an ally to the teacher whose endeavour is to impress truth.
Every kindergartner knows how prone her little folks are to tear things in pieces, to break their toys and other- wise demolish what comes before them. 60 Curiosity 6l This tendency is not the result of pure wantonness, but of the desire to learn.
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