Principles And Methods of Teaching
Principles And Methods of Teaching
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As somebody has said, by learning to speak with precision, you learn to think with correctness ; and the way to fimi and vigorous speech lies through the cultivation of high and noble sentiments. So far as my observation has gone, men will do better if they seek precision by studying carefully and Avitli an open mind and a vigilant eye the great models of ' The cuiitext makes it evident that Mr. Morley means by 'com- position ' exercises in tlie mere lorm of expression. COMPOSITION AND GRAMMAR.... 175 writiug, than by excessive j^ractice of writiug ou their own account. '' ' 5. That the inutually dependent powers of clear thinking „, , and precise expression do not come by nature Need for • •^ n i ^i i, *; Specific IS evidenced by the large mmiber of people Training in who never attain either, and all who have xpression. Studied childi'en know how they are addicted to suggesting or hinting at their meaning rather than to expressing themselves fully and clearly. The school shotJd, therefore, cultivate these powers always in connection with each other, and every lesson fui-nishes opportunities for doing this.
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As somebody has said, by learning to speak with precision, you learn to think with correctness ; and the way to fimi and vigorous speech lies through the cultivation of high and noble sentiments. So far as my observation has gone, men will do better if they seek precision by studying carefully and Avitli an open mind and a vigilant eye the great models of ' The cuiitext makes it evident that Mr. Morley means by 'com- position ' exercises in tlie mere lorm of expression. COMPOSITION AND GRAMMAR.... 175 writiug, than by excessive j^ractice of writiug ou their own account. '' ' 5. That the inutually dependent powers of clear thinking „, , and precise expression do not come by nature Need for • •^ n i ^i i, *; Specific IS evidenced by the large mmiber of people Training in who never attain either, and all who have xpression. Studied childi'en know how they are addicted to suggesting or hinting at their meaning rather than to expressing themselves fully and clearly. The school shotJd, therefore, cultivate these powers always in connection with each other, and every lesson fui-nishes opportunities for doing this.
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