Principles of Teaching
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Their littlesouls fairly seem to open to receive it. What an opportunity--what asacred trust--is the teacher's as he undertakes to satisfy that soulhunger! The subject, the story, has been so fully gone into by BrotherDriggs in his book, _The Art of Teaching_, that we need not attempt todiscuss it fully here. Then, too, so many other excellent books havebeen written on the art of the story that the teacher need only bereferred to them. Suffice it here to make two observations in passing. The be...st stories for purposes of religious instruction should possessfour essential characteristics: Point--Brevity--Message--Adaptation to the experience of pupils.
And, of course, this message should be a truth appropriate to theoccasion--a message heightened by the spirit of the Gospel of JesusChrist.
The second observation has to do with the telling of the story. Naturally it should be well told. But the story hour should not be oneof mere telling. The child, in addition to listening to the story, should be given opportunity to express its reaction to the storytold--should be directed in discovering the avenue through which it willcarry into action the emotion aroused by the story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their littlesouls fairly seem to open to receive it. What an opportunity--what asacred trust--is the teacher's as he undertakes to satisfy that soulhunger! The subject, the story, has been so fully gone into by BrotherDriggs in his book, _The Art of Teaching_, that we need not attempt todiscuss it fully here. Then, too, so many other excellent books havebeen written on the art of the story that the teacher need only bereferred to them. Suffice it here to make two observations in passing. The be...st stories for purposes of religious instruction should possessfour essential characteristics: Point--Brevity--Message--Adaptation to the experience of pupils.
And, of course, this message should be a truth appropriate to theoccasion--a message heightened by the spirit of the Gospel of JesusChrist.
The second observation has to do with the telling of the story. Naturally it should be well told. But the story hour should not be oneof mere telling. The child, in addition to listening to the story, should be given opportunity to express its reaction to the storytold--should be directed in discovering the avenue through which it willcarry into action the emotion aroused by the story.
What to read after Principles of Teaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennion Adam S. to read onlineMoreLess
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