Principles of Teaching in Secondary Education
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Is there danger of giving too many illustrations of a principle? How many illustrations should be given?
7. In developing the topics of glacial erosion, or of taxation without representation, or of the use of conditional clauses in some foreign language, what illustrations would you use in each case?
8. Suggest some material which might better not be developed but instead left for the student to master independently.
9. Some writers advise teachers to place the development at the beginning of t...he class hour, and to follow it with the recitation pro- cedure. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of so doing.
SUPPLEMENTARY READINGS Dewey, "How We Think, " chap. I.
Parker, "Methods of Teaching in High Schools, " chaps. XII, XVIII.
Bagley, "Educative Process, " chap. XVII.
128 PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING Colvin, "An Introduction to High School Teaching, " chap. XII. Adams, "Exposition and Illustration, " especially chaps. VIII-XVI. De Garmo, "Principles of Secondary Education, Processes of I struction, " chaps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is there danger of giving too many illustrations of a principle? How many illustrations should be given?
7. In developing the topics of glacial erosion, or of taxation without representation, or of the use of conditional clauses in some foreign language, what illustrations would you use in each case?
8. Suggest some material which might better not be developed but instead left for the student to master independently.
9. Some writers advise teachers to place the development at the beginning of t...he class hour, and to follow it with the recitation pro- cedure. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of so doing.
SUPPLEMENTARY READINGS Dewey, "How We Think, " chap. I.
Parker, "Methods of Teaching in High Schools, " chaps. XII, XVIII.
Bagley, "Educative Process, " chap. XVII.
128 PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING Colvin, "An Introduction to High School Teaching, " chap. XII. Adams, "Exposition and Illustration, " especially chaps. VIII-XVI. De Garmo, "Principles of Secondary Education, Processes of I struction, " chaps.
What to read after Principles of Teaching in Secondary Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Hamilton Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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