Teaching Outline to Accompany the Practical Use of Books And Libraries An Eleme
Teaching Outline to Accompany the Practical Use of Books And Libraries An Eleme
Gilbert Oakley Ward
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Persons ? Places ? Animals ? Who knows the etymology of the word ''en- cyclopedia'" ? Explain the etymology. Henry, when you looked up such and such a subject, naming one of those previously mentioned, how did you go about it ? How did you know what volume to look in ? When you found the volume, how did you find your subject ? These two questions are to bring out the use of the key letters on the backs of the volumes, alphabetical arrangement and use of the page headings. Illustrate, or if poss...ible, have the pupil illustrate from a volume of the encyclopedia. Has any boy ever had trouble in finding a subject ? What was the subject ? Some of the possible sources of trouble are: Haziness in the student's mind; wrong spelling, e. G. , Elliot for Eliot; impatience; ignorance Teaching Outline 15 of encyclopedia's arrangement, e. G. , strict alphabetical order, repetition of names, cross references, use of the index in the case of the Britannica; ignorance of the encyclopedia's limitations, e.
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