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CONTENTS . I. THE TEACHER AND HIS ASSISTANTS . Introduction Relation of the University to the teaching profession Teaching not to be stereotyped · Teaching both an Art and a Science Qualifications of the ideal Teacher Knowledge of the ...
CONTENTS . I. THE TEACHER AND HIS ASSISTANTS . Introduction Relation of the University to the teaching profession Teaching not to be stereotyped · Teaching both an Art and a Science Qualifications of the ideal Teacher Knowledge of the ...
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... relation of the School to the Home Bifurcation and modern departments Girls ' Schools Distribution of time Classification Entrance Examination Fees III . THE SCHOOL - ROOM AND ITS APPLIANCES . The physical conditions of successful ...
... relation of the School to the Home Bifurcation and modern departments Girls ' Schools Distribution of time Classification Entrance Examination Fees III . THE SCHOOL - ROOM AND ITS APPLIANCES . The physical conditions of successful ...
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... by exercise · xi PAGE 91 93 95 96 98 99 100 102 · 103 104 107 108 III 112 · 113 114 115 117 119 119 . 121 121 123 124 126 127 128 . 129 • 131 . 132 • 135 . 137 137 Tests of a good memoriter lesson Printed catechisms Relations of.
... by exercise · xi PAGE 91 93 95 96 98 99 100 102 · 103 104 107 108 III 112 · 113 114 115 117 119 119 . 121 121 123 124 126 127 128 . 129 • 131 . 132 • 135 . 137 137 Tests of a good memoriter lesson Printed catechisms Relations of.
Contents
Modes of establishing permanent associations | 1 |
Relation of the University to the teaching profession | 3 |
Qualifications of the ideal Teacher | 9 |
Temper | 15 |
Power of describing and narrating | 23 |
Limits to their responsibility | 29 |
PAGE | 36 |
THE SCHOOLROOM AND ITS APPLIANCES | 64 |
THE STUDY OF LANGUAGE | 225 |
How much Grammar should be learned by heart | 240 |
The place of Latin in a primary school | 246 |
The choice of foreign teachers | 254 |
ARITHMETIC AS A SCIENCE | 315 |
GEOGRAPHY AND THE LEARNING OF FACTS | 344 |
No necessary sequence of difficulty or importance | 350 |
Its influence on national character and history | 356 |
PAGE | 93 |
EXAMINING | 158 |
Limits to its usefulness | 189 |
PREPARATORY TRAINING | 192 |
Writing and the mode of teaching | 196 |
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE | 206 |
Objectlessons | 362 |
HISTORY | 370 |
Application of the methods of inductive investigation to | 403 |
Technical and Trade Schools | 409 |
THE CORRELATION OF STUDIES | 420 |
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