The Social Studies, Volumes 6-7Albert Edward McKinley, William Glenn Kimmel McKinley Publishing Company, 1915 Includes section "Books on history and government published in the United States," and other bibliographical material. |
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... method , which was pursued in elementary schools , was to make the scholar say his lessons , no matter whether he understood them or not . This we hold to be a miserable method to begin to teach a subject . " This division of methods ...
... method , which was pursued in elementary schools , was to make the scholar say his lessons , no matter whether he understood them or not . This we hold to be a miserable method to begin to teach a subject . " This division of methods ...
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... Methods in Use . 1. THE LECTURE METHOD . Occasional academies and high schools resorted to the lecture method . Yates County Academy reported in 1837 : " The general mode of instruction is by familiar lectures in the higher classes ...
... Methods in Use . 1. THE LECTURE METHOD . Occasional academies and high schools resorted to the lecture method . Yates County Academy reported in 1837 : " The general mode of instruction is by familiar lectures in the higher classes ...
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... methods were ad- vocated by many . The transition is gradual , and many and varied are the excuses and explanations offered to account for the change . Some teachers hold to the old method , while pre- senting an explanation to their ...
... methods were ad- vocated by many . The transition is gradual , and many and varied are the excuses and explanations offered to account for the change . Some teachers hold to the old method , while pre- senting an explanation to their ...
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... method is preferred for obvious rea- sons . First , to commit an author's language is an undue tax upon the memory to the neglect of the other faculties of the mind . Science is designed to strengthen and regulate the mind , as a whole ...
... method is preferred for obvious rea- sons . First , to commit an author's language is an undue tax upon the memory to the neglect of the other faculties of the mind . Science is designed to strengthen and regulate the mind , as a whole ...
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... method was popular in the New York acad- emies . At Albany in 1837 was used : " What has been styled the interrogative system , and principally introduced into notice by Mr. Wood , of Edin- burgh . " 55 In Schenectady in the same year ...
... method was popular in the New York acad- emies . At Albany in 1837 was used : " What has been styled the interrogative system , and principally introduced into notice by Mr. Wood , of Edin- burgh . " 55 In Schenectady in the same year ...
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