The philosophy of education; or, The principles and practice of teaching |
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... answer the opinions and circumstances of the managers of schools . This unfortunate prejudice has , no doubt , had its origin , to a great extent , in the fact that the greater portion of teachers were unfit for their office . Few minds ...
... answer the opinions and circumstances of the managers of schools . This unfortunate prejudice has , no doubt , had its origin , to a great extent , in the fact that the greater portion of teachers were unfit for their office . Few minds ...
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... answered without a thorough knowledge of the nature of the beings whom he has to teach , as well as a comprehensive acquaintance with the various methods whereby instruction may be communicated . All artificial and unnatural methods of ...
... answered without a thorough knowledge of the nature of the beings whom he has to teach , as well as a comprehensive acquaintance with the various methods whereby instruction may be communicated . All artificial and unnatural methods of ...
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... certain modes or artifices which have regard to the peculiar form or way in which the knowledge is com- municated . The INTERROGATIVE METHOD teaches by question and answer ; it may be used simply for 10 PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION .
... certain modes or artifices which have regard to the peculiar form or way in which the knowledge is com- municated . The INTERROGATIVE METHOD teaches by question and answer ; it may be used simply for 10 PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION .
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Thomas Tate (mathematical master.) question and answer ; it may be used simply for repro- ducing the knowledge which has been already commu- nicated to the pupil , or it may be used in connection with the principle of suggestion ; and ...
Thomas Tate (mathematical master.) question and answer ; it may be used simply for repro- ducing the knowledge which has been already commu- nicated to the pupil , or it may be used in connection with the principle of suggestion ; and ...
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... answer , almost everything ! Our great metaphy- sicians first gave the true philosophy of method ; we first adopted the monitorial and infant - school systems ; and although we have been slow to combine and improve all that we had ...
... answer , almost everything ! Our great metaphy- sicians first gave the true philosophy of method ; we first adopted the monitorial and infant - school systems ; and although we have been slow to combine and improve all that we had ...
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