What Children Study and why: A Discussion of Educational Values in the Elementary Course of StudySilver, Burdett, 1913 - Всего страниц: 331 Why is the course of study in use in our elementary schools constituted as it is? Why are reading, spelling, arithmetic, grammar, and history taught, rather than knitting and shooting and guiding automobiles? What particular gift has each element to bestow upon the children, and hence upon society, as justification for its place in the curriculum? These are questions that should be answered by teachers, parents, and public officials, if best results are to be obtained from the schools. No attempt is made in this book to trace the history of the curriculum, but in it tries to give in plain, nontechnical terms a few of the practical psychological and sociological reason for teaching the subjects found in most elementary school curricula. The benefits from these studies, to the children and to society are briefly outlined. |
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... GRADES • · 159 · 171 · 183 XVII . GEOGRAPHY FOR GRAMMAR GRADES · 188 XVIII . NATURE STUDY XIX . NATURE STUDY- METHODS OF INSTRUCTION XX . PHYSIOLOGY 196 201 • 206 • XXI . WRITING · • 223 XXII . MOTOR ACTIVITIES IN EXPRESSION XXIII ...
... GRADES • · 159 · 171 · 183 XVII . GEOGRAPHY FOR GRAMMAR GRADES · 188 XVIII . NATURE STUDY XIX . NATURE STUDY- METHODS OF INSTRUCTION XX . PHYSIOLOGY 196 201 • 206 • XXI . WRITING · • 223 XXII . MOTOR ACTIVITIES IN EXPRESSION XXIII ...
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... grades , the result will be uniformity , and uniformity is a kind of unity . Is it possible to give due recognition to a desirable freedom for the teachers and to the varying needs of children coming from many kinds of homes , and at ...
... grades , the result will be uniformity , and uniformity is a kind of unity . Is it possible to give due recognition to a desirable freedom for the teachers and to the varying needs of children coming from many kinds of homes , and at ...
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... grades of a system , from the lowest to the highest , without serious hindrance because of differences of sub- ject ... grade or other embarrassment arising from dif- ferences in instruction . The good of the individual children requires ...
... grades of a system , from the lowest to the highest , without serious hindrance because of differences of sub- ject ... grade or other embarrassment arising from dif- ferences in instruction . The good of the individual children requires ...
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... grade , the unity of the system requires that the course of study be rich in suggestion as to detail , as to additional material , and as to the development of the different subjects . While mandatory instruction as to details of matter ...
... grade , the unity of the system requires that the course of study be rich in suggestion as to detail , as to additional material , and as to the development of the different subjects . While mandatory instruction as to details of matter ...
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... grades , even approximately . While these programs are of much importance , they are matters of detail to be worked out in every school by the teacher and the principal , according to local conditions . For example , among certain ...
... grades , even approximately . While these programs are of much importance , they are matters of detail to be worked out in every school by the teacher and the principal , according to local conditions . For example , among certain ...
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