The Teaching of History by Ernest C. Hartwell
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II. HOW TO BEGIN THE COURSE III. THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE LESSON IV. THE METHOD OF THE RECITATION V. VARIOUS MODES OF REVIEW VI. THE USE OF WRITTEN REPORTS VII. EXAMINATIONS AS TESTS OF PROGRESS OUTLINE EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION This volume is offered as a guide to history teachers of the high school and the upper grammar grades. It is directly concerned with the teaching methods to be employed in the history period. The author assumes the limiting conditions that surround classroom instruction of the present day; he also takes for granted the teacher's sympathy with modern aims in history instruction. All discussions of purpose and content are therefore subordinated to a clear presentation of the details of effective teaching technique. |
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