Great Teachers: Portrayed by Those who Studied Under ThemHouston Peterson Rutgers University Press, 1946 - 351 pagina's |
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... teacher to stand up before a class and admit that he has made a mistake . On the other hand , there is nothing that gives a student more confidence in a teacher's ability than the frank admission of ignorance , of error or of a change ...
... teacher to stand up before a class and admit that he has made a mistake . On the other hand , there is nothing that gives a student more confidence in a teacher's ability than the frank admission of ignorance , of error or of a change ...
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... teacher which is the most needed trait of all . The very words run through the literature of education . " But there he was ; a strong man talking with knowledge and a sort of dark enthusiasm : and , sentence by sentence , he enforced ...
... teacher which is the most needed trait of all . The very words run through the literature of education . " But there he was ; a strong man talking with knowledge and a sort of dark enthusiasm : and , sentence by sentence , he enforced ...
Pagina 344
... teacher has those qualities , as Judge Griffin had . ” At a time of much talk about semantics , it might be well to touch for a moment on the basic matter of communication . The teacher is apt to be sceptical of the student who says ...
... teacher has those qualities , as Judge Griffin had . ” At a time of much talk about semantics , it might be well to touch for a moment on the basic matter of communication . The teacher is apt to be sceptical of the student who says ...
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