 | John Wood (of Edinburgh.) - 1829 - 300 страници
...sufficient to show, how erroneous such a practice would be in either case. The passages gone over in school must of course be very few and limited, and...making every lesson bear upon the proper object of his labours, the giving a general knowledge and full command of the language, which it is his province... | |
 | John Wood (of Edinburgh.) - 1829 - 296 страници
...sufficient to show, how erroneous such a practice would be in either case. The passages gone over in school must of course be very few and limited, and...enabling the pupil to understand these few passages, hut in making every lesson bear upon the proper object of his labours, the giving a general knowledge... | |
 | 1829 - 930 страници
...sufficient to shew, how erroneous such a practice would be in either case. The passages gone over in school must of course be very few and limited, and...scanty. The skill of the instructor must therefore he exhibited, not merely in making his pupil understand these few passages, but in making every lesson... | |
 | 1829 - 876 страници
...sufficient to shew, ho\v erroneous such a practice would be in either case. The passages gone over in school must of course be very few and limited, and...scanty. The skill of the instructor must therefore he exhibited, not merely in making his pupil understand these few passages, but in making every lesson... | |
 | 1832 - 528 страници
...sufficient to show how erroneous such a practice would be in either case. The passages gone over in school must of course be very few and limited, and...making every lesson bear upon the proper object of his labours, the giving a general knowledge and full command of the language which it is his province to... | |
 | Benjamin Dudley Emerson - 1833 - 288 страници
...sufficient to show, how erroneous such a practice would be in either case. The passages gone over in school must of course be very few and limited, and...making every lesson bear upon the proper object of his labors, the giving a general knowledge and full command of the language, which it is his province to... | |
 | Enoch Cobb Wines - 1838 - 300 страници
...sufficient to show, how erroneous such a practice would be in either case. The passages gone over in school must of course be very few and limited, and...making every lesson bear upon the proper object of his labours, the giving a general knowledge and full command of the language, which it is his province... | |
 | Enoch Cobb Wines - 1838 - 300 страници
...sufficient to show, how erroneous such a practice would be in either case. The passages gone over in school must of course be very few and limited, and...communicated through them extremely scanty. The skill of the instructcr must therefore be exhibited, not merely in enabling the pupil to understand these few passages,... | |
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Commentaries in a grammar school, the pupil's sole attention should be directed to the manner in which the Gallic war was conducted. A very little reflection, however, should be sufficient to show, how erroneous such a practice would be in either case.... 