Excerpt from Ray's New Practical Arithmetic
The philosophical method of the original edition, how ever, remains unchanged. Every principle is clearly explained by an analysis or solution Of a simple example from which a rule is derived. The application Of the rule to the solution Of problems Of gradually increasing dith culty completes the presentation of the subject.
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Changes in the methods of instruction in our schools and in the modes of transacting business have made it necessary to reviseR ays Practical A rithmetic. No other work on Arithmetic ever had so extensive use or widespread popularity. Teachers every-where, throughout the length and breadth of the land, are familiar with its pages, and millions of pupils have gained their arithmetical knowledge from the study of its principles. More than ten thousand editions of it have gone forth from the press. In view of these facts, it has been the constant aim in making this revision to preserve carefully those distinctive features of the former editions, which constituted the peculiar philosophical method of its learned author, viz.: 1st. Every principle is clearly explained by an analysis or solution of simple examples, from which a Rule is derived. This is followed by graduated exercises designed to render the pupil familiar with its application. 2d. The arrangement is strictly philosophical; no principle is anticipated; the pupil is never required to perform any operation until the principle on which it is founded has first been explained. The changes made fall naturally under two heads: (1) those which adapt the book better to the advanced methods of instruction; (2) those which exhibit present methods of computation in business.
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