Applied Psychology (Classic Reprint): An Introduction to the Principles and Practice of Education - Couverture souple

J. A. McLellan

 
9781330315149: Applied Psychology (Classic Reprint): An Introduction to the Principles and Practice of Education

Synopsis

Practical methods for teaching speech, reading, and writing to build thinking and character

This guide offers classroom-tested approaches for developing language skills while fostering thoughtful, moral learners. It focuses on clear instruction, reproducible activities, and active language use to empower both teachers and students.

Inside, you’ll find actionable strategies for shaping speech, reading, and writing habits. The text emphasizes direct practice, structured language lessons, and the role of reading aloud and written reproduction in building comprehension and expression. It encourages using engaging, language-rich activities that connect reading with thinking and character formation.

  • Step-by-step methods for developing correct speech, pronunciation, and grammar in students of various ages.
  • Techniques for reinforcing reading and writing through reproduction, storytelling, and object-based language activities.
  • Guidance on linking language skills with moral and intellectual growth to shape character.
  • Practical classroom routines and exercises designed to improve concentration, expressive reading, and written clarity.

Ideal for educators seeking a practical, classroom-ready approach to language education that supports thinking and character development.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

This volume has been prepared at the request of many teachers and Inspectors that I should publish some of my lectures on the Psychology, Principles and Practice of Education, which have been given from time to time before Teachers A ssociations. It was urged that though there are many excellent books on general Psychology, there is still room for one which more directly meets the needs of the teacher. Some of these works are too abstract and deal with philosophical questions that very remotely concern the science of education; others are too superficial, i.e., in their attempts to make psychology easy, they have made it worthless for the educator as well as for the student of philosophy. Most writers on psychology declare that a knowledge of that subject is indispensable in the training of the teacher; but it must be confessed that the ordinary teacher, even after reading psychologies that claim to be specially prepared for teachers, fails to see the direct bearing of the subject on the work of instruction. What is wanted, say the teachers who have the worth of psychology so often dinned in their ears, is a more practical work, that is, one that will show explicitly the relation of psychology to education, and give the teacher a clearer and more thorough knowledge of the principles which underlie true methods of instruction.
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About the Publisher

Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology.

Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest technology to regenerate facsimiles of historically important writings. Careful attention has been made to accurately preserve the original format of each page whilst digitally enhancing the aged text.

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