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Teaching Methods - eBooks

33 Books found
Lessons in chalk modeling: The n... Authors: Heffron, Ida Cassa
In Teachin...
Philistine and genius Authors: Sidis, Boris, 1867-1923
In Teachin...
Brief for the higher education o... Authors: Miller, Kelly, 1863-1939
In Teachin...
A student's history of education Authors: Graves, Frank Pierrepont,...
In Teachin...
The Burston School Strike Authors: Casey, 1864-1932
In Teachin...
The Century of the Child Authors: Key, Ellen, 1849-1926, Ma...
In Teachin...
Daily Lesson Plans in English Authors: Griffin, Caroline Stearns...
In Teachin...
Huxley and education Address at ... Authors: Osborn, Henry Fairfield, ...
In Teachin...
A Graduated English-Welsh Spelli... Authors: Lewis, John
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© iusen.com. Explore 92 works on teaching methods, historical textbooks, and educational theory from the 18th to early 20th centuries.

Education Teaching Collection

This collection brings together 92 works spanning teaching methods, historical textbooks, school organization, and educational theory. It includes titles such as A Bird's-Eye View of the Bible, How to Teach Phonics, and The Psychology of Arithmetic, with authors like Maria Montessori and Ellen Key. Subjects cover moral education, religious instruction, language teaching, and the Montessori method.

Representative authors include George Herbert Betts, John Lancaster Spalding, and Frank Nelson Palmer. The collection features rare items like a 1759 discourse on elocution and English language teaching, alongside early 20th-century guides for classroom instruction. All works are drawn from historical sources and are offered for study and reference.

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