Teaching A Quarterly Technical Journal for Teachers December 1929

1. GENERAL METHOD AND CLASS MANAGEMENT A. Conditions Necessary for Good Work in the Classroom 1. Are the children grouped so as to make the best use of the lighting of the room ?50 METHOD IN THE CLASSROOM 2. Are the means of ventilation available in the room regularly used ? 3. Are the desks used as far as possible made to fit the pupils and not the pupils made to fit the desks ? 4. Can all the p [...] The schoolmaster has to develop the body and the mind and the soul of the boy so that he is physically mentally and morally capable of playing his part in the world : that part is the service of his God and his country and it is exemplified by a spirit of cheery unselfishness whichF. [...] 2. The most mountainous section of the British Isles is the ern half of 3. The ocean current which washes the west coast of the British Isles is shown as It tends to make the climate in winter but in summer. [...] It is a lesson of forty minutes in the third year class of the elementary school stage and the aim of the lesson is `to teach the partcular inflexion of nouns called gender so as to enable the pupils to distinguish masculine from feminine '. In the preparation stage a number of pairs of sentences are written on the blackboard e.g. [...] Femin-ine and Masculine The attention of the class is next drawn to the difference between the words of the first and second lists namely that the nouns in the second list have -ess added to the forms of the first list.