Just what is the meaning of the term Individual Differences?
2. Illustrate such differences in families with which you are familiar.
3. Apply the test to your ward choir.
4. Name and characterize twenty men whom you know. How do they differ?
5. Have a report brought in from your public school on the results of
given tests in arithmetic, spelling, etc.
6. Have the members of your class write their opinions relative to some
point of doctrine concerning which there may be some uncertainty.
7. Observe the attitude and response of each of the members of a typical
Sunday School, Kindergarten, of an advanced M.I.A. class.
8. Illustrate individual differences as expressed in the religious
attitudes of men you know.
9. To what extent are boys different from girls in mental capability and
attitude?
HELPFUL REFERENCES
Those listed in Chapter VII.
CHAPTER X
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES AND TEACHING
OUTLINE--CHAPTER X
The causes of individual differences.--Norsworthy and Whitley on
the significance of parentage.--The teacher's obligation to know
parents.--The influence of sex.--Environment as a
factor.--Thorndike quoted.--B.H. Jacobsen on individual
differences.
So far we simply have made the point that individuals differ.
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