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Bennion, Adam S., 1886-1958

"Principles of Teaching"

--Review a real help to
learning in that it makes for: repetition, proper connection,
proper evaluation of truth.
An intelligent review is the result only of thorough preparation on
the part of the teacher.--Assignment and preparation.--Ability to
make assignments a test of good teaching.
Characteristics of a good assignment: It is definite.--It raises a
problem.--It connects with the experience of pupils.--It stimulates
to action.
General and specific assignments.--When to make assignments.

Each organization within the Church follows regularly its own course of
study. At the beginning of the year it sets out upon a prescribed
subject subdivided according to the number of meetings scheduled for the
year's work. As a result, no one lesson stands out independent of all
others, but rather fits in naturally in a sequence of chapters each of
which develops some aspects of one big subject. Because of such a plan
the matters of review and preview take on vital significance. Each
lesson should be made to link up naturally with what has already been
presented and should point out by way of anticipation what is to follow.
Many educators maintain that the ability to conduct a good review and to
make an effective assignment are two of the surest tests of a good
teacher.


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