Methods of teaching history.

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Hall, G. Stanley (Granville Stanley), 1844-1924 [Browse]
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Book
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English
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Second edition, entirely recast and rewritten
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Boston : D. C. Heath, 1896, c1884.
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xiv, 391 p. ; 19 cm.

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    • Hall, G. S. Introduction.--Hart, A. B. Methods of teaching American History.--Emerton, E. The practical method in higher historical instruction.--Ely, R. T. On methods of teaching political economy.--White, A. D. Historical instruction in the course of history and political science at Cornell University.--Collar, W. C. Advice to an inexperienced teacher of history.--Clarke, J. T. A plea for archaeological instruction.--Foster, W. E. The use of a public library in the study of history.--Adams, H. B. Special methods of historical study.--Morris, G. S. The philosophy of the state and of history.--Scott, H. E. The courses of study in history, Roman law, and political economy at Harvard University.--Seeley, Sir J. R. The teaching of history.--Adams, C. K. On methods of teaching history.- -Burgess, J. W. On methods of historical study and research in Columbia University.--Physical geography and history.--Higginson, T. W. Why do children dislike history?
    • Gradation and the topical method of historical study: 1. Historical literature and authorities. 2. Books on collateral reading. 3. School text-books.--Supplements: Allen, W. F. History topics.--Fisher, J. A. Bibliography of church history.
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