Front matter
THE MACM1LLA
Southern Branch of the
Los Angeles
Preface
' I 'HIS book is not intended to supplant, but to supplement, the ordinary text-book on School Method. It is not a collection of ingenious " wrinkles," but an attempt to give guidance to teachers and students in method on modern lines, in a way somewhat different from that found in the usual method books. It is theory and practice combined, and is the outcome of many years' teaching experience. The notes have been made from time to time, as circumstance and incident gave rise to them. There may be a little reiteration here and there, but that will serve to impress the points more firmly on the mind of the reader.
It is hoped that the collection will prove of great value to young teachers and to students in training, and perhaps of some value to older teachers who are open to new ideas and new suggestions.
Many of the General Notes will prove helpful to Sunday
School teachers.
J.E.
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