A Lecture On The Best Mode Of Preparing And Using Spelling-books
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In "A Lecture On The Best Mode Of Preparing And Using Spelling-books," Horace Mann, a prominent figure in American education, delivers a compelling argument for innovative approaches to spelling instruction. This lecture, aimed at educators and school administrators, provides insights into effective methods for preparing and utilizing spelling-books to enhance literacy among students.
Mann emphasizes the importance of engaging students actively in the learning process, advocating for techniques that move beyond rote memorization. His forward-thinking ideas encourage educators to consider the psychological and pedagogical principles that underpin successful language acquisition. This lecture remains relevant for those interested in the historical development of educational practices and the ongoing pursuit of improved literacy instruction.
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