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George Herbert Betts. How to Teach Religion
How to Teach Religion
Table of Contents
EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION
AUTHOR'S PREFACE
CHAPTER I
THE TEACHER HIMSELF
THE PERSONAL FACTOR
THE TEACHER'S BACKGROUND OF PREPARATION
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CHAPTER II
THE GREAT OBJECTIVE
THE CHILD AS THE GREAT OBJECTIVE
NO SUBJECT MATTER AN END IN ITSELF
EFFECT OF THE OBJECTIVE ON OUR TEACHING
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CHAPTER III
THE FOURFOLD FOUNDATION[1]
THE AIM IN TEACHING RELIGION
SELECTING THE SUBJECT MATTER
HOW SHALL WE ORGANIZE AND PLAN THE LESSONS?
PRESENTING THE LESSON—INSTRUCTION
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CHAPTER IV
RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF MOST WORTH
THE CHILD'S CONCEPT OF GOD
THE CHILD'S CONCEPT OF RELIGION
KNOWLEDGE OF THE BIBLE
KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE CHURCH
KNOWLEDGE OF RELIGIOUS MUSIC AND ART
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CHAPTER V
RELIGIOUS ATTITUDES TO BE CULTIVATED
ATTITUDES TOWARD THE SCHOOL AND ITS WORK
ATTITUDES THAT CARRY INTO LIFE BEYOND THE SCHOOL
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CHAPTER VI
CONNECTING RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION WITH LIFE AND CONDUCT
RELIGIOUS HABITS AS AN AIM
APPLICATION OF RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION TO THE DAILY LIFE
PARTICIPATION IN THE WORK OF THE CHURCH AND SOCIAL SERVICE
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CHAPTER VII
THE SUBJECT MATTER OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
SOURCES OF MATERIAL
MATERIAL FROM THE BIBLE
STORY MATERIAL
MATERIAL FROM NATURE
MATERIAL FROM HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY
PICTURE MATERIAL
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CHAPTER VIII
THE ORGANIZATION OF MATERIAL
TYPES OF ORGANIZATION
ORGANIZATION OF THE CURRICULUM AS A WHOLE
ORGANIZING THE DAILY LESSON MATERIAL
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CHAPTER IX
THE TECHNIQUE OF TEACHING
ATTENTION TO KEY
THE APPEAL TO INTEREST
FREEDOM FROM DISTRACTIONS
DANGER POINTS IN INSTRUCTION
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CHAPTER X
MAKING TRUTH VIVID
LEARNING TO THINK IN RELIGION
THE APPEAL TO IMAGINATION
USING THE MEMORY
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CHAPTER XI
TYPES OF TEACHING
THE INFORMATIONAL LESSON
THE DEVELOPMENTAL LESSON
THE DEDUCTIVE, OR APPLICATION, LESSON
THE DRILL LESSON
THE APPRECIATION LESSON
THE REVIEW LESSON
ASSIGNMENT OF LESSON
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CHAPTER XII
METHODS USED IN THE RECITATION
THE TOPICAL METHOD
THE LECTURE METHOD
THE QUESTION-AND-ANSWER METHOD
THE STORY METHOD
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INDEX
