Special Method in the Reading of Complete English Classics In the Grades of the Common School
McMurry
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- Literary English
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- Advanced vocabulary
- Long sentence structures
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Literature, certainly a peer in the hierarchy of great studies, if not supreme in value above others, is one of the most difficult to estimate.
It seems clear, at least, that only those who show taste and enthusiasm for a choice piece of literature can teach it with success.
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- EDUCATIONAL VALUE OF LITERATURESample
- THE USE OF MASTERPIECES AS WHOLES
- LITERARY MATERIALS FOR THE FIVE UPPER GRADES
- CLASS-ROOM METHOD IN READING
- METHOD FURTHER DISCUSSED AND ILLUSTRATED. SUMMARY
- SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT POINTS IN READING
- THE VALUE OF CLASSICS TO THE TEACHER
- LIST OF BOOKS
- FOURTH GRADE
- FIFTH GRADE
- SIXTH GRADE
- SEVENTH GRADE
- EIGHTH GRADE
- ALPHABETICAL LIST OF TITLES
- COMMENTS
- FRANK M. McMURRY, Ph.D.