Originally published in 1937. This book is 'an account of the special training necessary for the young boy or girl in letter-making and simple reading'. The book uses 'Basic English', the 850 words of which are included specifically for reference, as a suggested starting point for the teaching of reading and writing, and presents a system for teachers to teach letters by pictures. The order of the letters in the main section of the book is from simplest form to most difficult with a later section showing them in alphabetical order. This is a superb insight into educational history and a fascinating early explanation of a now common method.
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
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978-1-351-23604-1 (9781351236041)
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To the Reader. Part 1 1. A Word to Teachers 2. Apparatus Part 2 3. Muscle Training Part 3 4. The Teaching of the Letters Part 4 5. More Training in Letters. Appendix: Material for the Word-lists and Reading-cards Used in Part 4
