McGuffey Series (McGuffeys Eclectic Readers Series) (Boxed teachers ed) 8 vols.
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| Rating | : | 4.99 (541 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0880620293 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-05-12 |
| Language | : | English |
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This preserves the vigor of his mental action. Methods and timing should be adapted to the individuality of each child. And the best way to cultivate a wide vocabulary is to learn words in their context, as in studying the important ideas and noble thoughts presented in the Readers. Mott Media has Republished the 1830's Version of the McGuffey Readers with the Original Christian Content! How would McGuffey teach reading if he were here today? His first concern would be that the content should promote moral growth and excellence of mind in habits, attitudes, and literary tastes. It's the kind of education the majority of Americans wa
"I was disappointed because it did not come with the parent/teacher guide" according to Amazon Customer. I was disappointed because it did not come with the parent/teacher guide as pictured and noted in the description and I specifically chose to purchase this set for that reason.. Kari Tyree said Kari Tyree. I am delighted to have these books! I recommend them to everyone who is interested in sophisticated material to teach their students. From phonics to short stories to reading plays. It is a beautiful piece of our American history that has been lost and desperately needs to be brou. RC said Not all Hardcover as advertised. Not all Hardcover as advertised, however, I have been going through it and it is, overall, a nice and pretty set. This set seems to be called the Original McGuffey's Eclectic Series, not to be confused with the McGuffey's Eclectic Reader Revised Edition. I do feel that Amazon owes
After graduating from Washington College and being ordained as a Presbyterian minister, he taught moral philosophy at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio for almost ten years. Beginning by teaching his younger brothers and sisters, William McGuffey accepted his first teaching position at 13 in a one-room school with 48 students. Later McGuffey rose to the rank of university president, serving Cincinnati College and Ohio University. . It was during this period that McGuffey wrote and compiled the Readers that made him famous. He spent the final third of his life teaching moral philosophy at the University of Virginia. About the Author William Holmes McGuffey (1800-1873) was a "bo
Later McGuffey rose to the rank of university president, serving Cincinnati College and Ohio University. Beginning by teaching his younger brothers and sisters, William McGuffey accepted his first teaching position at 13 in a one-room school with 48 students. After graduating from Washington College and being ordained as a Presbyterian minister, he taught moral philosophy at Miami University in Oxfor