Public school methods . The names on this page may alJ be made with straight lines. The border showswith how few lines pretty decorative forms may be drawn. 44 Public School Methods all four. From the use of sentences he learns to gatherthought, which is the true basis of all reading. From therecognition of separate words and the added word drills,he learns to translate familiar ideas, heretofore expressedin spoken words, into their written or printed forms, andgains much needed practice in correct pronunciation. Fromthe training given upon phonics and the alphabet, he grad-ually learns to hel
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Public school methods . The names on this page may alJ be made with straight lines. The border showswith how few lines pretty decorative forms may be drawn. 44 Public School Methods all four. From the use of sentences he learns to gatherthought, which is the true basis of all reading. From therecognition of separate words and the added word drills, he learns to translate familiar ideas, heretofore expressedin spoken words, into their written or printed forms, andgains much needed practice in correct pronunciation. Fromthe training given upon phonics and the alphabet, he grad-ually learns to help himself to new words, all of these togetherconstituting what is generally called the mechanics of reading, an essential and fundamental part of learning to read. Andlearning to read must precede reading to learn and learningwhat is best to read, the other two parts of the work inreading. When a teacher has to deal almost wholly with childrenof foreign-born parents, there must be a great deal of theword method and a gre