Methods of Teaching

Keller,Franklin; Woods,Ralph; Nichols,Frederick; Noall,Irvin; Graham,Ben; Whitney,Gerald; Fleming,Joseph; Coon,Beulah

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Methods of Teaching

by Franklin J. Keller, Ralph H. Woods, Frederick G. Nichols, Irvin S. Noall, Ben G. Graham, Gerald D. Whitney, Joseph W. Fleming & Beulah I. Coon - 1943

Method is "a general or established way or order of doing anything or the means or manner by which it is presented or taught."

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This article originally appeared as NSSE Yearbook Vol 42, No. 1.

Cite This Article as: Teachers College Record Volume 44 Number 9, 1943, p. 103-131
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Franklin Keller Metropolitan Vocational High School E-mail Author FRANKLIN J. KELLER is the Principal at Metropolitan Vocational High School in New York. Ralph Woods Kentucky State Department of Education E-mail Author RALPH H. WOODS is the Director of Vocational Education at the Kentucky State Department of Education. Frederick Nichols Harvard University E-mail Author FREDERICK G. NICHOLS is an Associate Processor of Education at the Graduate School of Education at Harvard University. Irvin Noall Salt Lake City Public Schools E-mail Author IRVIN S. NOALL is the Supervisor of Industrial Arts and Occupational Education at Salt Lake City Public Schools. Ben Graham E-mail Author Gerald Whitney Pittsburgh Public Schools E-mail Author GERALD D. WHITNEY is the Associate Superintendent in charge of Secondary Education at Pittsburgh Public Schools. Joseph Fleming Pittsburgh Public Schools E-mail Author JOSEPH W. FLEMING is the Senior Supervisor of Trade Training and Practical Arts at Pittsburgh Public Schools. Beulah Coon U.S. Office of Education E-mail Author BEULAH I. COON is a Specialist in Homemaking at the U.S. Office of Education in Washington, DC.

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