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"Ontario Normal School Manuals: Science of Education" offers a fascinating glimpse into the foundations of teacher training and pedagogical thought. Originally prepared by the Ontario Ministry of Education, this historical text delves into the science underpinning effective teaching methods. Exploring key principles of child development and educational psychology, the manual examines the theoretical frameworks that shaped instructional practices of the era.
A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of education, this book provides insight into the psychological considerations that informed pedagogical approaches. It covers a range of topics relevant to understanding how children learn and how educators can best facilitate that learning process. Explore the thinking that shaped generations of teachers and gain a deeper appreciation for the evolution of educational theory. A meticulously prepared print republication, this volume preserves the original text for contemporary study and historical reference.
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