Ontario Teachers' Manuals: History
by Ontario. Department of Education
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- ONTARIO TEACHERS' MANUALS
- HISTORY
- AUTHORIZED BY THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION
- CONTENTS
- MANUAL OF SUGGESTIONS FOR TEACHERS OF HISTORY
- PUBLIC AND SEPARATE SCHOOL COURSE OF STUDY
- DETAILS
- FORM I
- FORM II
- FORMS III AND IV PRELIMINARY NOTE
- FORMS III Junior Grade
- CANADIAN HISTORY
- FORM III Senior Grade
- BRITISH HISTORY
- Civics
- FORM IV Junior Grade
- CANADIAN HISTORY
- FORM IV Senior Grade
- BRITISH HISTORY
- HISTORY
- CHAPTER I THE AIMS AND STAGES OF STUDY
- AIMS
- SCOPE
- STAGES OF STUDY
- THE STORY STAGE
- THE INFORMATION STAGE
- THE REFLECTIVE STAGE
- PRACTICAL DIFFICULTIES
- CHAPTER II GENERAL METHODS IN THE TEACHING OF HISTORY
- 1. Methods based on the arrangement and selection of the matter: Chronological, Topical
- THE CHRONOLOGICAL METHOD
- THE TOPICAL METHOD
- 2. Methods based on the treatment of historical facts: Comparative, Regressive, Concentric
- THE COMPARATIVE METHOD
- THE REGRESSIVE METHOD
- THE CONCENTRIC METHOD
- 3. Methods based on class procedure: Oral, Text-book
- THE ORAL METHOD
- THE TEXT-BOOK METHOD
- A COMBINATION OF THESE METHODS
- DETAILS OF METHOD
- FORMS I, II
- FORM III
- FORM IV
- TRAINING IN USE OF TEXT-BOOK
- DRILL AND REVIEW
- THE USE OF PROBLEMS IN TEACHING HISTORY
- HOW TO MAKE HISTORY REAL
- ON MEMORIZING HISTORY
- CHAPTER III CORRELATION OF SUBJECTS
- HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY
- HISTORY AND LITERATURE
- HISTORY AND SCIENCE
- HISTORY AND CONSTRUCTIVE WORK
- HISTORY AND ART
- HISTORY AND COMPOSITION
- HISTORY AND CHRONOLOGY OR THE USE OF DATES
- CHAPTER IV SPECIAL TOPICS
- CURRENT EVENTS
- CURRENT EVENTS (10 MINUTES DAILY)
- LOCAL MATERIAL
- CIVICS
- THE TEACHER OF HISTORY
- CHAPTER V ILLUSTRATIVE LESSONS
- FORMS I AND II
- TYPE LESSON IN THE "STORY STAGE"
- FORMS I AND II
- THE FIRST THANKSGIVING
- FORM II
- FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
- METHOD
- FORM II
- THE POSTMASTER AN INTRODUCTORY LESSON IN CIVICS
- FORM III
- THE CAPTURE OF QUEBEC
- FORM III
- THE COMING OF THE UNITED EMPIRE LOYALISTS
- FORM III
- THE FLAG
- FLAG DAYS
- THE COLOURS OF THE FLAG
- THE UNION JACK
- FORMS III AND IV
- SUGGESTIONS FOR EMPIRE DAY
- EXERCISES SUGGESTED
- TYPE LESSONS
- FORM IV
- INTRODUCTORY
- EGERTON RYERSON
- THE INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY
- BLACK-BOARD OUTLINE
- INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN ENGLAND, 1760-1800.
- THE ROAD TO CATHAY
- THE LESSON
- TOPICAL ANALYSIS OF LESSON ON THE ARMADA
- I. CAUSES
- II. EVENTS
- III. RESULTS
- LESSON ON THE FEUDAL SYSTEM
- STEP I
- STEP II
- STEP III
- STEP IV
- SEIGNIORIAL TENURE
- METHOD
- THE LESSON
- CONFEDERATION OF CANADIAN PROVINCES
- TOPICAL ANALYSIS
- NOTES OF A LESSON ON THE INFLUENCE OF GEOGRAPHICAL CONDITIONS ON THE HISTORY OF A COUNTRY Correlation of History and Geography
- GENERAL
- ENGLAND
- ANOTHER FORM OF THE LESSON
- ST. LAWRENCE RIVER Incidental Teaching of History with Geography
- THE RELATIONS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND FROM 1066 TO 1603
- ANALYSIS OF SECTIONS 160-170, ONTARIO PUBLIC SCHOOL HISTORY OF ENGLAND
- SUGGESTIVE OUTLINES FOR REVIEWS
- FORM IV
- FOR TEACHERS' REFERENCE THE STAGES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CIVILIZATION
- CORRELATION OF HISTORY AND SCIENCE
- NOTES
- THE NEW LEARNING
- THE FIGHT FOR CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTY IN CANADA, 1759-1867.
- DEVICES
- MAPS
- PICTURES
- MUSEUMS
- SOURCE BOOKS
- GENEALOGICAL TABLES
- CHRONOLOGICAL CHART
- CHAMPLAIN
- NOTE-BOOKS AND CLASS EXERCISES
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- A. FOR TEACHERS
- B. MATERIAL FOR CLASS WORK
- ESPECIALLY IN CORRELATED SUBJECTS
- C. HISTORICAL READERS AND SUPPLEMENTARY BOOKS
- APPENDIX
- THE FIRST CHRISTMAS TREE
- THE ORIGIN OF THE EASTER BUNNY
- THE STORY OF ST. VALENTINE
- THE FIRST THANKSGIVING
- LETTER FROM MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS, TO QUEEN ELIZABETH
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