Conwy Lloyd Morgan

Psychology for Teachers Conwy Lloyd Morgan

The present volume was written to meet the requirements of those who came to the author to receive aid in preparing themselves for the profession of teaching ;and the warm reception accorded it by teachers, both in England and in this country, proves that its publication has done much to popularize the study of Educational Psychology. In the treatment of the subject, no topic has been touched upon which has not been illustrated adequately by facts taken from experience ;and the whole trend of the work is toward the cultivation of right methods of instruction. There appears to have been ever present in the authors mind a desire to furnish aid to teachers in all matters relating to their professional work. In short, it would be difficult to overstate the practical value of the book, since it deals with the problems of school life in a manner calculated to develop interest and arouse enthusiasm. Although in no sense a compendium of the subject, it possesses the merit of stimulating thoughtful and correct views in regard to education ;and no better basis could be furnished for the discussion of the theory and practice of teaching than that which is herein set forth.
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