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HANDBOOK OF IRISH TEACHING.

SUMMARY OF THE METHOD OF TEACHING.


  1. Announce and teach the title of the series.
  2. Create a mental picture of the incident to be taught by a brief description of the circumstances.
  3. Give the sentences in English.
  4. Repeat the verbs in English.
  5. Teach the verbs in Irish with a few brief illustrations of their use.
  6. Conversation.
  7. Teach the verbs again in Irish.
  8. Conversation.
  9. Teach the verbs again in Irish.
  10. Examine pupils on verbs.
  11. Teach sentences.
  12. Conversation.
  13. Teach sentences again.
  14. Conversation.
  15. Repeat sentences in Irish.
  16. Examine pupils in sentences.
  17. Deliver copy of lesson to pupil.

This is the order of teaching a simple lesson without extras. The method of dealing with the latter I need not summarise.

Mental Visualisation.

The subject of mental pictures or visualisation should, perhaps, have been dealt with sooner, but i ndiaiḋ a ċéile deantar an caisleán, and the teacher may read these remarks in connection with the foregoing instructions. The aim of the series is to make