Teaching and Teachers: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Teaching and Teachers, credited to Henry C. Trumbull, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

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LibriVox recording of Teaching and Teachers by Henry C. Trumbull. Read in English by LibriVox Volunteers. "Teaching and Teachers; or, The Sunday-school Teacher's Teaching Work and the Other Work of the Sunday-school Teacher." The special characteristic of this volume on the Sunday-school teacher's work, in contrast with the many other books on the same general subject, is its attempt at completeness in a systematic order, with the avoidance of purely technical terms. Its style is adapted to the ordinary teacher's comprehension, and its aim is to be readable; while the whole structure of the work is based on sound philosophical principles. The writer has had some advantages for this service, in that he has had not a little experience in Sunday-school teaching in both church and mission schools, in city and in country, and has long had occasion to study and to write on the principles and the methods of teaching. - Summary by Preface

Recording facts

• Recording title: Teaching and Teachers
• Author credits: Henry C. Trumbull
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 38
• Listed recording duration: 9:56:49

Catalogue topics

• instruction
• Jesus
• Teaching
• influence
• parables
• schools
• testing
• understanding

Opening tracks: first 24 of 38

1. 01 - Preface — 2:41
2. 02 - The Teaching Process - Its Nature - Preliminary Statement — 1:37
3. 03 - The Teaching Process - Its Nature - Not all Teaching is Teaching — 5:47
4. 04 - The Teaching Process - Its Nature - Telling is not Teaching — 11:34
5. 05 - The Teaching Process - Its Nature - Hearing a Recitation is not Teaching — 17:09
6. 06 - The Teaching Process - Its Nature - What Teaching is — 14:33
7. 07 - The Teaching Process - Its Essentials - Preliminary Statement — 1:43
8. 08 - The Teaching Process - Its Essentials - You must know whom you are to teach — 26:32
9. 09 - The Teaching Process - Its Essentials - You must know what you are to teach — 11:48
10. 10 - The Teaching Process - Its Essentials - You must know how you are to teach — 14:04
11. 11 - The Teaching Process - Its Elements - Preliminary Statement — 2:21
12. 12 - The Teaching Process - Its Elements - Having the Attention of those you would teach — 17:17
13. 13 - The Teaching Process - Its Elements - Making Clear that which you would teach — 21:55
14. 14 - The Teaching Process - Its Elements - Securing your Scholars' Co-Work — 19:42
15. 15 - The Teaching Process - Its Methods - Preliminary Statement — 2:06
16. 16 - The Teaching Process - Its Methods - How to Study your Scholars for their Teaching — 20:41
17. 17 - The Teaching Process - Its Methods - How to Study a Lesson for its Teaching — 16:10
18. 18 - The Teaching Process - Its Methods - How to Plan for a Lesson's Teaching — 22:44
19. 19 - The Teaching Process - Its Methods - How to get and hold your Scholars' Attention — 22:02
20. 20 - The Teaching Process - Its Methods - How to make Clear that which you would Teach — 30:21
21. 21 - The Teaching Process - Its Methods - How to Secure your Scholars' Co-Work in Lesson-Teaching Part 1 — 14:43
22. 22 - The Teaching Process - Its Methods - How to Secure your Scholars' Co-Work in Lesson-Teaching Part 2 — 17:22
23. 23 - The Teaching Process - Its Methods - How to Secure your Scholars' Co-Work in Lesson-Teaching Part 3 — 13:04
24. 24 - The Teaching Process - Methods in Review - Testing the Scholars' Knowledge — 16:51

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