
Principles of Teaching
by Adam S. (Adam Samuel) Bennion
"Principles of Teaching" by Adam S. Bennion is a guidebook on educational methods and principles, likely written in the early 20th century. This work is specifically tailored for instructors within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, offering insights into effective teaching practices that are rooted in the teachings of the Church. The text addresses the profound responsibility of teaching, focusing on the moral, educational, and spiritual implications of the role of a teacher. The opening of the book sets the stage for a thoughtful exploration of the principles that underpin effective teaching. Bennion emphasizes the sacred nature of the teaching vocation, considering it an extension of parental responsibility and a divine calling. He frames the purposes of teaching as contributing to the salvation of individuals, preserving the heritage of faith, and enabling the spread of gospel truths throughout the world. Through this framework, Bennion aims to inspire educators to recognize the weight of their duty while imbibing the joy and fulfillment found in guiding others toward spiritual enlightenment and personal growth.
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