Teaching for Results

by Findley B. Edge

This is a 230 page hardback with dust jacket authored by Findley B. Edge and published by Broadman. It is an eleventh printing. Contents Jesus Came Teaching, Emphasizing Results, Understanding the Teaching-Learning Process, Some Dynamics in the Teaching Situation, Studying the Bible and the Pupil, Making Aims Specific, Why Aims Must Be Specific, Securing Purposeful Bible Study, Making the Lesson Personal Securing Carry-Over, A Lesson Plan, Testing Our Teaching, Securing Church-Home Co-Operation, The Weekly Officers and Teachers' Meeting, The Importance of the Teacher.

Genres: Education

230 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1956

Reviews

[Joel Torres · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is intentional teaching

Great breakdown of the different focuses or aims that a teacher should have to maximize learning in a Christian environment.

[John · Rating 4 out of 5]

Rated: B
Published in 1956, Edge's book is dated yet still relevant in many ways. His advise to teachers move beyond lecturing into more leaning by doing is spot on. Likewise, his encouragement not to simply teach "what" but also "how". Helped me remember better how to produce change in the individuals.