Laboratory techniques of teaching
Subtitle: the contribution of research to teachers planning the indivisualization of instruction
By: by the members of education 335-336M, 1937-1938 ; with an introduction by Thomas H. Briggs.
Contributors: Briggs, Thomas Henry, b. 1877.; Columbia University. Teachers College.
Publisher: Columbia University Teachers Colleges, Bureau of Publications
Published: 1938
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 81
Subjects: Teaching.; Education -- Experimental methods.
Table of contents: value: The role and history of the laboratory method.  G. Derwood Baker.-  Laboratory technique in theory and practice.  B.L. Dodds.- Acquisition of facts as an outcome of laboratory techniques.  William Krum, Lawrence Olson, Robert Patrick.-  Attitudes, interests, and habits as outcomes of laboratory techniques.  Harold Spears.-  Administrative problems involved in the use of laboratory techniques of instruction. C.B. Manley.-  The contribution of research to the use of laboratory techniques.  William M. Alexander.-  Selected bibliography.