PUPILS’ LISTS

Each pupil has his own difficulties in spelling. Teach him to make

private lists of the words which he finds especially hard to spell and

have him use extra effort to conquer these trouble-makers. These may

be listed in the back of his textbook or in his individual note book.

Occasional lessons may be devoted entirely to this kind of exercise and

they should be individual and painstaking. Such words should be watched

for in the other written work and misspelling prevented rather than

corrected. Besides making the misspelled words the basis of a lesson

they may well be correctly and carefully written on the board with the

difficulty shown in colored crayon. If possible leave them in sight for

several days.

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