The 7 Laws of Teaching

Find out why millions of teachers think this classic is the best guide to teaching they ever read.

For over a century, The Seven Laws of Teaching has helped teachers master their craft and inspire their students. Written by famed 19th century educator John Milton Gregory, the Seven Laws of Teaching breaks down the complexities of teaching into understandable, easy-to-follow steps that sharpen a teacher’s focus and effectiveness.

Trends in education come and go, but some timeless truths remain. The importance of attracting and sustaining student attention, of teaching the student to ask questions, of making the student a discoverer of truth. Gregory understood these truths, and offers practical guidance in how to implement them in actual classroom settings.

Gregory was a superintendent of education in Michigan, the first president of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and a pioneer in promoting the education of women. In this new edition, you’ll get Gregory’s unedited text in a highly readable format.

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