"How to Teach Paper-folding and Cutting: A Practical Manual-training Aid" is a comprehensive guide for educators seeking to incorporate hands-on crafts into their curriculum. Originally published in 1892, this book offers detailed instructions and techniques for teaching paper-folding and cutting as a means of developing practical skills.
Norma MacLeod Litchfield's work emphasizes the educational value of these activities, highlighting their potential to enhance manual dexterity and spatial reasoning. This manual is an invaluable resource for teachers looking to engage students in creative and educational projects. Discover the timeless appeal and enduring relevance of paper-folding and cutting as a teaching method.
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