A brief course in the teaching process

by George D. Strayer

b. Excellent means of review as test of knowledge gained.

c. Relative value of flat and relief outline maps.

D. Freehand Drawing:

a. An accessory to geography work, not a way of making confused objects or relations clear.

b. Value of slope sketching, of simple landscape work, and of map coloring.

c. Hand work may borrow ideas and details from geography but adds little to value of geography as a subject.

XII. Equipment in Geography Teaching

1. Necessity of Equipment.

Maps, globes, and illustrations. Costly single pieces of apparatus to be avoided.