Laborers Together

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jan 19, 1905

Laborers Together

It may be well again to call the attention of our teachers to the importance of their writing for the Educational Department of the REVIEW. As workers in educational lines, we must help one another. Every one who has a good experience in any feature of school work, no matter of what grade, should not hesitate to tell of it; for it will certainly be of benefit to others. Our teachers should also be free to ask for help and suggestions where they feel in need. These reports and inquiries will certainly produce good results, and will often help where most needed. In addition to these matters, many of our teachers and ministers will often have most excellent thoughts upon educational matters while engaged in study; these should be given to others. A little time spent in preparing and writing out these for the benefit of others will be a help not only to those who read them, but also to the writer. But be brief. The articles for this department of the REVIEW ought not to exceed two type-written pages. If they are longer, they should be divided, and properly this should be the work of the writer. So help to keep this department of the REVIEW full of valuable matter for all our educational workers.

Send all matter for the Educational Department to Frederick Griggs, South Lancaster, Mass.