March-April Christian Education Review

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 31, 1910

March-April Christian Education Review

THE March-April number of Christian Education contains much excellent instruction for those interested in the great field it represents. Prof. J. H. Haughey writes upon “The Study and Practise of Agriculture in Its Relation to Education.” Miss Bessie M. DeGraw writes on the “Province of Physical Culture in the Complete Education.” This number contains a symposium of “The Industries Among the Schools,” also “A Consensus of Opinion Regarding Physical Culture,” from the schools of the denomination. The editors write of “Back to the Land,” “Ideals and Reals.” Among the excellent things which are contained in other departments of the journal appear articles from Profs. C. C. Lewis, C. W. Irwin, and M. E. Cady, and from Sarah E. Peck, and other leading educators of the denomination. The Home School department, in charge of Mrs. Alice Maynard Bourdeau, contains some excellent suggestions for home work. This number will be found of deep interest to parent, teacher, and student in their work.