BOOKS FOR TEACHERS

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 5, 1915

BOOKS FOR TEACHERS

“Talks to My Students”

A very helpful and practical collection of chapel talks delivered at chapel exercises in one of our academies. Every teacher should have a copy. An excellent gift for young people. The titles of chapters are as follows: Adaptability, Be Enthusiastic, Learn to Wait, The Value of Minutes, Our Conversation, Economy, Promptness, Our Manners, The Association of Young Men and Young Women, “If Thine Eye Be Single,” The Love of the Beautiful, Lest We Forget.

Attractively bound in dark red cloth with gilt stamp. 84 pages. 50 cents.

“Seven Laws of Teaching”

One of the most condensed and helpful books on teaching ever printed. Every progressive teacher should read this well-known book. 114 pages. Board, 50 cents.

“Art of Securing Attention”

Standard rules of teaching applied to the work of the Sabbath school. A very helpful little pamphlet. 78 pages. 15 cents.

“Counsels to Teachers”

No teacher, whether engaged in Sabbath school or day school work, should be without this book, by Mrs. E. G. White. It touches every phase of school life, and is a mine of information and inspiration indispensable to the Christian teacher. A standard book on the moral and spiritual side of school training. 573 pages. Cloth, $1.00; red leather, $1.50.

“School Management and Methods”

A practical and helpful book devoted to the two most important phases of school work. The book contains thirty chapters on educative conditions, educative facilities, school government, class management, school organization, and efficient methods of teaching. 395 pages. Bound in cloth, $1.50.

“Mistakes in Teaching”

A book of methods for everyday use in the schoolroom. Enters into the details of the teacher's work, and gives definite instruction just where assistance is needed. 276 pages. Cloth, $1.25.