"Counsels to Teachers, Parents, and Students"
By J. L. S.
THE recent book, "Counsels to Teachers," by Mrs. E. G. White, contains a wealth of helpful instruction on the subject of Christian education. Teachers in our schools have requested that the earlier books, "Christian Education" and "Special Testimonies on Education," be reprinted, with additional matter written in recent years. A search through the author's writings has brought to the hands of the compilers very valuable new matter. This, with much that was published in previous books, makes "Counsels to Teachers" a contribution to the cause of Christian education of no small worth. A wide range of articles helpful to parents also largely increases the usefulness of this valuable book. If "Counsel to Teachers" is not only placed in the library of every teacher, student, and parent, but is read and studied, and its principles continually held forth in the school and in the home, we shall see success take the place of what might have been a failure, and new impetus will come in the training of children and youth, which will bring large results to the cause of God in years to come. In the interest of students attending our schools, for the help and encouragement which it may bring to teachers and parents, we believe that an effort to give the book a wide circulation is a matter of much importance.