EVERY PRIMARY TEACHER SHOULD HAVE Child Classics Manual By Mrs. E. E. Olcott Price 25c the copy It gives definite directions to the teacher so that pupils may be taught in the shortest time to read with expression, fluency, and interest. This manual gives many model lessons based on selections in CHILD CLASSICS PRIMER and shows how they can be presented in the most effective way. It also shows how to teach phonics so as to secure the best results. EVERY PRIMARY SCHOOL ROOM SHOULD BE equipped with CHILD CLASSICS CARDS. They give real help in teaching sight words, phonics, etc. WORD AND PICTURE CARDS for Primer, $0.90 PHONETIC DRILL CARDS for Primer PHONETIC DRILL CARDS for First Reader .55 .45 VOL. XX THE No.3 EDUCATOR-JOURNAL INLAND EDUCATOR. TERRE HAUTE INDIANA SCHOOL JOURNAL INDIANAPOLIS. 1856.- CONSOLIDATED AND INCORPORATED AT INDIANAPOLIS IN 1900 123 To Keats--after re-reading Hyperion (a poem).. 123 The Recitation in Reading... 126 Comparative Advantages of the Junior High School.... 130 The School Book Situation 131 Indiana State Normal School Semi-Centennial Celebration 132 From State Department of Public Instruction 133 INDIANA TEACHERS' READING CIRCLE DEPARTMENT The Valley of Democracy--Nicholson.. 133 134 May Hamilton Helm William N Otto 140 PRIMARY AND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENTS Frances M. Kelsey 151 A Great Meeting of State Teachers' Association 152 Martha Gill PERSONAL AND EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT 164 STATE BOARD QUESTIONS FOR OCTOBER WITH ANSWERS 175 BOOK NOTICES Entered as Second Class Matter, February 1, 1902, at the Postomice at Published Monthly by THE EDUCATOR - JOURNAL COMPANY 403-404 NEWTON CLAYPOOL BUILDING MAIN 4081 $1.00 per Year INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA September 16, Tuesday. September 17, Wednesday. Matriculation and registration; examinations for admission. Enrollment in classes. Recitations and lectures begin. Nov. 27 and 28, Thursday and Thanksgiving recess. Friday. Write for either of the following bulletins : The College of Liberal Arts (32 departments). School of Education, School of Law, School of Medicine, Graduate School, School of Commerce, Training School for Nurses, Extension Division, Reserve Officers' Training Corps. WILLIAM L. BRYAN, President. Children of eleven nationalities singing the Shoemaker Song, Seattle, Wash. "Americanization through music" Music is an universal language that needs no interpreter. It is the one com- A great movement is now sweeping the country to make firm and lasting the process of the melting pot, to bring securely into the fold of American citizenry our adopted brothers from other lands. Have you thought of Community Singing with the Victrola and Victor Records? Song, universal in its appeal, is a deep and moving force. The Community Singing idea of war days must be perpetuated. It is productive of immeasurable good in this wholesome movement of Americanization. Nothing is more unifying and democratic than the group singing of old familiar and patriotic songs. Sing them with stirring band accompaniment,-strong, correct, inspiring! America (Samuel F. Smith-Henry Carey), Victor Military Band Victor HIS MASTER'S VOICE 17580 85c 17581 85c 18145 10 in. 85c For further information, write to the Educational Department Victrola XXV especially manufac tured for School use When the Victrola is not in use, the horn can be placed under the instrument safe and secure from dan Victor Talking Machine Co. ger, and the cabinet can be Camden, N. J. locked to protect it from Indiana State Normal School Two well-equipped schools for the preparation of teachers. Terre Haute, Indiana Semi-Centennial Celebration, January 6, 1920. LIBERAL COURSES IN A LARGE RANGE OF SUBJECTS. Full credit given for work in other standard institutions. TUITION FREE TO RESIDENTS OF INDIANA. Courses Maintained Four-year college course-A. B. degree. Four-year normal course-B. Ph. degree. Four-year courses in Domestic Economy and Industrial Arts— B. S. degree. Two-year courses for grade teachers. All courses conform to the new law and lead to life licenses without examination. FOUR QUARTERS-FORTY-EIGHT WEEKS CALENDAR FOR 1919-1920 Fall Quarter opens September 29, ends December 19. For further information, or for the catalog and special bulletins, address WM. W. PARSONS, President, Terre Haute, Indiana, or Muncie, Indiana. |