Teacher Education

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801 Training; topics, methods, devices in arithmetic teaching
Normal Eyte 15:21, p.328
Discusses methods of teaching mathematics in fifth, sixth, and seventh grade.
802 Training; topics, methods, devices in arithmetic teaching
Normal Eyte 15:21, p.328
Article describes ways to teach arithmetic to fourth grade students.
803 Training; some viewpoints in the teaching of arithmetic
Normal Eyte 15:19, p.293
An extensive article on ways to teach arithmetic.
804 Training; some viewpoints in the teaching of Arithmetic
Normal Eyte 15:18, p.276
An extensive article on ways to teach arithmetic.
805 Music Notes
Normal Eyte 15:17, p.258
Professor Fullerton describes ways to teach music to children.
806 Training; some viewpoints in the teaching of arithmetic
Normal Eyte 15:19, p.293
An extensive article on ways to teach arithmetic.
807 Training; Teachers' Associations
Normal Eyte 15:16, p.249
Article discusses the features and sections of a teachers' association.
808 Training; Teachers' Associations
Normal Eyte 15:16, p.249
Article discusses the usefulness of teachers associations.
809 Training; bridging the gulf between the grade and the high school part II
Normal Eyte 15:14, p.214
Article describes the gap between grade school and high school education and ways to fix it.
810 Training; bridging the gulf between the grade and the high school
Normal Eyte 15:12, p.180
Article describes the gap between grade school and high school education.
811 Training; the course of study--the gulf between the grade and the high school
Normal Eyte 15:11, p.165
Article describes the gap between grade school and high school education.
812 Training; the course of study--a review of the course quoted from "An Ideal School"; part IV
Normal Eyte 15:9, p.133
Provides a review of the article entitled "An Ideal School".
813 Correspondence school hoodoo; painted in rosy tints by prominent educator; ex-president of Northwestern alludes to correspondence method of teaching a
Normal Eyte 15:8, p.113
A former Northwestern University president is trying to encourage the use of correspondence schools for people to receive a teaching degree; editorial writer speculates on the program's value.
814 Training; the course of study--A review of the course quoted from "An Ideal School" part III
Normal Eyte 15:8, p.117
Provides a review of an article entitled "An Ideal School".
815 Training; the course of study--a review of the course quoted from "An Ideal School" part II
Normal Eyte 15:7, p.100
Professor Bender gives advice on teaching techniques.
816 Training; the course of study--a review of the course quoted from "An Ideal School".
Normal Eyte 15:6, p.84
Professor Bender gives advice on teacher education.
817 Training; the course of study--some suggested modernized courses
Normal Eyte 15:5, p.68
Article suggests courses that should be taught at various age levels.
818 Training; the course of study--its bearing on the will and its adjustment to the stages of development
Normal Eyte 15:4, p.52
Article discusses the importance of encouraging a student's will power in teaching children.
819 Training; the course of study--what it is
Normal Eyte 15:3, p.37
Article discusses the importance of using emotion and feeling in teaching children.
820 Training; the course of study--what it is
Normal Eyte 15:3, p.37
Article discusses types of teaching methods that should be implemented at various stages of growth and development.
821 Training; the course of study; what it is
Normal Eyte 15:1, p.5
Professor Bender gives advice on teacher training.
822 Training
Normal Eyte 14:35, p.566
Exhibits of school work.
823 Training
Normal Eyte 14:34, p.549
The common school branches and hand work.
824 Training
Normal Eyte 14:33, p.533
The school as a factor in the growth of character.
825 Training
Normal Eyte 14:31, p.492
Mathematics in the eighth grade.
826 Training
Normal Eyte 14:30, p.479
Mathematics in the eighth grade.
827 Training
Normal Eyte 14:29, p.463
Mathematics in the eighth grade.
828 Training
Normal Eyte 14:28, p.436
Mathematics in the eighth grade.
829 Training
Normal Eyte 14:27, p.421
An important book bearing on the subject of modern elementary education.
830 Training
Normal Eyte 14:26, p.411
Changes in the work of the grades.
831 Training
Normal Eyte 14:25, p.388
Changes in the attitude of superintendents and teachers towards work of the grades.
832 Training
Normal Eyte 14:24, p.376
Some publications dealing with the subject of history in the grades.
833 Training
Normal Eyte 14:23, p.356
Some publications dealing with the subject of history in the grades.
834 Training
Normal Eyte 14:22, p.340
Some publications dealing with the subject of history in the grades.
835 Training
Normal Eyte 14:21, p.324
History in commercial geography.
836 Training
Normal Eyte 14:20, p.308
Some lines of work related to the history of the grades.
837 Training
Normal Eyte 14:19, p.292
History in the grammar grades.
838 Training
Normal Eyte 14:17, p.260
History in the grammar grades.
839 Training
Normal Eyte 14:16, p.244
Needed attention to history teaching in the grades.
840 Training
Normal Eyte 14:15, p.228
Some suggestions on the need for a change in the historical work in the grammar grades.
841 School Management
Normal Eyte 14:12, p.184
The teacher as manager.
842 Training
Normal Eyte 14:12, p.180
Devices as stimulants for the mind of the child.
843 Training
Normal Eyte 14:11, p.164
Some reasons why industrial training is necessary in the schools of today.
844 School Management
Normal Eyte 14:10, p.152
The teacher as ruler.
845 Training
Normal Eyte 14:10, p.148
Some reasons why industrial training is necessary in the schools of today.
846 School Management
Normal Eyte 14:9, p.136
The teacher as trainer.
847 Training
Normal Eyte 14:9, p.132
Some reasons why industrial training is necessary in the schools of today.
848 Few college graduates teach; reports are being made to induce them to enter educational work
Normal Eyte 14:8, p.113
Only 108 of 652 teachers in the state are college graduates.
849 Few college graduates teach; reports are being made to induce them to enter educational work
Normal Eyte 14:8, p.113
Only 108 of 652 teachers in the state are college graduates.
850 Training
Normal Eyte 14:8, p.116
Some reasons why industrial training is necessary in the schools of today.
851 The "Iowa Idea" in education;' present tendencies in our Normal school
Normal Eyte 14:6, p.82
Normal works to furnish trained, diligent teachers.
852 Training
Normal Eyte 14:6, p.84
Some reasons why industrial training is necessary in the schools of today.
853 Training
Normal Eyte 14:5, p.68
Some reasons why industrial training is necessary in the schools of today.
854 Training
Normal Eyte 14:4, p.52
Some reasons why industrial training is necessary in the schools of today.
855 Training
Normal Eyte 14:3, p.36
Some essentials in the consideration of subject matter and method.
856 Training
Normal Eyte 14:2, p.20
Some essentials in the consideration of subject, matter and method.
857 Training
Normal Eyte 14:1, p.4
Some essentials in the consideration of subject matter and method.
858 Training
Normal Eyte 13:35, p.553
Public exercises and exhibitions of school work.
859 Training
Normal Eyte 13:34, p.535
Manual training is coming in the public schools.
860 Training
Normal Eyte 13:33, p.525
A properly ordered life as an educational influence.
861 Training
Normal Eyte 13:32, p.499
Teaching German below the high school.
862 Training
Normal Eyte 13:31, p.482
An exercise in plan drawing.
863 Training
Normal Eyte 13:30, p.468
An exercise in arithmetic.
864 Training
Normal Eyte 13:29, p.452
Value of local materials in the arithmetic class.
865 Training
Normal Eyte 13:28, p.435
Materials in arithmetic.
866 Training
Normal Eyte 13:27, p.420
Iowa Geography--suggestions on teaching.
867 Training
Normal Eyte 13:26, p.403
Iowa geography--suggestions on teaching.
868 Training
Normal Eyte 13:25, p.390
Iowa geography; suggestions on teaching.
869 Training
Normal Eyte 13:24, p.371
Iowa geography; suggestions on teaching.
870 Training
Normal Eyte 13:21, p.323
Iowa geography, suggestions on teaching.
871 Training
Normal Eyte 13:20, p.307
Iowa geography, cities continued.
872 Training
Normal Eyte 13:19, p.294
Iowa geography; cities.
873 Training
Normal Eyte 13:18, p.276
Iowa geography, schools and education.
874 Training
Normal Eyte 13:16, p.243
Iowa geography; government.
875 Training
Normal Eyte 13:15, p.232
Iowa geography, transportation.
876 Training
Normal Eyte 13:14, p.211
Iowa geography; mineral products.
877 Training
Normal Eyte 13:13, p.195
Iowa geography, manufacturing.
878 Training
Normal Eyte 13:12, p.185
Iowa geography- productions.
879 Training
Normal Eyte 13:11, p.166
Iowa geography--history.
880 Training
Normal Eyte 13:10, p.152
Iowa geography--history
881 Training
Normal Eyte 13:9, p.134
Iowa geography. Climate.
882 Training
Normal Eyte 13:8, p.118
Iowa geography. Climate.
883 Training
Normal Eyte 13:7, p.108
Iowa Geography--the lakes of Iowa.
884 Training
Normal Eyte 13:6, p.84
Iowa geography- surface and drainage continues.
885 Training
Normal Eyte 13:5, p.69
Iowa geography--physical features.
886 Training
Normal Eyte 13:4, p.55
Iowa geography- Physical features of the state
887 Training
Normal Eyte 13:3, p.42
Iowa Geography--physical features of the state.
888 Training
Normal Eyte 13:2, p.27
Iowa geography--reasons for its study in the grades.
889 Training
Normal Eyte 13:1, p.7
Iowa geography.
890 Training
Normal Eyte 12:33, p.515
Symbols used in teaching.
891 Training
Normal Eyte 12:32, p.498
Symbols used in teaching.
892 Training
Normal Eyte 12:31, p.486
Penmanship.
893 Training
Normal Eyte 12:30, p.467
Penmanship.
894 Training
Normal Eyte 12:29, p.451
Friday noon to Monday noon.
895 Training
Normal Eyte 12:28, p.438
Friday noon to Monday noon.
896 Training
Normal Eyte 12:27, p.418
Thinking and learning to think.
897 Training
Normal Eyte 12:26, p.406
Thinking and learning to think.
898 Training; thinking and learning to think
Normal Eyte 12:25, p.388
899 Training; the recitation
Normal Eyte 12:24, p.373
900 The teacher's philosophy as a guide to practice
Normal Eyte 12:22, p.341