Studies in Christian Education

Studies in Christian Education

Edward A. Sutherland

33 chapters

Chapters

1. ForewordDownload
2. Beginning of the Educational History in the United StatesDownload
3. (a) History of Educational Reform Prior to 1844Download
4. (b) The Place of the Bible in EducationDownload
5. (c) Ancient and Modern Worldly ClassicsDownload
6. (d) Elective Courses of Study and DegreesDownload
7. (e) Emulation, Honors and PrizesDownload
8. (f) Reforms in DietDownload
9. (g) The Proper Location for Schools and Country Life for StudentsDownload
10. (h) Simplicity in BuildingsDownload
11. (i) Manual Training and the Practical in EducationDownload
12. (j) Manual Labor Displaced by Athletics, Sports and GamesDownload
13. (k) Student Self-Government and Christian DemocracyDownload
14. (l) Training Missionaries to be Self-Supporting — A Laymen’s Missionary MovementDownload
15. (m) Selecting and Training TeachersDownload
16. Some Educational Experiences of Seventh-day AdventistsDownload
17. Educational PrinciplesDownload
18. Practical Subjects for the CurriculumDownload
19. App. A1. The Madison School – Encourage the WorkersDownload
20. App. A2. The Search for a SiteDownload
21. App. A3. The Purchase of a PropertyDownload
22. App. A4. A Country SanitariumDownload
23. App. A5. Laboring in Unity and in FaithDownload
24. App. A6. Letter to a Conference PresidentDownload
25. App. A7. Letter to the Southern Union Conference CommitteeDownload
26. App. A8. A Missionary EducationDownload
27. App. B. An Appeal for the Madison SchoolDownload
28. App. C. The Work of the Madison SchoolDownload
29. App. D1. Words of Encouragement to Self-supporting WorkersDownload
30. App. D2. Recent Instruction Concerning Schools in the SouthDownload
31. App. D3. Concerning the Southern WorkDownload
32. App. D4. Pointed Sentences From Older TestimoniesDownload
33. App. E. Letter of A. W. SpaldingDownload