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HARVARD UNIVERSITY

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION MONROE C GUTMAN LIBRARY

THE

Indiana School Journal:

PUBLISHED ON THE 15th OF EACH MONTM,

786

BY THE

IND., STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.

O. PHELPS, Resident Editor, Indianapolis.
DANIEL KIRKWOOD, Mathematical Editor, Bloomington.

ASSOCIATE

B. C. HOBBS, Annapolis.
JAS. COLEGROVE, Newville.
S. R. ADAMS, Moore's Hill.
G. W. HOSS, Indianapolis.

EDITORS:

A. H. LATTIMORE, Greencastle.
A. C. SHORTRIDGE, Centerville.
J. G. MAY, Salem.

Mrs. N. E. BURNS, Indianapolis.

VOL. V.- 1860.

All Communications, Business Letters, and Remittences, to be addressed to
0. Phelps, Indianapolis. All Mathematical Articles to be addressed
to Daniel Kirkwood, Bloomington, Indiana. Terms of the

Journal, $1,00 per year, in advance. Advertising terms,

$6 per page for first insertion, and $5 page per
per month for each additional insertion.

A.

PAGE.

PAGE.

Address onthe philosophy of educa-

tion and progress,

A Course of Study for Colleges,

A Short Plea for Teachers' Associations 135 Scatter Brains;

177 Self Culture,

S.

10,33 Sylogistic versus Geometric,

79 Scientific Items,

18

94

166

282

B.

Scientific vs Classical Education,

851

Botany,

315 Self Educated Men,

345

Benefits of Mental Culture,

423 Students in Advanced Life;

593

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D.

European Correspondence,-161, 209, 239, The Empire of God,

322, 397, and 428.

Elementary Sounds,

Education, Mrs. Banister's Hints,

Energy and Will,

Education, Its Motive Power,

Evils Consequent upon Frequent

Changes of Teachers,

F.

Importance of the Lunar Theory,

FEBRUARY-

51

Indiana in Contrast,

386

Intellectual Philosophy,

419

L.

The two Candidates,

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