Charles Dudley Warner,
A-Hunting of the Deer, and other essays…
(1906)
“ Review lists in each grade, worked out on an entirely original plan, aid greatly in economizing both the teacher's and the pupil's time and energy. The interest of the child is stimulated by the selections, which are particularly well adapted to the grades in which they are used. ”
Charles Dudley Warner,
A-Hunting of the Deer, and other essays…
(1906)
“ The Suggestions to Teachers, to which three pages are devoted, are the result of long and successful experience in teaching spelling, and will therefore be found practical and helpful. The Bailey-Manly Spelling Book is based upon the well-established psychological principle that individuals differ greatly in the forms of memory used in learning spelling. ”
Charles Dudley Warner,
A-Hunting of the Deer, and other essays…
(1906)
“ The four following titles comprise a full treatment of the subjects of language, grammar, and composition, arranged to provide a book for a grade:— Language Lessons from Literature. Book I. By Alice Woodworth Cooley, Assistant Professor in Department of Education, University of North Dakota, and recently Supervisor of Primary Instruction in the Public Schools of Minneapolis. ”
