CONTENTS.

L INTELLECTUAL EDUCATION; or, the Cultivation of the Perceptive, Reflective, and

Expressive Faculties. By William Russell, A. M., late Principal of the Merri-

inck (N. H.) Normal Institute, and the New England Normal Institute, of

Lancaster, Mass........

1. The Perceptive Faculties,.

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2. The Reflective Faculties,.

3. The Expressive Faculties,.

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II. TRUE ORDER OF STUDIES. Rev. Thomas Hill, D. D., President of Antioch Col-

lege, Ohio,.....

1. General View of the Studies in a Course of Liberal Education,...

2. Geometry, Arithmetic, Algebra,.....

3. Physics; or, the Study of the Material World in its Natural State,.

4. History, Trade, Art, Law,..

III. LETTERS TO A YOUNG TEACHER. By Gideon F. Thayer, Principal of the
Chauncey-Hall School, Boston, from 1823 to 1856,..

1. Introduction,......

2. Self-examination and Self-discipline,..

3. Manners,..

4. Habits,....

5. Punctuality,...

6. Moral Instruction,..

7. Spelling...

8. Rending,..

9. Penmanship,

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10. Geography,.

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11. Rewards and Prizes,......

IV. CATECHISM ON METHODS OF TEACHING. From the German of Diesterweg, Hon-

camp, Hintz, Abbenrode,...........

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V. RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. By Rt. Rev. George Burgess, D. D.,

Gardiner, Maine,...

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VI. UNCONSCIOUS TUITION. By Rev. F. D. Huntington, D. D., Preacher and Plummer

Professor of Christian Morality,........

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VII. QUESTIONS FOR THE EXAMINATION OF A SCHOOL; or, Suggestions of Subjects for

Self-examination, or for Inquiry in Visiting Schools,..

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VIII. TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION IN TEACHERS' MEETINGS,..

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INTELLECTUAL EDUCATION:

OR, THE CULTIVATION OF THE PERCEPTIVE, REFLECTIVE, AND EXPRESSIVE FACULTIES.

BY WILLIAM RUSSELL, A. M.,

EDITOR OF THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION, (BOSTON,) 1826 to 1829.

[Reprinted from Barnard's American Journal of Education.]