Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students

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• Preface
• Section 1—The Higher Education
• Section 2—The Aim of Our Schools
• Section 3—General Principles
• Section 4—The Home School
• Section 5—The Church School
• Section 6—The Intermediate School
• Section 7—The Teacher And The Work
• Section 8—Study And Labor
• Section 9—Recreation
• Section 10—The Holy Spirit In Our Schools
• Section 11—Profitable Study
• Section 12—The Bible in Education
• Section 13—Medical Studies
• Section 14—A Missionary Training
  • Education a Fitting for Service
    • Christ's Labor for Humanity
    • Long Courses of Study
    • The Character of Teachers
    • Offering to God Our Best
  • Gaining Efficiency
    • The School to Continue the Work of the Home
    • Pleasure in Religion
    • Setting a High Standard
  • Efficiency Through Service
  • The Education Most Essential for Gospel Workers
    • Self-Improvement in Workers
  • “According that a Man Hath”
  • Young Men as Missionaries
    • Foreign Languages
    • Young Men Wanted for Hard Places
  • Co-operation Between Schools and Sanitariums
    • Medical Evangelistic Work
    • The Benefit to the Patients
    • Unity Among Workers
    • Consecrated Service
  • A Broader View
    • Earning Scholarships
  • An Encouraging Experience
  • A Missionary Education
    • Worldly Plans Not to Be Followed
    • New Methods
  • The Youth to Be Burden Bearers
  • Literary Societies
  • Student Missionary Work
    • A Valuable Experience
    • Helpful Effort in the School
    • For Further Study