Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students audio book

Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students. In this book, counsel is given on conducting a school, with special attention to subject matter, discipline, and objectives to be emphasized.

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Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students
Section 1—The Higher Education
The Essential Knowledge
The Peril in Worldly Education
The First of Sciences
Mastering the Science
True Success in Education
The Teacher of Truth the Only Safe Educator
God Misrepresented
A True Representation
Unselfish Service the Law of Heaven
The Result of Self-Seeking
The Remedy
For Further Study
Section 2—The Aim of Our Schools
Our Children and Youth Demand Our Care
A Liberal Education to Be Provided
All to Be Trained
A Fund for Schoolwork
High Aims
The Responsibility of Church Members
The Teacher's Privilege
The Primal Object of Education
The One Perfect Pattern
The School of Christ
The Bible as an Educator
Lessons From Nature
The Heavenly Pattern
Character Building
Teachers and Teaching
God Our Dependence
An Effective Helper
For Further Study
Section 3—General Principles
The Right Education
Individuality in Children
Cause of Instability in Youth
Personal Qualifications of the Teacher
Close Confinement at School
The Ideal Plan
Physical Degeneracy
Importance of Home Training
Regulation of Employment and Amusement
Result of Continued Application
Our College
Education of Young Men for the Ministry
Bible Study
The Teacher's Responsibility
The Parents’ Part
The Need of Counseling Together
Christian Courtesy
The True Test of Prosperity
God's Purpose for the College
Deportment of Students
Association With Others
For Further Study
Section 4—The Home School
The Child's First School
The Family Altar
Home Discipline
Making Home Attractive
Unpromising Children
When and How to Punish
Safeguarding the Young
Choosing Associates
The Choice of Reading
Teaching Children to Be Useful
The Physical Well-Being
Unity in Government
A Missionary Training
What Shall Our Children Read?
Worthless Reading
Infidel Authors
Preoccupy the Soil
The Sabbath School Lesson
The Home Reading Circle
The Bible
The Parable of the Growing Seed
The Beauty of Simplicity
The Garden of the Heart
Teaching Lessons of Helpfulness
The Co-operation of Teacher and Parent
Christ's Example
Co-operation Between the Home and the School
What the Teacher Should Be
Requiring Obedience
Parents to Strengthen the Teacher's Hands
A Sympathetic Understanding
Home Schools
Bible Study in the Home
Missionary Agencies
For Further Study
Section 5—The Church School
Our Responsibility
The Work to Be Done for Our Children
The Work of the Church School
Church Schools Needed
The Character of Church Schools and of Their Teachers
Results of Church-School Work
Christ as the Example and Teacher of Youth
The Bible Lesson
The Victory of Faith
Teaching from Nature
Under Discipline to Christ
An Object Lesson
A Wide Field
For Further Study
Section 6—The Intermediate School
Intermediate Schools
The Work of the Fernando School
The Training of Missionaries
Further Instruction
Value of the Common Branches
The Influence Of Association
For Further Study
Section 7—The Teacher And The Work
Some Of The Christian Teacher's Needs
A Personal Knowledge of Christ
The Teacher's Need of Prayer
Dealing With Students as Individuals
Harmonious Development
The Power of a Happy Disposition
Increase by Use
An Appeal
The Necessity Of Doing Our Best
The Right Use of the Gift of Speech
Christ's Method
In Prayer
In Witnessing for Christ
Consecration of the Voice
A Deeper Consecration
The Teacher an Evangelist
Loma Linda
The Importance Of Simplicity
A Caution
The Great Teacher
Christian Discipline
The Student's Part
The Teacher's Part
Public Exposure of Wrongdoing
Expelling Students
For Further Study
Section 8—Study And Labor
The Dignity Of Labor
Manual Labor Versus Games
Manual Training Among the Israelites
Christ's Example
The Relation Between Christianity and Human Effort
The Lessons of Contented Industry
Words of Counsel
Physical Labor for Students
The Curse of Inaction
Advantages of Physical Labor
The Education of Girls
Equalizing Labor
Work Not Degrading
A Reformatory Work
Health and Efficiency
Overstudy
Voice Culture
Diet
Ventilation and Sanitation
The Reward of Obedience
Some Principles of Healthful Dressing
Physical Effects of Improper Dress
A Practical Training
Industrial Work
The Common Arts
Does It Pay
For Further Study
Section 9—Recreation
As Lights in the World
Representatives of Christ
Strength in Prayer
Dangerous Amusements for the Young
An Unfortunate Age
The Training of Children
A Time of Trial Before the Young
Separation From the World
Promises to the Young
Establishing Right Principles in the Youth
The Temptations of Youth
The Duties of Parents
Relaxation and Amusement
Christian Recreation
Worldly Amusements
Parties of Pleasure
Right Attitude of the Christian
Holidays Unto God
How to Spend Holidays
The Danger in Amusements
The Consequence of One Departure From Right
The Bible as Our Counselor
Useful Employment Versus Selfish Pleasure
For Further Study
Section 10—The Holy Spirit In Our Schools
The Teacher's Need Of The Holy Spirit's Aid
Human Effort Essential
A Failure to Recognize God's Messenger
God's Ideal for Man
Unholy Influences at Work
Manifest Working of the Holy Spirit
Perils of Worldly-Wise Teachers
Finishing at Worldly Schools
Section 11—Profitable Study
The False and the True in Education
Infidel Authors
Historical and Theological Lore
The Classics
High-Class Fiction
Myths and Fairy Tales
A Purer Fountain
Christ's Teaching
Knowledge That Can Be Utilized
Heart Education
The Knowledge that Endures
Studying to Useless Ends
The Highest Possible Development
Putting the Bible First
In Co-Operation with Christ
To Teachers and Students
A Speedy Preparation for Work
Intemperance in Study
The Education of Moses
The Most Important Lesson
God's Guidance to Be Sought
In View of Christ's Near Return
For Further Study
Section 12—The Bible in Education
God's Word a Treasure House
Finite Wisdom
Cause of Opposition to the Bible
Science and the Bible
The Book of Books
History in the Bible
The Bible as Literature
A Moral Power
The Bible Teacher
Simplicity in Teaching
A Failure to Study God's Word
Knowledge Through Obedience
Into Forbidden Paths
An Illustration
Some Results of Bible Study
An Unerring Guide
Receiving to Give
A New Mind
The Word and Works of God
An Impressive Representation
Study the Bible for Yourselves
The Bible Its Own Expositor
For Further Study
Section 13—Medical Studies
A Call for Gospel Medical Missionaries
The Medical Student
Importance of Bible Study
Spiritual Growth
For Further Study
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