Teacher Education Journal

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• 1963 Administrators Round-Up Group Discussion Report..  26,:27-32. 1964
• Progress in Implementing the Illinois Plan for Program Development for Gifted Children..  26,:5-13. 1964
• Providing for the More Humane Education of Gifted Children..  26,:14-26. 1964
• The Supervisor and Student-Teacher: A Professional Partnership..  26,:30-3. 1963
• Trends in Secondary School Preparation of Illinois State Normal University Freshmen..  26,:5-12. 1963
• An Experiment in Experimental Psychology..  25,:34-6. 1962
• Art..  25,:12-7. 1962
• Biological Sciences..  25,:17-20. 1962
• Education Administration..  25,:7-12. 1962
• Evolution of Books on the Family..  25,:35-41. 1962
• ISNU's Summer Seminar in European History: A YArdstick for Teachers of History..  25,:29-34. 1962
• Preface..  24,:3-5. 1962
• The Doctoral Program at Illinois State Normal University..  25,:5-7. 1962
• The Emerging Teacher Education Curricula..  24,:3-11. 1962
• The Foreign Language Teaching Sequence at Illinois State Normal University..  25,:21-9. 1962
• Balance of Payments in Disequilibrium and All That..  23,:18-31. 1961
• Approaches to Teaching Social Studies..  22,:21-9. 1960
• Explorations in Teaching Mathematics..  22,:6-12. 1960
• Observations in Teaching Science..  22,:13-20. 1960
• A Sanitary Survey of Miller Park Lake, Bloomington, Illinois..  22,:26-9. 1959
• A Survey on the Teaching of Reading..  21,:12-5. 1959
• Do We Need a New Philosophy of Education?.  21,:16-9. 1959
• Effect of Antibiotic Combinations on Ceratostomella Ulmi, the Fungus Producing Dutch Elm Disease..  22,:30-5. 1959
• Quality in Classroom Teaching..  21,:36-43. 1959
• Selective Admission for Prospective Teachers..  22,:29-30. 1959
• Teacher Education in Southeast Asia..  21,:3-11. 1959
• The Day's Work as a President Sees it..  21,:22-4. 1959
• The Use of Projects in the Teaching of High School Chemistry..  22,:5-11. 1959
• Experimental Projects in Illinois Schools..  20,:7-10. 1958
• Its Profit Better Than Gold..  20,:11-21. 1958
• A Slide Series on Furniture Selection: A Visual Aid for High School Homemaking Teachers..  19,:14. 1957
• Follow-Up of the Graduates of the University High School..  20,:20-51. 1957
• Jesse W. Fell, Friend of Education..  20,:3-35. 1957
• The Nature of the Present Population of the University High School..  20,:5-19. 1957
• The University Elementary Schools in the Future..  19,:19-22. 1957
• The University Elementary Schools-1957..  19,:15-8. 1957
• The University High School..  20,:52-71. 1957
• A Century of University Elementary Schools at Illinois State Normal University..  19,:5-14. 1956
• A New Design for Developing Elementary Teachers..  19,:48-51. 1956
• Arithmetic Experiences..  19,:36-40. 1956
• Child Study as Sophomores..  19,:8-10. 1956
• Foreign-Language Experiences..  19,:40-3. 1956
• Labratory School Experiences..  19,:22-3. 1956
• Merit as Applied to Illinois Teachers' Salaries..  18,:10. 1956
• Observations as Freshmen..  19,:6-8. 1956
• Off-Campus Experiences..  19,:24-7. 1956
• Participation as Juniors..  19,:10-8. 1956
• Planned Observations for the Teaching of Reading Methods..  19,:19-20. 1956
• Professional Experiences in the Elementary School..  18,:5-6. 1956
• Science Experiences..  19,:29-30. 1956
• Senator Taft's Public Speaking on Labor Legislation: An Analysis and Evaluation..  18,:13-4. 1956
• Social Science, Religion, and Philosophy in the Illinois Junior Colleges..  18,:22. 1956
• Social Studies Experiences..  19,:30-5. 1956
• Student Teaching as Seniors..  19,:21-2. 1956
• Teaching Aids..  19,:28. 1956
• The University Farm..  19:22-4. 1956
• A Philosophy of Teacher Education..  18,:5-9. 1955
• A Study of the Established Policies, Rules and Regulations, amd Procedures of Boards of Education..  17::45-7. 1955
• Children Like Their Own Assemblies..  17::6-10. 1955
• Comparing Mechanical Drawing Literature of 1900-1910 with 1943-1953..  17::32-3. 1955
• Differences in Auditory Discrimination Between Blind and Seeing Subjects..  17::37. 1955
• Gamma Phi..  17::19-20. 1955
• General Shop Developments in McLean County Schools..  17,:48. 1955
• Improving Reading Skills of Future Teachers..  18,:39-41. 1955
• Let's Read Aloud..  17::4-6. 1955
• Limnological Investigation of Three Illinois Bottomland Lakes..  17::33. 1955
• Looking Ahead in Professional Education..  18,:41-3. 1955
• Off-Campus Student Teaching..  17::18. 1955
• Play Production Bibliography..  17,:10-5. 1955
• Research in Teacher Education..  18,:36-9. 1955
• Some Contributions of Latin to the Aims of Secondary Education..  17::35. 1955
• Summer Jobs for Science Teachers..  6:12-3. 1955
• The 'N' Club..  17::18-9. 1955
• The Education of School Administrators..  18,:28-32. 1955
• The First Course in Speech for the Secondary School..  17,:15-23. 1955
• The Graduate Program of Teacher Education..  18,:25-8. 1955
• The Preparation of Counselors..  18,:32-4. 1955
• The Professional Development of Physical Education at Illinois State Normal University..  17::5-9. 1955
• The Professional Education of Elementary School Teachers..  18,:9-11. 1955
• The Professional Education of Junior College Teachers..  18,:16-8. 1955
• The Professional Education of Junior High School Teachers..  18,:12-4. 1955
• The Professional Education of Secondary School Teachers..  18,:14-6. 1955
• The Professional Preparation of Special Teachers..  18,:18-21. 1955
• The Psychological Counseling Service..  18,:34-6. 1955
• The Remedial Speech Program for College Students at Illinois State Normal University..  17::33-9. 1955
• The Role of the Classroom Teacher in a Speech Therapy Program..  17::24-33. 1955
• The Undergraduate Student Teaching Program..  18,:22-5. 1955
• Viewpoints Regarding Curriculum Change..  17::3-32. 1955
• Arithmetic and the Mature Mind..  16,:29-32. 1954
• Bottom Faunas of Lake Chautauqua and Quiver Lake Near Havana, Illinois, in 1952 and 1953..  16,:32. 1954
• Clifford Newton Mills..  16,:5-7. 1954
• Conferences on the Teaching of Mathematics..  16,:33. 1954
• Edna M. Norskog-In Memoriam..  16,:33-4. 1954
• Graduate Program in Mathematics..  16,:11-3. 1954
• Mathematics Guidance at University High School..  16,:22-5. 1954
• Mathematics at Illinois State Normal University..  16,:8-11. 1954
• Research in the Teaching of Mathematics..  16,:14-7. 1954
• Student Teaching in Secondary School Mathematics..  16,:17-22. 1954
• The Junior High School Program..  16,:25-8. 1954
• The Relationship of Temperament to Social Class Identification: A Study..  16,:8. 1954
• A Point of View for Art Education..  16,:35-9. 1953
• An Art Gallery for Your School..  16,:30-4. 1953
• Determining Curricular Needs in Graphic Arts at Illinois State Normal University..  15,:16-7. 1953
• Evaluating Art Activities..  16,:35-9. 1953
• Evaluation of Student Teaching..  16,:17-25. 1953
• Experiences in Student Teaching..  15,:21-2. 1953
• Experimentation with Free and Inexpensive Materials..  16,:21-4. 1953
• Extracurricular Activities Provided for Agriculture Students..  15,:23-6. 1953
• Functions of Campus Labratory Schools..  16,:13-6. 1953
• Girl's Athletic Associations: A Study of State and Local Organizations..  15,:33-4. 1953
• Helping Children With Special Disabilities Through Art Activities..  16,:15-20. 1953
• Originality: The Prime Art Experience..  16,:11-4. 1953
• Paper a Medium for Creative Activities..  15,:15. 1953
• Physical Education for High School Cardiacs: A Proposed Program..  15,:41. 1953
• Selected Art Bibliography for the Elementary School..  16,:45-7. 1953
• Sources of Art Supplies and Equipment..  16,:28-30. 1953
• The Content of the Elementary Art Curriculum..  16,:5-11. 1953
• The Placement of Professional Labratory Experiences in a Teacher Education Program..  16,:4-12. 1953
• The Teaching of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales in the High School: An Annotated Bibliography, 1900 to April, 1952..  15,:9-10. 1953
• The Use of Projects in the Teaching of High School Chemistry..  15,:26. 1953
• Tools, Equipment, and Supplies..  16,:25-8. 1953
• Why an Art Program in the Elementary School..  16,:53. 1953
• Radio: A Perceptual Aid to Learning..  14,:9-12. 1952
• A Follow Up Study of Graduates of University High School..  14,:27-41. 1951
• A Need for the Humanities in Teacher Education..  13,:8-10. 1951
• A Study of the Business Education Program at Illinois State Normal University..  14,:13-26. 1951
• By-Product: International Understanding..  13,:26-31. 1951
• Developing Musicianship Through Integrated Theory Courses..  13,:11-5. 1951
• Educational Field Trips..  14,:6-8. 1951
• High School Science Clubs..  14,:3-39. 1951
• Music Learning 'Through the Looking Glass.'.  13,:16-7. 1951
• Piano Readiness..  13,:18-9. 1951
• Survey of Office and Store Occupations..  14,:10-2. 1951
• Surveys in Business Education..  14,:3-9. 1951
• The Implementation of the Home Economic Philosophy: Development of the Curriculum..  14,:7-33. 1951
• The Philosophy of Home Economics at Illinois State Normal University..  14,:5-6. 1951
• A High School Course in Biblical Literature..  12,:17-20. 1950
• Bent-Pin Grammar..  12,:27-8. 1950
• Field Study in the Teacher-Training Institution..  13,:9-12. 1950
• Graduate Preparartion of Physical Education Teachers..  13,:30-1. 1950
• History of Field Work at Illinois State Normal University..  13,:5-8. 1950
• Labratory Experiences Prior to Student Teaching..  13,:22-3. 1950
• Music Education for All..  13,:3-7. 1950
• Physical Education for Living and for Teaching..  13,:14-7. 1950
• Present Trends in Teacher Preparation in Physical Education..  13,:38-41. 1950
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  13,:16-23. 1950
• Reconnaissance Field Work at Illinois State Normal University..  13,:13-5. 1950
• Student Teaching Experiences at Illinois Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's School..  13,:26-7. 1950
• The Coordinated Program of Student Teaching..  13,:24-25. 1950
• The English Secondary Schools and the Teaching of English..  12,:29-33. 1950
• The Philosophy of Teacher Preparation in Physical Education..  12,:34-9. 1950
• The Physical Education Teacher Intereprets Her Work..  13,:35-7. 1950
• The Value of Library Training in Expediting the Teaching of English..  12,:21-6. 1950
• Undergraduate Professional Preparation of Women Teachers of Physical Education..  13,:18-21. 1950
• A Baseball Guide for Youth and Youth Leaders..  10,:6. 1948
• A Radio Workshop..  10,:26-8. 1948
• A Selected Biography for the Teacher..  10,:29-31. 1948
• An Open Letter to School Admnistrators..  11,:3-6. 1948
• Institutional Services for Children..  11,:7-8. 1948
• Journalism Instruction in the University..  11,:15-9. 1948
• Needs for Improving Communication Skills..  11,:3. 1948
• Non-Faculty Contributors..  11,:9-10. 1948
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  10,:32-5. 1948
• Rapid Methods for Health Teachers and Health Educators to Use in Spotting Stream Pollution..  10,:5. 1948
• Resource Units for a Course in Basic Photography on the Secondary Level..  11,:38. 1948
• School Interpretation Practices in the Daily Newspapers of Illinois..  11,:12. 1948
• Summer School Student Teaching in Special Education at Illinois State Normal University..  11,:30-1. 1948
• The La Salle-Peru-Oglesby Industrial Area as a Type Unit Study in Geography..  10,:6. 1948
• The Primary Special Aid Room..  11,:19-20. 1948
• The Psychological Counseling Center..  11,:16-8. 1948
• The Reading Labratory..  11,:9-15. 1948
• The Speech Re-Education Clinic..  11,:21-9. 1948
• Use of the Radio in the English Classroom..  10,:23-5. 1948
• A Day in an Elementary-School Library..  10,:11-3. 1947
• A Resume of a Specific Radio Series Broadcast for Children..  10,:13-4. 1947
• Academic and Professional Organizations..  10,:21-4. 1947
• Activities of the Office of Veteran's Service..  9,:3-4. 1947
• Credit for War Service..  9,:13-5. 1947
• Entertainments, Lectures, and Concerts..  10,:42. 1947
• Foreword..  10,:3. 1947
• Illinois State Normal University's Radio Listening Audience..  10,:5-10. 1947
• In School Library Management..  10,:25-8. 1947
• Music Activities..  10,:30-3. 1947
• Physical Plant of the University Press..  9,:5. 1947
• Producing Effective Exhibits..  9,:25-8. 1947
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  9,:20-3. 1947
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  10,:29-32. 1947
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  10,:43-4. 1947
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  9,:17-9. 1947
• Publications of the Alumni and Publicity Offices..  9,:10-3. 1947
• Radio Experiences at Illinois State Normal University..  10,:3-4. 1947
• Recreational and Athletic Programs for Men..  10,:24-6. 1947
• Recreational and Athletic Programs for Women..  10,:27-30. 1947
• Residence Halls in Extra-Class Life..  10,:8-13. 1947
• Social Activities..  10,:13-7. 1947
• Speech Activities..  10,:33-41. 1947
• Student Council..  10,:19-20. 1947
• Student Religious Activities..  10,:17-8. 1947
• Testing Services for Veterans..  9,:10-1. 1947
• The High School Yearbook..  9,:15-6. 1947
• The Library in the Elementary School..  10,:3-6. 1947
• The Placement of Veterans..  9,:19. 1947
• The Seventh Grade..  10,:15-6. 1947
• The Third Grade..  10,:14-5. 1947
• The Training of Elementary-School Teacher-Librarians at Illinois State Normal University..  10,:21-5. 1947
• The University Press in Graphic Arts Teacher Education..  9,:6-7. 1947
• Two University Journals..  9,:8-9. 1947
• Vitalizing Children's Experiences Through the Central School Library.''.  10,:13. 1947
• A Living Museum..  9,:6-8. 1946
• A Museum in a Teacher Training College..  9,:3-6. 1946
• Adult Education..  8,:4-5. 1946
• Agricultural Implement and Tool Exhibit..  9,:19. 1946
• Audio-Visual Aids in Post War Education..  9,:7-10. 1946
• Central Division Meeting of the Illinois Education Association..  5,:14-5. 1946
• College Day..  5,:21-3. 1946
• Educational Conference..  5,:26-7. 1946
• Educational Exhibit..  5,:25-6. 1946
• Home Economics Day..  5,:17. 1946
• Making Use of Materials..  9,:22-5. 1946
• McClean County Track and Field Meet..  5,:18-9. 1946
• Music Clinic..  5,:19-21. 1946
• Organization of Museums on the University Campus..  9,:13-8. 1946
• Play Day at the Metcalf School..  5,:23. 1946
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  9,:26-7. 1946
• Progress in Audio-Visual Education..  9,:3-4. 1946
• The Museum Staff--As it Might Be..  9,:9-12. 1946
• The Proposed Museuam for University Historical Materials..  9,:20-1. 1946
• The Use of Films in Milner Library..  9,:22-4. 1946
• Administrative Roundup..  5,:5-7. 1942
• Changing Emphasis in Home Economics at Illinois State Normal University..  5,:3-5. 1942
• Enriching Experiences in Home Economics..  5,:11-14. 1942
• Home Economics Meets the Needs of Today..  5,:9-11. 1942
• Invitational Debate Tournament..  5,:10-2. 1942
• McCLean County Basketball Tournament..  5,:12-3. 1942
• McClean County High School Literary Festival..  5,:15-6. 1942
• Preparation of Vocational Homemaking Teachers..  5,:6-9. 1942
• Radio Programs..  5,:4-5. 1942
• Autumn in Your Locality..  4,:16-7. 1941
• Educational Value of the Natural History Museum..  5,:7-8. 1941
• Forthcoming Campus Activities..  4,:27. 1941
• Forthcoming Campus Activities..  4,:29-30. 1941
• Functional Physical Science..  4,:24-26. 1941
• High School Geography in Illinois..  4,:7-12. 1941
• Maps in the Elementary and High Schools..  4,:30-1. 1941
• Musical Wind Instruments are More Than Music Makers..  4,:19-24. 1941
• New Horizons for Elementary School Music..  4,:8-12. 1941
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  4,:28-30. 1941
• School Music Then and Now..  4,:3-8. 1941
• Science for the Elementary School Teacher..  5,:13-7. 1941
• Solving Discipline Problems in the High School Music Department..  4,:25-9. 1941
• Song Interpretation..  4,:15-19. 1941
• The Cost of Equipping a Small High School Chemistry Lab..  4,:14-9. 1941
• The Geographic Factor..  4,:3-7. 1941
• The History of the Museum..  5,:4-7. 1941
• The Opaque Picture as a Visual Aid in Geography..  4,:12-6. 1941
• The Orchestra in the Public Schools of Illinois..  4,:12-5. 1941
• The Science Tradition..  4,:3-4. 1941
• Why Teach Photography?.  4,:19-23. 1941
• A Course of Reading..  4,:3-6. 1940
• A Progressive Summer School..  4,:24-7. 1940
• A Selected Biography on the General Shop..  3,:30-39. 1940
• Art Crafts in the School Curriculum..  3,:25-29. 1940
• Chaucer in High School..  4,:10-2. 1940
• Consumer Science in the Secondary School..  4,:9-13. 1940
• Courses in English Grammar..  4,:9-11. 1940
• Forthcoming Campus Activities..  3,:40. 1940
• Forthcoming Campus Activities..  4,:22-3. 1940
• Forthcoming Campus Activities..  4,:29-31. 1940
• Forthcoming Campus Activities..  4,:23-4. 1940
• Freshman English at Illinois State Normal University..  4,:4-5. 1940
• From A to Zed..  4,:6-9. 1940
• Future Elementary Industrial Arts A Prophecy..  3,:3-6. 1940
• Guidance Through Industrial Arts..  3,:22-4. 1940
• History in the Making..  4,:19-20. 1940
• How Progressive May a Rural School Be?.  4,:18-20. 1940
• In-Service Training of Rural Teachers..  4,:9-12. 1940
• Industrial Arts in Illinois State Normal University..  3,:6-9. 1940
• Mechanical Drawing in General Education..  3,:18-21. 1940
• Pertinent References..  4,:24-8. 1940
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  3,:41. 1940
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  4,:24-7. 1940
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  4,:24-7. 1940
• Recent Trends in Children's Books..  4,:7-10. 1940
• Shakespeare in High School..  4,:12-4. 1940
• Some Thoughts on the Selection of Industrial Arts Equipment..  3,:14-7. 1940
• Special Problems in Rural Education in Illinois..  4,:3-6. 1940
• The Adequate Rural School Library..  4,:21-4. 1940
• The Department of English..  4,:3-4. 1940
• The Education of the High School Physical Science Teacher..  4,:3-5. 1940
• The Industrial Arts Teacher..  3,:10-13. 1940
• The New Generation-Three Contemporary English Poets..  4,:17-21. 1940
• The Rural Curriculum Guide in Illinois..  4,:7-9. 1940
• The Teaching of Remedial Reading..  4,:12-14. 1940
• The Yearbook; an Outlet for Creative Writing..  4,:21-2. 1940
• Visual Education for Science Teachers..  4,:5-9. 1940
• Why Creative Writing?.  4,:15-8. 1940
• World Literature..  4,:14-7. 1940
• An Interpretation of Recreation..  3,:3-4. 1939
• Annual Geography Field Course..  3,:27-9. 1939
• Broadened Concept of Student Teaching..  3,:3-4. 1939
• Campus Student Teaching in Metcalf Elementary School..  3,:8-10. 1939
• Campus Student Teaching in University High School..  3,:12-5. 1939
• Drama as Recreation..  3,:15-20. 1939
• Educational Trips in the Secondary School..  3,:13-15. 1939
• Faculty Publications..  3,:31. 1939
• Faculty Publications..  2,:25. 1939
• Faculty Publications..  3,:19. 1939
• Faculty Publications..  3,:32-5. 1939
• Field Trips for Kindergarten Children..  3,:6-7. 1939
• Field Trips in Agriculture..  3,:24-6. 1939
• Field Trips in Home Economics..  3,:23-4. 1939
• Field Trips in Sociology..  3,:16-8. 1939
• Field Trips in the Elementary School..  3,:8-13. 1939
• Forthcoming Campus Activities..  3,:30. 1939
• Forthcoming Campus Activities..  3,:35. 1939
• Forthcoming Campus Activities..  2,:30. 1939
• Forthcoming Campus Activities..  3,:20-1. 1939
• Industrial Field Trips..  3,:18-22. 1939
• Magazines for Recreation..  3,:9-11. 1939
• Play Days and Hobby Night in Recreation..  3,:12-3. 1939
• Principles in Safety Education..  2,:11-13. 1939
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  3,:30-2. 1939
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  3,:21-3. 1939
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  3,:34-8. 1939
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  2,:26-9. 1939
• Recreation and Science..  3,:20-2. 1939
• Recreation as a Factor in Personality Adjustment..  3,:4-7. 1939
• Recreational Aspects of Art..  3,:14-5. 1939
• Recreational Opportunities in Geography..  3,:7-9. 1939
• Recreational Opportunities in Industrial Arts..  3,:22-6. 1939
• Recreational Possibilities of History..  3,:27-8. 1939
• Recreational Values of Extra-Curricular Activities..  3,:28. 1939
• Safety Factors in School Buildings..  2,:21-4. 1939
• Safety in Shops and Labratories..  2,:21-4. 1939
• Student Teaching in Facilities at Children's Schools..  3,:10-12. 1939
• Student Teaching in Rural Affiliated Schools..  3,:4-8. 1939
• Student Teaching in Vacation Church Schools..  3,:16-7. 1939
• Training Teachers in Auto Driving and Traffic Safety..  2,:3-8. 1939
• Alumni Relations..  2,:7-9. 1938
• Campus Hospitality..  2,:19-20. 1938
• Consultive Service..  2,:26-7. 1938
• Contests and Clinics..  2,:20-3. 1938
• Conventions and Conferernces..  2,:32-3. 1938
• Extension Service..  2,:14-5. 1938
• Forthcoming Campus Activities..  2,:34-5. 1938
• Historical Information in Public Relations..  2,:29-31. 1938
• Homecoming Activities..  2,:17-8. 1938
• Normal University Publications..  2,:15-7. 1938
• Professional Activities of the Faculty..  2,:36-8. 1938
• Radio in Public Relations..  2,:29-31. 1938
• Reasons for a Public Relations Program..  2,:3-5. 1938
• The Newspaper in Public Relations..  2,:9-11. 1938
• Work of Bureau of Appointments..  2,:15-7. 1938