Psychology for Teachers.

ALLEN'S MIND STUDIES FOR YOUNG TEACHERS

By JEROME ALLEN, Ph.D., late Dean of the School of Pedagogy, University of the City of New York.

To aid teachers who know little about psychology, and who desire to be informed concerning its principles, especially its relation to the work of teaching, this book has been prepared. Its method is subjective, leading the student to watch mental processes, and draw his own conclusions. It is written in language easily comprehended, with many practical illustrations.

This book has been extensively used as a text in the Normal institutes of the estern states and is without doubt the most popular introduction to educational psychology: Size, 65%x 4 inches. 122 pages. Cloth binding, 50c: to teachers, 40c.. postage. 5c.

KELLOGG'S ELEMENTARY PSYCHOLOGY.

By AмOS M KELLOGG, author of School Management, etc This book is for beginners. An attempt is made to exhibit the processes by which we know, by employing familiar examples and illustrations. It is a good book for high schools and for beginners in pedagogy before taking up a larger book Questions are added to each chapter. Size, 64x44. 50 pages. Limp cloth covers. 25c.

KIRKPATRICK'S INDUCTIVE PSYCHOLOGY.

An Introduction to the Study of Mental Phenomena.

By Prof. E. A. KIRKPATRICK. The author believes that the inductive method of study, now almost universally followed in teaching the natural science, should equally be employed in teaching and studying psychology. To obtain real knowledge the pupil must observe and analyze the actual processes of his own mind and those of others, instead of taking for granted what others say; he must be led to observe, judge, and think for himself. This book, introducing the learner to the study of the mind, in this way secures his interest and attention. For reading circles it is excellent. The chapter on Child Study is especially strong and valuable. Size, 65% x 45% inches. 208 pages. Cloth binding, 80c.; to teachers, 6.; postage. fi.

ROOPER'S A POT OF GREEN FEATHERS:

A Study in Apperception.

By T. G. ROOPER. This is a very famous little book and deserves the reputation it has as the most interesting of all books on psychology It is a simple discussion of the mental operations by which we acquire knowledge. Com. Harris and many other eminent educators recommend it. Size, 6% x 4% inches. 46 pages. Limp cloth covers

WELCH'S TALKS ON PSYCHOLOGY.

25c.

This book states in a remarkably clear and effective way the outline principles, and the entire second part is devoted to the educational side. A well-known school inspector of Canada, says: "It is the most lucid and practical introduction to mental science I have ever seen."

Size, 64 x 44 inches. 136 pages. Cloth binding, 50c: to teachers 40c.; by mail, 5c, extra.

E. L. KELLOGG & CO., 61 E. 9th St., New York.