...Evansville, lad. Linen, izrno, 201 pages. Price, 75 cents The aim of this little book is to awaken the mathematical consciousness of the child, and to guide his perceptions in such a way as to lay a firm foundation for further study by means of his own observations and inventions. Without giving...

...considered dry by the average mind, but here rendered interest^ ing by the method of its treatment. The aim of the work is to awaken gradually by simple and natural methods, the child's comprehension of the relations of different geometric forms. The plan is successfully carried...

...Concrete geometry for beginners. NY, American Book Co., [1896.] c. '95. 201 p. D. cl., 75 c. [610 Aims to awaken gradually, by simple and natural methods,...geometry by means of his own observations and inventions. *Hume, Fergus W. The carbuncle clue: a mystery. NY, F: Warne & Co., 1896. 260 p. 12°, cl., $1.25....

...Massachusetts. The geometry of the Ninth Grade is Hornbrook's Concrete Geometry, the aim of which is " to awake gradually, by simple and natural methods, the mathematical...geometry by means of his own observations and inventions " — a book which might easily be commenced in the rifth or sixth grade, and the whole easily accomplished...

...discriminating student of educational problems. The book is the result of practical schoolroom tests. "The aim of the work is to awaken gradually, by simple...by means of his own observations and inventions." A careful study of the book shows that the author has quite fully realized her aim. The opening chapter...