Click on a phrase to see its listings
Any subsequent underlined listing provides a link to that article, or part of it, on this website
"It
is not the answer that enlightens, but the question."
Ionesco, the French playwright
"The
real object of education is to have a man in the condition of
continually asking questions"
Bishop Mandell Creighton (Bishop of London around the beginning
of the 20th century)
Abbreviations used in the listings:
- Issue numbers, such as 6-3,
mean Vol. 6, No. 3. There are 4 issues to each volume:
1= Spring, 2= Summer, 3=Autumn, 4=Winter
(Exception: For year 2000 only, 2=Autumn, 3 = Winter) - T/S/P= Teacher/Student/Parent
Information on obtaining back issues of the print magazine
"Judge
a man by his questions rather than by his answers."
Voltaire, the French philosopher and writer
Important: Please
read directions first before trying this option.
If you would like to download the entire database from which these indexes are derived, and you can open EXCEL files, click here
If you cannot open EXCEL files, you can download a TEXT file which comprises the complete information in the database. A few lines down, you will see the option to "click here" to download this database.
When you click, this frame will fill up with hundreds of lines of text. Use your browser's option to "Select all", then do a "Save" or a "Save as" to download all of this text to your hard drive. To return back to this screen, use your browser's "Back" button.
To use the text file after downloading, open it with your database or spreadsheet program (such as FileMaker, AppleWorks, etc.) In case your program asks you questions about the file, the fields are separated by a TAB, and the records are separated by a CARRIAGE RETURN.
However, in most cases, your program will know automatically how to open it. Once the information is in your database program, you can then make the fields larger so you can see all the information in each field, you can perform searches, print reports, etc. See your database/spreadsheet's manual for more information.
To begin the download, click here.
"It
is better to know some of the questions than all of the answers."
James Thurber, the American writer and cartoonist
