Journal of Proceedings and Addresses of the ... Annual Meeting, Том 47

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The MacDonald College MovementRobertson
92
Educational Progress in Porto RicoDexter
100
Should the Public School Be the Bulwark of Public Health ?Favill
107
Hygiene in the Boston Public SchoolsBurke
118
Moral Training thru the Agency of the Public SchoolsBarnes
129
Some Experiments in Moral EducationSharp
141
DEPARTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENCE Chicago Meeting 1909
159
What Is Possible and Desirable in SimplificationRichey
165
ARTICULATION OF HIGHER INSTITUTIONS WITH SECONDARY SCHOOLS
192
Articulation of Higher and Secondary Education thru Teaching
198
The Playground as a Factor in School HygieneJohnson
203
The Evil Influence of School Conditions on Health of ChildrenHutchin
262
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
273
Industrial Education as a National InterestBrown
288
ROUND TABLES
307
Conditions Which Demand Industrial TrainingThompson
316
The WardSchool Principal
322
In the High SchoolDreher
330
Constitution
331
Presidents AddressSwain
340
The Systematic Care of the Exceptional ChildMiss Jones
346
Provisions for Exceptional Children in the St Louis Public SchoolsBlewett
355
Provisions for Exceptional Children in the Boston Public SchoolsBrooks
361
Report of Committee on Moral Training in the Public SchoolsGreenwood
367
Report of Committee on Culture Element and Economy of Time in Education
373
The Meaning of Industrial Education to the Elementary SchoolsDowning
380
Report of Committee on Cooperation with Foreign Educational Organizations
388
The Supervision of Rural SchoolsSchaeffer
397
The Adjustment of the School System to TwentiethCentury ConditionsCooley
404
The Province of the Common People in the Administration of EducationSeerley
415
The Province of State Boards in the Administration of EducationFairchild
423
The Province of State Institutions in the Administration of EducationThompson
430
DEPARTMENT OF KINDERGARTEN EDUCATION
437
Modification of Kindergarten and Elementary Handwork Necessary to Accord with
445
DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATON
457
How Can the ElementarySchool Curriculum Be Enriched?Work
466
Application of Household Arts in the Elementary SchoolsMrs Richards
473
DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY EDUCATION
479
A Physics and Chemistry
480
Unity in Education while Meeting Demands for Industrial TrainingDavenport enport
485
The Ethical Value of Vocational Instruction in Secondary SchoolsHall
492
Mathematics
511
Report of Committee on University Entrance Examinations in ArtClark
667
Secretarys Minutes
673
Music on an Accredited Basis in Colleges and UniversitiesFarnsworth
681
Modern Psychology and Music StudyChambers
687
Our National SongsBrown
695
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION
701
High School of Commerce or Commercial Department ?Sheppard
712
Secretarys Minutes
719
The Child in IndustryLovejoy
726
The Child in the GroupWhite
733
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
745
Should School Hygiene Become a Department of the PublicSchool System ?
751
The Proper Balance between Mental and Muscular TrainingGarrison
759
Athletic Competition in College and Preparatory SchoolSlocum
765
Organized Sports on Public Playgrounds and in SchoolsChadsey
771
How Supplemented by Y M C A Dietrich Bishop
777
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE INSTRUCTION
789
The Aim and Methods of Science Instruction in Secondary SchoolsCowen
799
What Shall the FirstYear HighSchool Science Be?Peet
809
Relation of Elementary to HighSchool Science CourseJohnson
817
Secretarys Minutes
829
The Function of School BoardsMark
839
Plan of a Course of Instruction in the Use of LibrariesMiss Tobitt
848
What Do the Library and Public School Contribute to Making of Educated Men?
860
DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL EDUCATION
871
The Indiana Plan for Handling Truants and Pauper ChildrenNeal
877
Industrial Education of the Deaf Blind and FeebleMindedMilligan
885
OpenAir SchoolsMrs Clark
894
Report of Committee on Books and Tests for Study of Exceptional Children
901
DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN EDUCATION
915
RemarksMiss Reel
924
The Teachers Responsibility to the Indian ChildHeeter
932
What Education Has Done for the IndianPeairs
938
The Preservation of Aboriginal ArtsFynn
947
DEPARTMENT OF RURAL AND AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
953
Some Means of Awakening an Interest in Agricultural EducationBalcomb
959
National Aid in Preparation of Teachers of AgricultureSeerley
965
Special Agricultural High SchoolsCrosby
974
The Correlation of HighSchool Science and AgricultureMain
983
DEPARTMENT OF WOMENS ORGANIZATIONS
993
Delinquency and the Responsibility of the School toward ItBache ΙΟΟΙ
1009
Third Report of Committee on SixYear Course of StudyMorrison 498
1023

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