Journal of Proceeding and Addresses, Volume 48

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1910
Vols. for 1866-70 include Proceedings of the American Normal School Association; 1866-69 include Proceedings of the National Association of School Superintendents; 1870 includes Addresses and journal of proceedings of the Central College Association.
 

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CHILDREN DIFFER IN MORAL RESPONSIBILITY
169
Methods of Reducing Moral Truths to PracticeCummings
180
Brown G P
185
Dangers and Advantages of Specialization Prior to the HighSchool
199
Health and EducationHarrington
214
Southern Educational ProblemsWeber
234
ROUND TABLES
275
ROUND TABLE OF SUPERINTENDENTS OF LARGER CITIES
284
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EDUCATION
307
Physical Education from the Standpoint of HealthGulick
346
Jordan
357
The Vocational and Industrial SchoolFish
363
The Need of Industrial Education in Our Public SchoolsRobinson
369
DEPARTMENT OF KINDERGARTEN EDUCATION
377
The Child as the Center of Correlation in the KindergartenMiss Tanner
384
The Test of the Childs Kindergarten TrainingMiss Harris
396
OpenAir SessionsMiss Colton
410
DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
417
English in the Elementary SchoolsMiss Baylor
430
Strengthening the Work in the Elementary GradesGreenwood
436
DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY EDUCATION
443
Mathematics
445
The High School ItselfMcAndrew
450
The Opportunities of the Modern High SchoolCary
457
The Scientific ViewpointOsterhaul
472
Report of Committee on Encouraging College Entrance Credit in HighSchool
480
Latin
493
A Philosophical and Historical Retro
505
E Modern Foreign Languages
519
Writing in GermanBole
529
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION
535
The Office Side of the QuestionKeppel
542
The Relation of the College Faculty to FraternitiesFaunce
548
College DisciplineClark
557
DEPARTMENT OF NORMAL SCHOOLS
563
Legitimate Spheres of Influence for the Normal School in Public Education
569
Report of the Progress of Simplified Spelling in America
588
DEPARTMENT OF MANUAL TRAINING AND ART EDUCATION
595
Our Public Schools as Preparatory Schools for Practical LifeRumely
603
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC EDUCATION
789
The Study of the Appreciation of Music in the High School of Springfield Mass
803
Harmony Courses in High SchoolsMcConathy
811
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION
833
How to Make Commercial Courses More EfficientLakey
839
The Education and Professional Training of Commercial TeachersPitman
847
What Business Men Demand of Graduates of Commercial SchoolsHealey
854
Commercial Education as a Branch of Vocational TrainingHerrick
861
The Attitude of Academic HighSchool Teachers Toward Students of Commer
868
DangerSignals in Young ChildrenGroszmann
874
The Influence of Environment and Education Upon
886
Its Work and Relations to ChildStudy
893
How Every School may be a Child Welfare ConferenceAllen
899
Child Study and School Organization and AdministrationSpaulding
906
What Can the Public School Do for Subnormal ChildrenGoddard
912
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
921
Psychological Aspects of Physical EducationHall
927
Physical Education of Girls During Childhood and Pubescent PeriodMiss
936
The Physical Training of PostAdolescent GirlsMiss Wright
942
Mouth Hygiene in Public SchoolsPotter
948
Science Instruction in the Small High SchoolRussell
955
The Problem
964
The Outlook for Educational AdministrationStoddart
970
The Need for Better School Reports and PublicitySnedden
977
A Decade of School Administration in BostonEllis
987
LIBRARY DEPARTMENT
993
The Training of Teachers in the Use of Books and the LibrarySturges
1003
ElementarySchool Class Reference Work in Public LibrariesMrs Maltby
1014
Some Results of Elementary School Class Reference Work in Public Libraries
1022
Secretarys Minutes
1033
Conservation of Vision and the Prevention of BlindnessLewis
1055
What Kind of Qualifications and Training Should the Teacher of the Special
1061
Oralism in Oral SchoolsTaylor
1067
DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL PATRONS
1073
DEPARTMENT OF RURAL AND AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
1081
Field Laboratory WorkDavis
1087
Report of the National Committee on Agricultural Education
1094
The Place of the Agricultural High School in the System of Public
1103

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Informazioni bibliografiche

TitoloJournal of Proceeding and Addresses, Volume 48
AutoreNational Education Association of the United States
pubblicato1910
Provenienza dell'originaleHarvard University
Digitalizzato17 ott 2018
  
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