EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION IN THE DEPOSITORY AT WINONA,
MINN., JULY 1, 1903
PROCEEDINGS of the NATIONAL TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
A complete Subject Index of all published proceedings to 1897 has been issued in a
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REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES
§ Report of Committee of Ten on Secondary Schools,
§ Report of Committee of Fifteen on Elementary Schools,
Report of Committee on Rural Schools,
The Department of Elementary Education (not including joint sessions)
The Department of Manual Training (including joint sessions of Elementary, Art, and Indian
Departments)
† All orders for reprints should be accompanied by remittance; a discount of 20 per
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Proceedings of the Department of Superintendence previous to 1891 were printed
by the Bureau of Education at Washington, D. C.
The Reports of the Committee of Ten and of the Committee of Fifteen are printed
and sold by the American Book Co. for 30 cents each, postage paid.
All reprints noted above are included in the bound volumes of Proceedings except
the Report of the Committee of Ten on Secondary Schools.
All publications listed above can be obtained of the undersigned.
IRWIN SHEPARD, Secretary N. E. A.
[Names of authors of formal papers are set in SMALL CAPITALS. A † indicates a memorial sketch.]
Aber, William-Discussion, 536.
Academic Side of Normal-School Work,
The-Henry Johnson, 577.
Act of Incorporation, 4.
Adams, George E.-Report on Examina-
tion of Securities of the Permanent
Fund, 20.
Addresses of Welcome-Hon. John L.
Bates, 41; Hon. Patrick A. Collins, 41;
Miss Gertrude Edmund, 1042; Curtis
Guild, Jr., 1041; Edward Everett Hale,
1040; John T. Prince, 1043; Henry S.
Pritchett, 42; A. E. Winship, 1042.
Admission to Normal Schools, Conditions
of, 566, 569.
Adolescence, Psychic Arrest in, 811.
AHERN, MARY EILEEN-Library Instruc-
tion in the Normal School, 976; Secre-
tary's Minutes, Library Department, 937.
Alaska's Start toward Citizenship-Sheldon
Jackson, 1052.
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ALDERMAN, EDWIN A.-Memorial Ad-
dress on J. L. M. Curry, 365.
ALLEN, EDWARD E.-President's Address,
986.
Amendment to By-Laws, as Passed, 28;
as Proposed, 24.
American Education, The Part of the
Manual Training High School in, 71.
Anagnos, Michael-Discussion, 383.
ANDERSON, WILLIAM G.-Physical Train-
ing for the Mass of Students, 837.
Annual Business Meeting, Minutes of, 23.
Argumentative Discourse in High Schools,
460, 466.
Art Education, Department of, 665.
Art Instruction as Related to Manual Work
-Alfred Vance Churchill, 635; Discus-
sion, 641.
Art Schools, Resolution of Committee on
Course of Study in, 666.
Art, The Teaching of, 666.
Attendance of Boys at the High School,
How to Increase the, 801.
Attitude of Trade Unions toward Trade
Schools-William H. Sayward, 620; Dis-
cussion, 626.
Audit, Certificate of, 18.
Baccalaureate Course, Length of the, 489.
BAILEY, L. H.-The Nature-Study Move-
ment, 109.
BAKER, GEORGE P.-The Teaching of Ar-
gumentative Discourse in High Schools,
460.
Baker, James H.-Discussion, 515, 536.
BALDWIN, RALPH L.-School Music; Has
It Made Music Readers? 705.
BALLIET, THOMAS M.-Manual, Trade,
and Technical Education, 65; The Or-
ganization of Trade Schools: From the
Point of View of a School Superintend-
ent, 609; The Saving of Time in Ele-
mentary and Secondary Education, 317;
Discussion, 329, 800.
BARNES, EARL- The Child's Favorite
Study in the Elementary Curriculum,
420; A Study Based on the Children of
a State, 754; Discussion, 760.
Bartholomew, W. H.-Remarks on Dr. E.
E. White, 373.
Basketry, Indian-Its Poetry and Symbol-
ism, 644.
BATES, JOHN L.-Address of Welcome,
41.
Baxter, C. J.-Discussion, 219.
BAYLISS, ALFRED-Industrial Training in
Rural Schools, 185; Some Co-operative
Suggestions, 938.
Beardshear, William Miller,†-Homer H.
Seerley, 368; Resolution on, 142.
BECKWITH, WALTER P.-Conditions of
Admission to Normal Schools, 566.
Beginning and Aims of the General Edu-
cation Board, The-Wallace Buttrick,
116.
BELL, SANFORD-Influence of Men and
Women Teachers, 809.
Bender, Ida C.-Discussion, 768.
BENDER, WILBUR H.-The Organization
and Function of the Training School in
the State Normal School, 219.
Bennett, Charles A.-Discussion, 617.
Bibliography on Consolidation of Rural
Schools, 924.
Biology in High Schools, The Teaching
of, 858.
Bishop, J. Remsen-Discussion, 454.
Bivins, J. A.-Discussion, 456.
Black, William H.-Discussion, 446.
BLAKE, CLARENCE JOHN-The Importance
of Hearing Tests in the Public Schools,
1013.
BLODGETT, A. B.-The Most Effective Use
of a Superintendent's Time, 224.
Board of Directors, Minutes of Meeting of,
for 1902-3, 32; for 1903-4, 35.
Bookkeeping as a Study, Disciplinary
Value of, 741.
BOONE, RICHARD G.-The Lock-Step in
the Public Schools, 408; Discussion, 260.
Booth, F. W.-Report of Committee on
Statistics of Defective Sight and Hear-
ing of Public-School Children, 1036.
Boy and his Handicraft at Home, The-
George H. Bryant, 651; Discussion, 652.
Boys and Girls, Physics for the, 880.
Boys Who Leave the High School, The
Percentage of, 792.
Brain-Building, Physical Education and,
818.
BRANDT, FRANCIS BURKE-The City Nor-
mal School of the Future, 540; Discus-
sion, 445, 996.
BRETT, WILLIAM H.-Library Instruction
in the Normal School, 971.
BRIGHT, ORVILLE T.-School Gardens,
City School Yards, and the Surroundings
of Rural Schools, 77.
Brooks, John Lee-Discussion, 537.
BROWN, ELMER ELLSWORTH-The Length
of the Baccalaureate Course and Prepa-
ration for the Professional Schools, 489.
Brown, H. B.-Discussion, 732.
Brown, Z. H.-Discussion, 227.
Bruce, William George-Secretary's Min-
utes, Department of School Administra-
tion, 898.
BRYAN, WILLIAM J. S.-The Formation of
a Federation of Secondary School Asso-
ciations, 476; Discussion, 485.
BRYANT, GEORGE H.-The Boy and His
Handicraft at Home, 651.
Buchanan, John T. -Discussion, 479.
Burlingame, L. D.-Discussion, 607.
Business Education, Department of, 719.
Business Meeting, Annual, Minutes of, 23.
BUTLER, NICHOLAS MURRAY-The Length
of the Baccalaureate Course and Prepa-
ration for the Professional Schools, 500;
Report of Committee on Resolutions, 29.
BUTTRICK, WALLACE-The Beginning and
Aims of the General Education Board,
116.
By-Laws of the General Association, 4.
Calendar of Meetings, 6.
Callahan, Henry White-Leader of Classi-
Campbell, Charles F. F.-Discussion, 997.
Campbell, William T.-Discussion, 483.
CARPENTER, FRANK O.-Commercial Ge-
ography: The New Science, 732; Discus-
sion, 725.
Carr, John W.-Discussion, 159, 263, 340,
360,798.
CARROL, CLARENCE, F.-What Should Be
the Features of a Modern Elementary
School Building? 235; Discussion, 262,
545.
Carter, Charles M.-Discussion, 676.
Certificate of Audit, 18.
Certificate of Examiner of Securities, 20.
Certificate of Incorporation, 5.
Chalmers, W. W.-Discussion, 162, 234.
CHAMBERLAIN, ARTHUR P.-The Demand
for Trade Schools: From the Educator's
Point of View, 602.
"Charitable" Can the Term Justly Be
Applied to the Education of Any Chil-
dren? 1007.
Chase, George C.-Discussion, 536.
Chase, Susan F.-Secretary's Minutes, De-
partment of Child Study, 754.
Chemistry, College, 872; High-School, 873;
From the City Superintendents Point of
View, 878; in its Relation to a College
Course, 880.
Chemistry from the College Standpoint-
Henry P. Talbot, 877.
Chemistry Teaching, The Normal-School
View of, 879.
Cheney, Francis J.-Discussion, 564.
Child-Life, School Hygiene in its Bearing
on, 778.
Child Study, Department of, 753.
Child Study Investigation, Resolution on
Committee for, 754.
Child Study, The Teacher's Practical Ap-
plication of the Results of, 761.
Children of a State, A Study Based on the,
754.
Child's Favorite Study in the Elementary
Curriculum-Earl Barnes, 420; Discus-
sion, 425.
Church, Separated from the School, Sup-
ported by Public Taxes, 351.
CHURCHILL, ARTHUR VANCE
struction as Related to Manual Work,
635.
Citizenship, Alaska's Start toward, 1052.
Citizenship in the Public Schools, 98.
City Normal School of the Future-Francis
Burke Brandt, 540; Discussion, 545.
Civics and Good Citizenship in the Public
Schools R. W. G. Welling, 98.
Civil Service, Tenure in the, 1057.
CLAPP, HENRY LINCOLN-School Gardens,
85.
Classical Conference-Leader, Henry White
Callahan, 470.
Class Library, The Mission of the, 953.
COE, GEORGE A.-Contributions of Modern
Education to Religion, 341.
Coeducation at the University of Chicago
-Albion W. Small, 288.
Coeducation in High Schools
Gove, 297; Discussion, 299.
Coeducation in the High School-G. Stan-
ley Hall, 446; Discussion, 451.
Cole, Charles H.-Discussion, 218.
COLE, SAMUEL W.-The Real Purpose of
Teaching Music in the Public Schools,
695.
College Chemistry, and its Relation to
Work Preparatory to It-Ira Remsen,
872; Discussion, 877.
College Course, High-School Chemistry in
its Relation to Work of a, 880.
COLLINS, PATRICK A.-Address of Wel-
come, 41.
Commercial Geography: The New Science
-Frank O. Carpenter, 732; Discussion,
737.
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