909

Agriculture, The Use of Raw Materials
in Teaching, 886

Agriculture for Training Teachers in
Normal Training High Schools, The
Course in, 890

ALDERMAN, L. R.-An Effort to Make the
School Fit the Needs of the Exceptional
Child, 830

ALEXANDER, GEORGIA-Standardizing the
Work in the Kindergarten and Ele-
m entary Schools, 415

Aley, Robert J.-President's Address, 361
ALLEN, E. G.-Some Things Worth While
in Industrial Education in Secondary
Schools, 465

Applied Science-Its Relationship to Shop-

work and the Rest of the Curriculum in
an Up-to-Date Technical High School
(ADELBERT H. MORRISON), 764
Apprentice Schools of the Santa Fe Rail-
way System (F. W. THOMAS), 175
Apprenticeship and Continuation Schools

of Milwaukee, Wis. (R. L. COOLEY), 614
Arithmetic, Economy of Time in, 209
Art Appreciation for the Masses (ROBERT
KOEHLER), 594

Art as a Study in Secondary Schools, The
Value of History of, 460

Art Courses in Elementary, Intermediate,
and High Schools (M. EMMA Roberts),
597

Art Education as a Part of General Cul-
ture (TYLER MCWHORTER), 599
Art Leaders and Designers of the Highest
Grade, The Need in America for Schools
of Applied Art and the Necessity in
American Industries for, 589

Attitude of the Child in Learning (S. S.
COLVIN), 677

Atwood, Mrs. Clarence L.-Discussion,

875

Ayres, Leonard P.-Discussion, 277
BAER, CLARA GREGORY-The History of
the Development of Physical Education
at Newcomb College, 701

BAGLEY, W. C.-Fundamental Distinc-
tions between Liberal and Vocational
Education, 161

BAKER, HELEN M.-Successful Expe-
riences with Home Reading-Lists, 795
BARBER, FRED D.-The Tendencies and
General Status of Courses in General
Science, 758

BARNES, WALTER-A Standard Founda-
tion Library for a Rural School, 798
BARRY, MAGGIE W.-School Health, 865
BATES, MARY ELIZABETH-Report of
Committee on School Health, 861
BAYLOR, ADELAIDE STEELE-Co-operating
Forces for the Improvement of Rural-
School Conditions, 340; Discussion, 308.
Beginning in Rural High-School Work and
Township Supervision (HELENE E.
GLISSMAN), 882

BENSON, O. H.-The Federated Boys'
and Girls' Club Work, 898

BERRY, ELMER-The Heart Volume in
Man-The Nitrous Oxide Method and
the Results of Professor Franz Müller,
713
Biology in the Secondary Schools (JAMES
EDWARD PEABODY), 748

Bishop Grundtvig and the People's High
Schools (EDWIN G. COOLEY), 451
BLAIR, FRANCIS G.-Economy of Time
in Education, 395; Interrelation of the
Office of State Superintendent and That
of County Superintendent, 257; School
Revenue, 870

BLANKENBILLER, D. P.-Secretary's Min-
utes, Department of Business Education,
649
BLIJENBURGH, W. P. HUBERT VON-
Swedish Gymnastics in American Schools
707

BLOUNT, RALPH E.-The Responsibility
of the Teacher with Regard to the
Teaching of Sex Hygiene, 470

Books, Training of Rural Teachers in the
Use of, 802

Boys, Pre-delinquent, 289

BRACKEN, H. M.-The Health Admin-
istration of Schools, 672

BRECKINRIDGE, SOPHONISBA PRESTON-
Some Aspects of the Public School from
a Social Worker's Point of View, 45

BRISTER, J. W.-How Can Normal Schools

Best Help the Forward Movement in
Rural Life? 548

Brown, J. Stanley-Discussion, 323
BRUCE, FRANK M.-Secretary's Minutes,
Department of School Administration,

773

BRYAN, WILLIAM L.-Common-Sense and
Beyond, 94

BURNQUIST, J. A. A.-Address of Wel-
come, 25

Business, Preparatory Educational Re-
quirements for Collegiate Training in,
with Special Reference to Articulation
between the High-School and College
Courses, 657

Business Education in the United States
and Some Recommendations, The Pres-
ent Status of, 652

By-Laws, 5

Calendar of Meetings, 13

CAMMACK, I. I.-Substitution of Work of
Vocational or Prevocational Character
in the Upper Grades, 274

CAMPBELL, MARY R.-Methods for Mak-
ing Surveys of Public Schools, with
Suggestions to Principals and Teachers
for Recording Data on Subaverage,
Subnormal, Backward, or Defective
Children, 840

CARR, JOHN W.-A Practical Experiment
with Backward Children, 844; Super-
intendent Problems, 344; Discussion,
92, 322.

CARRINGTON, W. T.-Secretary's Minutes,
Department of Normal Schools (Rich-
mond Meeting), 497; (St. Paul Meet-
ing), 539; The Training School, 537
CARVER, T. N.-Community Service from
the Rural-School Library, 808
CARY, C. P.-Co-operating Forces for the
Improvement of Rural-School Con-
ditions, 338

Challman, S. A.-Discussion, 784
CHAMBERLAIN, ARTHUR H.-Co-operating
Forces for the Improvement of Rural-
School Conditions, 327; The Place of
Industrial Education in a Rational
School System, 586

CHANDLER, J. A. C.-Address of Welcome,
139

CHEEVER, W. H.-The Content of the
Course in Sociology in a Normal School,

559
Chicago, Trade Agreements in Industrial
Education of Apprentices in, 607
Child, An Effort to Make the School Fit the
Needs of the Exceptional, 830
Child and His Individual Needs, The Indi-
vidual; The Home Life of the Child, 430
Child and His Individual Needs, The Indi-

vidual: The School Life of the Child, 422
Child in Learning, The Attitude of the, 677
Children, A Practical Experiment with
Backward, 844

Children, Methods for Making Surveys of
Public Schools, with Suggestions to
Principals and Teachers for Recording
Data on Subaverage, Subnormal, Back-
ward, or Defective, 840

Children, The Work of the National
Association for the Study and Education
of Exceptional, 843

Citizenship, The Relation of the Teacher
to American, 29

Civic Agencies, Constructive, 439
Claxton, Philander P.-Discussion, 769
Cleveland, Ohio, The Progress of Industrial
Education in, 462

Club Work, The Federated Boys' and
Girls', 898

Clubs, The Mississippi Canning, 185
COFFEY, ROY V.-Preparatory Educational
Requirements for Collegiate Training in
Business, with Special Reference to
Articulation between the High-School
and College Courses, 657

College, The Media of Religious Impres-
sion in, 494

College, The Purpose of the Liberal, 102
College Professor and the Nation, The
(CHARLES WILLIAM DABNEY), 60
COLVIN, S. S.-The Attitude of the Child
in Learning, 677

Commission on the Reorganization of
Secondary Education, Problems Con-
fronting the, 483

Committee on Economy of Time in Educa-
tion, Report of the, 206

Committee on High-School Libraries,
Report of the, 823

Committee on Janitor Service, Report of
the, 750

Committee on Rural-School Libraries,
Report of the, 798

Committee on School Health, Report of
the, 861

Committee on Tests and Standards of
Efficiency in Schools and School Systems,
Report of the, 302

Committee on Vocational Education and
Vocational Guidance, Statement in
Regard to the Work of the, 568
Committees and Affiliated Organizations,
1913-14, Summary of Reports of State
Joint, 855

Common-Sense and Beyond (WILLIAM L.
BRYAN), 94

Opportunity

Community It Serves, The Function of
the School to the, 264
Community Music-An
(PETER W. Dykema), 627
Community Service from the Rural-School
Library (ELIZABETH B. WALES and
T. N. CARVER), 808

CONDON, RANDALL J.-School and Shop-
Work and Study, 171

Constructive Civic Agencies (EDWARD J.
WARD), 439

Content of the Course in Sociology in a
Normal School (W. H. CHEEVER), 559

Continuation Schools of Milwaukee, Wis.,
The Apprenticeship and, 614
COOK, JOHN W.-Harmonizing Vocational
and Cultural Education, 385; Profes-
sionally Prepared Teachers, 113; Some
Positive Educational Gains in the Last
Decade, 369; The Practice School and
the Work of the Heads of Departments
in It, 541

COOLEY, EDWIN G.-Bishop Grundtvig
and the People's High Schools, 451
COOLEY, R. L.-The Apprenticeship and
Continuation Schools of Milwaukee,
Wis., 614

Co-operating Forces for the Improvement
of Rural-School Conditions, A (ARTHUR
HENRY CHAMBERLAIN), 327; B (MAR-
GARET E. SCHALLENBERGER), 332; C
(C. P. CARY), 338; D (ADELAIDE STEELE
BAYLOR), 340; E (DAVID B. JOHNSON),
342

Co-operation by Teachers for the Improve-
ment of Science Teaching (JOHN A.
RANDALL), 729

CORBLY, LAWRENCE J.-The Preparation
of Teachers and Supervisors for the
Industrial Branches and Other Special
Lines, 505

Country Child in the Rural Library, The
(JOSEPHINE CORLISS PRESTON), 796
Course in Agriculture for Training Teachers

in Normal Training High Schools, A
(J. L. MCBRIEN), 890; B (A. V. STORM),
895
CRABTREE, JAMES W.-Harmonizing Voca-
tional and Cultural Education, 384; The
Preparation of Teachers and Supervisors
for the Industrial Branches and Other
Special Lines, 509; What Recognition
Should Be Given Vacation and Other
Out-of-School Work? 905

CRAGUN, J. BEACH-A Psychological
Analysis of the Basis on Which Credit
for the Study of Music Is to Be Placed,
635

CRAWFORD, J. FORSYTH-The Media of
Religious Impression in College, 494
CRITCHETT, E. T.-The Success of a State

Teachers' Employment Agency Law
after Two Years, 787

CUBBERLEY, ELLWOOD P.-Rural-School
Administration, 244

Culture, Art Education as a Part of
General, 599

DABNEY, CHARLES WILLIAM-The College
Professor and the Nation, 60
Dangers of Overorganization of the Rural
Schools (PAYSON SMITH), 253
Democracy, Education in a, 103
Department of Business Education, 649;
of Child Hygiene, 663; of Classroom
Teachers, 909; of Elementary Education,
421; of Higher Education, 489; of
Kindergarten Education, 405; Library,
791; of Music Education, 625; National
Council, 293; of Normal Schools, 497;

of Physical Education, 683; of Rural
and Agricultural Education, 877; of
School Administration, 773; of School
Patrons, 851; of Science Instruction,
721; of Secondary Education, 445; of
Special Education, 827; of Superin-
tendence, 133; of Vocational Education
and Practical Arts, 565

Determinants of the Course of Study (A.
DUNCAN YOCUM), 223

DEVINE, EDWARD T.-Education and
Social Economy, 142

Differentiation in Course of Study in the
Upper Grades, A (HERBERT S. WEET),
269; B (WILLIAM A. GREESON and
I. Í. CAMMACK), 272, 274

DOYNE, J. J.-The Preparation of Teachers
for Rural Schools, 532

DUDGEON, MATTHEW S.-The Library's
Debt to Culture, 794

DYKEMA, PETER W.-Community Music—
An Opportunity, 627

Economic Significance and Relationships of
Vocational Education (JOHN A. SEEGER),
569

Economy of Time in Arithmetic (WALTER
A. JESSUP), 209

Economy of Time in Education, A (FRANK
STRONG), 386; B (HARRY B. WILSON),
390; C (FRANCIS G. BLAIR), 395; D
(L. D. HARVEY), 397; E (E. E. SCRIB-
NER), 401

Economy of Time in Education, Report
of the Committee on, 206
Education, Economy of Time in, 386
Education, Fundamental Distinctions be-
tween Liberal and Vocational, 150
Education, Harmonizing Vocational and
Cultural, 375

Education, History and Achievement of
the National Council of, 364
Education, Motion Pictures as an Aid to,
743

Education, Principles and Aims of, 94
Education, Problems Confronting the Com-

mission on the Reorganization of Sec-
ondary, 483

Education, Report of the Committee on
Economy of Time in, 206

Education, Some Experiments in Sex, 475
Education, The Purpose of Elementary and
High-School, 98

Education and Social Economy (EDWARD
T. DEVINE), 142

Education for Political and Moral Service
(WILLIAM O. THOMPSON), 106

Education for Social Service (EDWARD A.
Ross), 103

Education for Those Pupils Leaving School
Too Soon, Systematic, 119

Education in a Democracy, A (EDWARD A.
Ross), 103; B (WILLIAM O. THOMPSON),
106
Educational Achievement, The Founda-
tions of, 199

Educational Gains in the Last Decade,

Some Positive, 369

Efficiency, Testing Grade Teachers for, 283
Effort to Make the School Fit the Needs
of the Exceptional Child (L. R. ALDER-
MAN), 830

Elementary Schools, Standardizing the
Work in the Kindergarten and, 415
ELLIOTT, EDWARD C.-Rural-School Ad-
ministration, 244

Employment Agency Law after Two Years,
The Success of a State Teachers', 787
Employment Agency under the Super-
vision of the Department of Public
Instruction, A State Teachers', 785
Ettinger, W. L.-Discussion, 278
European Schools, Physical Care and
Training of Children in, 684
Extension Work in Normal Schools, A (ED-
WARD T. MATHES), 513; B (HARVEY C.
MINNICH), 516; C (HENRY G. WIL-
LIAMS), 519

FAIRCHILD, EDWARD T.-Progress of the
Rural Schools, 122; Response to Ad-
dresses of Welcome, 28

Fear and Its Cure (TOM A. WILLIAMS), 836
Federated Boys' and Girls' Club Work
(O. H. BENSON), 898

FELLOWS, GEORGE E.-Secretary's Min-
utes, Department of Higher Education,
489
FELMLEY, DAVID-Superintendent Prob-
lems, 358; The Reorganization of the
Normal-School Curriculum, 498
FLAGG, MAURICE I.-The Need in America
for Schools of Applied Art and the
Necessity in American Industries for
Art Leaders and Designers of the High-
est Grade, 589

FORDYCE, EMMA J.-Physics for Girls by
the Scientific Method, 750
Foundations of Educational Achievement
(EDWARD L. THORNDIKE), 199

FREY, CHARLES P.-The Use of Lantern
Slides in a Course in Electrical Measure-
ments, 742

FULLER, ROBERT J.-Statement in Regard
to the Work of the Committee on Vo-
cational Education and Vocational
Guidance, 568

Function of the School to the Community
It Serves, A (J. M. GwINN), 264;
B (JAMES M. GREENWOOD), 266
Fundamental Distinctions between Liberal
and Vocational Education, A (DAVID
SNEDDEN), 150; B (W. C. BAGLEY), 161
Geography in Secondary Schools, A (R. H.
WHITBECK), 732; B (WILLIAM J.
SUTHERLAND), 738

Geography in the Large High School
(R. H. WHITBECK), 732
Geography in Village and Rural Schools
(WILLIAM J. SUTHERLAND), 738
GLADE, EARL JAY-The Present Status
of Business Education in the United
States and Some Recommendations, 652

GLISSMAN, HELENE E.-A Beginning in
Rural High-School Work and Township
Supervision, 882

Graham, Nathaniel M.-Discussion, 746
GREEN, JAMES M.-Professional Experi-
mentation and Investigation, 537; Re-
sponse to Address of Welcome, 140
GREENWOOD, JAMES M.-History and
Achievement of the National Council of
Education, 364; The Kingdom of Little
Things, 115; The Social Function of the
School, 266

GREESON, WILLIAM A.-Substitution of
Work of Vocational or Prevocational
Character in the Upper Grades, 272
GROSZMANN, MAXIMILIAN P. E.-Adapta-
tion of the Work of the Kindergarten
to the Needs of Individual Children,
406; President's Address, 829; The
Work of the National Association for the
Study and Education of Exceptional
Children, 843

Grundtvig (Bishop) and the People's
High Schools, 451

GULICK, SIDNEY LEWIS-The Responsi-
bility of American Educators in the
Solution of America's Oriental Problem,

35
GWINN, J. M.-The Scholastic Function
of the School, 264

HAAREN, JOHN H.-The Use of the Fac-
tory and Office Buildings in New York
City for Vocational Education, 602;
Discussion, 279

Habit, Self-Protection thru Knowledge
and, 435

HALL, MARY E.-Report of the Committee
on High-School Libraries, 823
HAMILTON, WALTER I.-Teachers' Re-
tirement Allowances, 71

Harmonizing Vocational and Cultural
Education, A (JOSEPHINE CORLISS
PRESTON), 375; B (HOMER H. SEER-
LEY), 378; C (G. W. A. LUCKEY), 380;
D (JAMES W. CRABTREE), 384; E (JOHN
W. Cook), 385

Harvest, Let Both Grow Together Until
the, 125

HARVEY, LORENZO D.-Economy of Time
in Education, 397; Systematic Edu-
cation for Those Pupils Leaving School
Too Soon, 119

Health, Report of the Committee on
School, 861
Health, School, 865

Health Administration of Schools (H. M.
BRACKEN), 672

Health Problems in the American Public
Schools (THOMAS D. WOOD), 294
Health Supervision of Schools, Some Phases
of the, 663

Heart Volume in Man-The Nitrous
Oxide Method and the Results of Pro-
fessor Franz Müller (ELMER BERRY),
713

Heating, Lighting, and Ventilating of
School Buildings (JAMES M. INGOLD),
779

Hebden, Edwin-Discussion, 170
HEFFERAN, MRS. WILLIAM S.-Presi-
dent's Report, 852
HENDERSON, WILSON H.-Secretary's
Minutes, Department of Vocational
Education and Practical Arts, 565
HERTZ, MRS. LOUIS-Secretary's Min-
utes, Department of School Patrons,
851

High School, Geography in the Large, 732
High-School Branches of Public Libraries

(PURD B. WRight), 820

High-School Credit for Applied Music
Taken under Special Teachers Outside
of School (OSBOURNE MCCONATHY), 634
High-School Libraries, Report of Com-
mittee on, 823

High-School Work and Township Super-
vision, A Beginning in Rural, 882
High Schools, Bishop Grundtvig and the
People's, 451

High Schools, The Course in Agriculture

for Training Teachers in Normal Train-
ing High Schools, 890

High Schools, The Preparation of Teachers
for, 529

HINES, L. N.-Secretary's Minutes, De-
partment of Child Hygiene, 663; Some
Phases of the Health Supervision of
Schools, 663

History and Achievement of the National
Council of Education (JAMES M. GREEN-
WOOD), 364

History of the Development of Physical
Education at Newcomb College (CLARA
GREGORY BAER), 701

Home Economics, The Renovation of the
Home thru, 618

Home Life of the Child: The Individual

V.

Child and His Individual Needs, 430
Hopeful Experiments, A (SUSIE
POWELL), 185; B (JOSEPHINE CORLISS
PRESTON), 189; C (CORA WILSON
STEWART), 193

How Can Normal Schools Best Help the
Forward Movement in Rural Life?
(J. W. BRISTER), 548

How May the General Aims of Manual-
Training Courses Be Best Conserved?
(MILTON C. POTTER), 622

How Secure More Effective Supervision?
(REED B. TEITRICK), 286

How Shall the Superintendent Measure
His Own Efficiency? (WILLIAM MCK.
VANCE), 279

How the Course of Study Should be De-
termined (JOHN W. WITHERS), 235
Humanities, Old and New, The (EMMA
M. PERKINS), 51

Hygiene, The Responsibility of the Teacher
with Regard to the Teaching of Sex, 470
Hygiene and Vocational Education, In-
dustrial, 668

Individual Child and His Individual Needs:
The Home Life of the Child, A (JULIA
FRIED WALKER), 430; B (MARGARET
E. SCHALLENBERGER), 435; C (EDWARD
J. WARD), 439

Individual Child and His Individual Needs:
The School Life of the Child, A (J. W.
SEARSON), 422; B (NEIL C. MAC-
DONALD), 427

Industrial Branches and Other Special
Lines, The Preparation of Teachers and
Supervisors for the, 505

Industrial Education in a Rational School
System, The Place of, 586

Industrial Education in Cleveland, Ohio,
The Progress of, 462

Industrial Education in Secondary Schools,
Some Things Worth While in, 465
Industrial Education of Apprentices in
Chicago, Trade Agreements in, 607
Industrial Hygiene and Vocational Edu-
cation (LOUIS W. RAPEER), 668
INGOLD, JAMES M.-The Heating, Light-
ing, and Ventilating of School Build-
ings, 779

Interrelation of the Office of State Super-
intendent and That of County Super-
intendent, A (FRANCIS G. BLAIR), 257;
B (OLIVER J. MORELOCK), 260
Janitor Service, Report of the Committee
on, 750

JENKINS, FRANCES-Secretary's Minutes,
Department of Elementary Education,

421

JESSUP, WALTER A.-Economy of Time
in Arithmetic, 209

JOHNSON, DAVID B.-Co-operating Forces
for the Improvement of Rural-School
Conditions, 342; The Strength of the
Normal Schools, 552; Discussion, 94
Johnson, Willis E.-Discussion, 560
JOHNSTON, W. DAWSON-The Newspaper
Morgue, the Library, and the School,
810

JOINER, C. E.-Pre-delinquent Boys, 289
Journal of Proceedings of the General
Sessions, 19

JOYNER, JAMES Y.-The Adaptation of
the Work of the School to the Needs of
the People, 129

KEENE, CHARLES H.-Shall Sex Hygiene
Be Taught in the Public Schools? 695
Kendall, Č. N.-Discussion, 306
KERR, WILLIS H.-Libraries and Schools:
Educational Co-operation, 813
Kindergarten, Adaptation of the Work of
the, to the Needs of Individual Children,
406
Kindergarten, What the United States
Bureau of Education Is Doing for the,

413
Kindergarten and Elementary Schools,
Standardizing the Work in the, 415
Kingdom of Little Things, The (JAMES M.
GREENWOOD), 115