.417 .433 .441 I. EDUCATIONAL BIOGRAPHY-Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet. II. TESTIMONIAL AND MONUMENT TO THOMAS HOPKINS GALLAUDET. AMERICAN ASYLUM FOR THE EDUCATION of the Deaf AND DUMB.... Plan of the Building. Fig. 1, Perspective. Fig. 2, First Floor. Fig. 3, Second Floor..442 III. MAGNITUDE OF THE EDUCATIONAL INTEREST IN UNITED STATES.. .. .. . ........445 TABLE 6. School Funds and Statistics of Public Schools, Normal Schools, Reform IV. CONSOLIDATION AND OTHER MODIFICATIONS OF AMERICAN COLLEGES... .458 .440 .650 .651 .471 An Address at the Opening of Jefferson and Marshall Colleges, by Rt. Rev. A. Potter. V. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. Remarks before American Association, by A. D. Bache, LL. D.449 VI. METHOD OF TEACHING LATIN, AND GREEK. By Tayler Lewis, LL. D., Union College...480 VII. DEBATING-A MEANS OF EDUCATIONAL DISCIPLINE. By J. N. McElligott, LL. D., N. Y..495 VIII. PHYSICAL SCIENCE. By H. J. Anderson, LL. D., New York.. .........515 IX. SUBJECTS AND METHODS OF ELEMENTARY INSTRUCTION IN MATHEMATICS. Translated from a Report by Le Verrier-of a Commission on the Polytechnic School of France. By Prof. W. M. Gillespie, of Union College.... .... .... ..... .533 X. BENEFACTORS OF EDUCATION, LITERATURE AND SCIENCE. Thomas Handasyd Perkins.. .551 XI. LETTERS TO A YOUNG TEACHER. Number 2. By Gideon F. Thayer.. .......561 XII. MENTAL EDUCATION OF WOMAN. By Catharine McKeen, Mt. Holyoke Female Seminary.567 XIII. PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS, IN BROOKLYN, N. Y.. .578 Plan of the Buildings. Fig. 1, Front View. Fig. 2, Garden View. Fig. 3, Section of Hall. Fig. 4, Chapel. Fig. 5, Basement. Fig. 6, First Floor. Fig. 7, Second Floor. Fig. 8, Third Floor. Fig. 9, Fourth Floor. Fig. 10, Fifth Floor. XIV. CHAPTER FROM THE HISTORY OF NORMAL SCHOOLS IN MASSACHUSETTS.... .587 Labors of Rev. Charles Brooks. Plymouth County Association in 1839-Remarks by Rev. Dr. Putnam, John Quincy Adams and Daniel Webster.. .....589 XV. IDIOTS AND Institutions for THEIR TRAINING. By L. P. Brockett, M. D., Hartford, Ct.591 XVI. FAMILY TRAINING AND FIELD LABOR IN REFORMATORY EDUCATION.. ..609 1. BAVARIA. 2. FRANCE. 3. GREECE. Account of the Agricultural Colonies of France, particularly of Mettray.. XVII. EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS AND MISCELLANY. .. .. .. .. Abstract of Educational Census of 1851. 4. GREAT BRITAIN. Ashburton Prizes for Teaching Common Things.. Female Adult Education in Evening School at Belfast.. Normal Lace School in Dublin. ....... Queen's Industrial School at Windsor....... Educational Test of Competitive Examination for Public Office. ..611 .625 .625 .626 .628 School-houses converted into Monuments of distinguished men..... ..645 Dedication of Winthrop School-house, in Boston-Remarks by R. C. Winthrop..645 "6 Eaton School-house, in New Haven-Remarks by President Woolsey.646 Astor Library in New York.. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Library for Factory Operatives in Lawrence, Mass.. Cooper Scientific Union, New York...... . McKeen. Nicholas Tillinghast. Robert Kelly.. ............648 .......649 ..........650 XVIII. OBITUARY. T. Romeyn Beck. Zadoc F. Thompson. Joseph Curtis. Joseph XIX. EDUCATIONAL JOURNALS, for March and April.... ..654 ..656 Plan of Voluntary Association for the Improvement of Common Schools 721 Legal Provision respecting the Education and Employment of Factory Children.. 753 755 Journal of Rhode Island Institute of Instruction..... 755 Normal Schools, or Professional Education of Teachers......... 753 Tribute to Gallaudet, with History of Institutions for the Deaf and Dumb.. 759 The Crimes of Children; with an Account of Institutions and Agencies designed for their prevention and reformation in different countries..... 766 Gradation of Schools;-or the Organization, Administration, and Instruction of Public Schools in Cities and large villages.... 768 Schools of Applied Science,-or Institutions and Courses of Instruction designed for persons engaged in Agriculture, Engineering, Achitecture, and other Industrial Pursuits......767 Books on Education, Teaching, Schools, and School Systems..... F. C. Brownell-Public School Apparatus..... .........769 .........776 INDEX TO VOLUME I. OF BARNARD'S AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. Abbott's, J., Teacher, contents of the, 769. on Bible and prayer in schools, 344. Abendberg, school for idiots at, 595. "number, teachers, pupils and income, 368. Juvenile population, 5 to 10; 10 to 15; 15 to Colleges in 1850, pupils, teachers & income, 368. 44 64 368. 66 368. Libraries, state, college, and school, 369. 66 Educational funds in 1854, 371. Common school funds, 371. "in Germany, 328. Ashburton, Lord, prize scheme for teaching common things, 629. Astor, John Jacob, bequest of, 204, 648. ❝ 1853, 7. American Asylum for deaf and dumb, 421. plans and description of, 441. American Institute of Instruction, in 1855, 234. 66 Amherst College, statistics of, 405. 66 introduction of study of, 55. schools of, 328, 626. Archives of American Association, 5. Arctic lands and islands, ext. in sq. miles, 365. Area in square miles of the American States, 365. 46 66 United States, 367. แ แ in Columbia, S. C., 652. author Board of Education in Conn., 667. address to people of Conn. in 1838, 670. 66 letter to committee on, 679. mode of ascertaining condition, 686. 66 66 66 66 mode of disseminating information, 697. schedule of inquiries by, 686. 66 Conn. Common School Journal, 700. plan of voluntary association, 721. testimonial by teachers of R. I., 735. return to Connecticut in 1850, 736. 66 66 66 66 Joseph Curtis, 654. Birmingham, scientific school at, 388 Bishop, N., experience as superintendent, 453. 66 66 on truancy, 461. on separation of sexes in school, 461 Iowa, 379, Michigan, 447. Kentucky, 377. Louisiana, 377. Mississippi, 447. Missouri, 448. Bolivia, extent and population of, 365. Bologna University, 254. Bonn, university of, 402, 404. Books on theory and practice of education. Population in 1855, 458. Number of pupils in public schools, 458. Evening schools, 460. Truant children and absentees from school, 450. Primary schools, pupils in, 461. Education of boys and girls together, 461. Brinsley, John, Latin accidence, 311. British America, extent and population, 365. Cherokee Indians, public education, 120. Chili and West Patagonia, extent and pop., 365. City schools, gradation of, Cities in U. S., population of in 1840 & 1850, 476. Classical education, 67, 86. 66 language, study of, 176. Clement of Ireland, 254. Cleveland, American Association at, in 1851, 6. COLLEGES, improvements practicable in, 174, 269. Prizes in form of books, &c., 272. Increase of number of instructors, 275. Object of University examination, 276. Academic degrees, 277. Open university plan, 278. Degree of Bachelor of Arts, 278. English Universities, 278. Government in colleges, 279. Difficulties of government in, 279. Distribution of honors, 172. Course of instruction, 178, 181, 183. Age of admission, 185. Requirement for admission, 184. 983 Colleges and Universities, outcry against, 164. Common things, teaching of, 629. Whites 5 to 10, 10 to 15, 15 to 20, 367. 66 Libraries, state, college, school, &c., 369. Common school system, 373. State reform school, 373. The deaf and dumb, 373. Mr. Barnard's labors in, 669. Cooke, R. S., on Prof. Hart's account of ligh School, 102. Journal of 4th session of Assoc., 9. Cooper Scientific Union, 652. "engraving of, 551. 66 in family, 112. Correction, paternelle, in the French code, 621. Cousin, extract from, Crimes of children, extent, causes and cure, 345. Curriculum, necessity of 180. Curtis, Joseph, 655. |