Course of Study in Elementary Schools-

I. The Superintendent's Influence on the Course of Study-Elson

II. What Omissions Are Advisable in the Present Course of Study-McMurry

Discussion-Mark, Phillips, Marsh.

Athletics and Collateral Activities in Secondary Schools-Boynton

Herbert Spencer (A Symposium)—

I. Herbert Spencer and His Influence on Education-Harris

II. Herbert Spencer's Four Famous Essays-Cook

III. Herbert Spencer's Individuality-Sutton

IV. Herbert Spencer as an Educational Force-Winship

V. Herbert Spencer as a Philosopher—Rose

Educational Principles for the South-I, Dabney; II, McIver

The Factory Child-Evans

The Ethical Element in Education-Hill

Administration and Supervision-

I. The Superintendent as a Man of Affairs-Maxwell

II. The Assistant to the Superintendent-Miss Reynolds

III. The Management of Special Departments-Kendall

Discussion-Bass.

Extension of Public-School Privileges-

I. The Organization of a System of Evening Schools-Balliet

II. Adult Education-Leipziger .

III. University Extension for Teachers in Service-Halsey

IV. Vacation Schools, Playgrounds, and Recreation Centers-Miss Whitney

Discussion-Nelson

ROUND TABLES

A. Round Table of State and County Superintendents-

Recognition of Certificates and Diplomas-Wolfe .

Discussion-Nash

Increasing the Efficiency of Rural Schools-Lefevre

Consolidation of Schools-Joyner.

Improvements in Course of Study and System of Grading-Fall

Higher Standards in the Employment of Teachers-Venable, Brittain

Expert Supervision--Hill.

B. Round Table of City Superintendents-

Expediency of Importing Teachers of Approved Merit-Dutton

Should Teachers Present Evidences of Increasing Scholarship-Small

Discussion-Van Sickle

Constitution.

Officers and Members

NATIONAL COUNCIL

Secretary's Minutes

The Lessons of the Exposition-Rogers

The Swedish Educational Exhibit-Lagerstedt

The Japanese Exhibit-Matsumura .

Memorial Addresses--

William Bramwell Powell-Cook

Frank Alpine Hill-Hatch

Reuben S. Bingham-Cooper

Preliminary Report of Committee on Salaries, etc.—Wright.

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III. Modern Language Conference-

Aim of Modern Language Study in our Secondary Schools-Smith

Discussion--Moore

Function of Grammar in the Teaching of Modern Language-Aldrich

Discussion-Wieland.

Rapid Reading in Teaching a Modern Language—Johnson

Discussion-Miss Brooks, Worden, Johnson

Conversation in Teaching Modern Language-Batt, Smith, Neal

Illustrated Aids to the Teaching of a Modern Language-Worden

Discussion-Moore, Gideon

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION

Secretary's Minutes

Coeducation-Hall

Coeducation in State Universities—Jesse

Advantages of the Co-ordinate (Annex) Method in Education-Thwing

Coeducation in Relation to Other Types of College Education for Women-

Angell

General Tendency of College Athletics-Andrews

Character in Athletics-Faunce

Effects of Athletics on the Morale of the College-Strong

DEPARTMENT OF NORMAL SCHOOLS

Secretary's Minutes

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525

528

528

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537

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547

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558

564

567

568, 571

Child Psychology versus Adult Psychology in the Training of Teachers-I, Hall;

II, Russell

Discussion-Ellis

Recent Investigations in Psychological Psychology-Van Liew

Out-of-Door Work in Geography-Jefferson

Discussion-Ridgley, Miss Hastings

DEPARTMENT OF MANUAL TRAINING

Secretary's Minutes

The Constructive Idea in Education---Jackman

Manual Training in Sweden-Lidman

Reports on Manual Training as Shown by Exhibits-

I. Exhibits from the Teachers College, New York City-Miss Hyde

II. Exhibits from Indianapolis, Ind.—Bacon

III. Exhibits from Pacific Coast-Miss Dobbs

IV. Exhibit from New York City-Meleney

V. Exhibits from the Bradley Polytechnic Institute-Bennett

Manual-Training High Schools and Manual Training in High Schools-Gilbert

Discussion-Woodward

What May Be Done for Manual Training in Country Schools?—Bayliss

Progress of the South, as Shown by Exhibits-Ayres

DEPARTMENT OF ART EDUCATION

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Secretary's Minutes

Influence of a Great Exposition as an Art Educator-Hopkins

632

The Republic of France-A Nation of Art-Marduel .

Influence of the Art School and Art Museum on Civic Life-Wuer pel

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643

648

Art Education for the People of Germany-Bahlsen

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Art Education for the People-Mrs. Riley.

659

Organization for Art Education in England—Atkin

Educational Influence of Public Outdoor Art-Gay

Education for Artistic Handicraft in Sweden-Lidman

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667

Art Education for the American People, as Shown at the Exposition-Miss Henkel 670

DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC EDUCATION

Secretary's Minutes

President's Address-Wetzell

Primary Music Methods-Mrs. Parr

Rote-Singing and its Proper Place in the Public Schools-Hodgdon

Music in the Public Schools as a Means of Culture-Miss Robinson

Methods versus Results-Pommer

The Public-School Music Supervisor-Nagel

Report of Co-operative Committees on a High-School Music Course

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION

Secretary's Minutes

President's Address: Old Wine in New Bottles-Herrick

Work of Private Commercial Schools, as Illustrated in the Exhibits-Marshall
Discussion-Spencer, Brown, Walker, James

Resources of the United States, as Illustrated by the Exposition-Miss Bronson

Review of the Report of the Committee of Nine-Sheppard

Report of the Committee of Nine, as Related to the General High School-Parker

Report of the Committee of Nine: a Discussion-Bishop

Discussion-Springer

DEPARTMENT OF CHILD STUDY

Secretary's Minutes

The Diagnosis of the Capabilities of School Children-MacMillan

Some Laboratory Investigations of Subnormal Children-Miss Campbell

Education of Atypical Children in Public Schools-Groszmann

Typical Child-Study Methods at the St. Louis Exhibit-Monroe

Questionnaire Methods of Child Study-Chambers

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738

744

754

759

Laboratory Tests as a Means of Child Study-Miss Williams

Contributions of Zoological Psychology to Child Study-Kline

762

770

Unsolved Problems of Child Study and the Method of Their Attack—Hall

Methods of Teaching Child Study in Normal Schools—Miss Buckbee

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787

ROUND TABLE CONFERENCES

A. Round Table Conference on Child Study in Kindergarten and Primary Grades―

Topic: Comparison of Methods and Results in Child Study—

II. Study of Children by Means of Their Hand-Work-Miss Harrison

III. Method of Child Study in the Kindergarten-—Miss Palmer

IV. Child Study in the Grades-Horn

B. Round Table Conference on Child Study in Grammar and Secondary Grades-

Topic: Waywardness in Children of from Ten to Eighteen Years—

I. Criminal Tendencies and the Juvenile Court-Waddle

II. Relation of the Home to the Wayward Child-Chrisman

Discussion-Kline, Groszmann, Dexter, Miss Campbell

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Secretary's Minutes

Importance of Walking as a School Exercise-Arnold

Objects and Methods of Physical Training in Primary and Grammar Schools—

I. From the Standpoint of the General Teacher-Chalmers

II. From the Standpoint of the Physical Training Teacher-Stecher

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797

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801

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810

Object and Methods of Physical Training in Normal Schools-Affleck

Objects and Methods of Physical Training in Colleges and Universities-Jesse

Objects and Methods of Physical Training in High Schools-Mrs. Ludlum

Physical Training Exhibits of the Exposition—

I. In the Physical Training Department-Miss Pohl

II. In the Education Building-Miss Mann

Secretary's Minutes

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE INSTRUCTION

Comparative Study of the Methods of Science Instruction as Shown by Exhibits—

Bryan.

Nature and Educational Value of the Scientific Exhibits of High Schools and Col-

leges-Knox

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822

827

832

836

Applied Geography, Illustrated from the Louisiana Purchase-Clement

The Microscope in the Biological Laboratory of the High School-Thompson

Discussion-Coulter .

Subject-Matter of High-School Physics-Foley

Discussion-Foerste .

Value of Chemistry in Secondary Education-Blanchard

Discussion-Senter

Teaching of the Scientific Method-Forbes

Nature Study as an Aid to Advanced Work in Science-Whitney

Discussion-Caldwell

DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION

Secretary's Minutes

Retrospective and Prospective School Administrations-Hunsicker

The School Architecture of St. Louis-Ittner

Lessons in School Administration to Be Gained at the Exposition-Woodward

Secretary's Minutes

LIBRARY DEPARTMENT

Library Work in Normal Schools-Noss

Discussion-Miss Salisbury, Salisbury, Canfield

Duty of the Normal School in Relation to District School Libraries—Wilkinson

Discussion-Miss Reynolds

Place of the Library in School Instruction-Meleney

Discussion-Miss Milner, Schaeffer, Cook, Crunden

DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL EDUCATION

Secretary's Minutes

933

President's Address-Jones

934

What Teachers May Learn from the Model School for the Deaf and Blind, and Their

Exhibits-Green

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Sight and Hearing in Relation to Education-Chrisman

939

Report of Committee on Statistics of Defective Sight and Hearing of Public-School

Children-Booth

946

The Chicago Hospital School for Nervous and Delicate Children-Miss Campbell

DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN EDUCATION

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Secretary's Minutes

Addresses of Welcome-Dockery, Francis, Rogers, Woodward, Soldan, Miss

Fruchte, Glennon :