[Names of authors are set in SMALL CAPITALS]
ABT, ISAAC A.-Cooperation of Physicians
in the Health Work of Schools, 161
Act of Incorporation, I
ADAMS, ELEANOR N.-What Deans of
Women Can Do to Encourage Group
Consciousness among Women-Educa-
tion, 396
Addresses of Welcome (FRANCIS G. BLAIR),
490; (C. P. CARY), 31; (PETER Á.
MORTENSON), 493; (M. C. POTTER), 32;
(ELLEN C. SABIN), 35
Addresses of Welcome, Response to (ANNIE
WEBB BLANTON), 38
Adjustment of School Hours to Meet Con-
gestion and Community Needs (ERNEST
L. THURSTON), 567
Adjustment, The, of the Senior School to
Meet New Conditions (A. B. MEREDITH),
Adjustments between the Junior and Senior
High Schools in Boston (FRANK V.
THOMPSON), 569
Administration by Teachers, Construc-
tive Participation in Organization and
(ETHEL M. GARDNER), 378
Administration, The, of Vocational Educa-
tion (FRANK M. LEAVITT), 332
Administrative Officers, Preparation of
Supervisory and (W. G. COBURN), 250
Administrative Problems in Supervised
Study (D. J. KELLY), 601
Administrator's Point of View, Necessity
for Sharp Differentiation between the
Teacher's Point of View and the (LUCIUS
T. GOULD), 380
AHERN, MARY EILEEN-War-Library Ex-
periences, 463
ALEXANDER,
CARTER-Supervision
School Libraries, 446
ALLEN, I. M.-Pupil Responsibility as a
Training in Democracy, 202
ALVORD, KATHERINE S.-Relation of the
Faculty and Especially the Dean of
Women to the Student Government
Association, 412
Americanization, Experiences in, with
Suggestive Plans for Development (W. P.
ROSEMAN), 477.
Americanization Work with the Foreign-
born, The Federal Plan of (RAYMOND F.
CRIST), 471
Ancient and Modern Languages, What
Shall We Do with the? (J. W. Mc-
CLINTON), 609
Anna Howard Shaw, Memorial to, III
ARNOLD, E. H.-What the War Should
Do for Our Methods in Physical Educa-
tion, 554
Art as an Essential in General Education
(GEORGE WILLIAM EGGERS), 157
BAGLEY, W. C.-The Status of the Critic
Teacher, 238; Training of Teachers, 499
BAKER, ELIZABETH S.-The Contribution
of Teachers to the Development of
Democracy: C. Elementary Schools, 104.
BALL, W. R.-Federal and Public-School
Cooperation in Citizenship Training, 475
BALLIET, THOMAS M.-The Teaching of
Citizenship in High Schools, 381
BALLOU, FRANK S.-Discussion: Essential
Factors in the Teaching of Democracy,
156
BARTH, GEORGE P.-Educational Control
of School Health Work, 310
BAYLOR, ADELAIDE STEELE-Consolidation
of Rural Schools, 124
BEVERIDGE, J. H.—A National Program
for Education, 509
BINZEL, ALMA L.-The Contribution of
Teachers to the Development of Democ-
racy: A. Kindergarten, 96
BIRGE, E. A.-Discussion: Effect of the
War on Higher Education, 217; What
a President May Expect from a Dean of
Women, 399
BLAIR, FRANCIS G.-Address of Welcome,
BLAKE, KATHERINE DEVEREAUX-How to
Teach Pupils to Respect the Rights of
Others, 665
BLANTON, ANNIE WEBB-AM I My
Sister's Keeper? 402; Response to
Addresses of Welcome, 38
Boards of Education, Cooperation between,
and the Public (WILLIAM L. PIEPLOW),
325
Boards of Education and the Public, Co-
operation between (HAROLD O. RUGG),
432
Board of Trustees, Thirty-third Annual
Report of the, 744
BOGAN, WILLIAM J.-The Value of
Teachers' Councils, 387; What the War
Should Do for Our Methods in Voca-
tional Education, 561
Books and Libraries, Instruction of
Elementary-School Children in the Use
of (O. S. RICE), 180
Boys' Working Reserve (H. W. Wells),
535
BRACE, GEORGE M.-Vocational Educa-
tion, 333
BRADFORD, MARY C. C.-The Work of the
Commission on the Emergency in Edu-
cation, 79
BROWN, J. STANLEY-Supervised and
Directed Study, 594; Teachers' Salaries,
BRUCE, WILLIAM C.-School Buildings
from the Standpoint of an Editor, 357
BUISSON, FERDINAND-Education for the
Establishment of Democracy in the
World: C. France, 93
BURNHAM, ERNEST -The Preparation of
Rural School Teachers, 242
Business Education, Department of, Secre-
tary's Minutes, 259
Business Methods, Modification of, in
Educational Institutions (HENRY H.
HILTON), 210
BUTCHER, THOMAS W.-The Preparation
of Graded Elementary Teachers, 245
By-Laws, 5
Calendar of Meetings, 13
CALLAHAN, JOHN-Part-Time Vocational
Education, 272
CAROTHERS, W. H.-War Savings, 524
CARR, JOHN W.-Salaries, 137
CARY, C. P.-Address of Welcome, 31
CAULKINS, E. DANA-The Promotion of
Physical Education thru State Legisla-
tion, 318
Causes, Some, of the Present Decline of
Teaching as a Profession (SARA H.
FAHEY), 383
CHALLMAN, SAMUEL A.-Discussion: The
Intermediate School, 330
Child Hygiene, Department of, Secretary's
Minutes, 303
Child-Welfare Agencies Cooperating with
the Schools: A. The Children's Bureau
(JULIA LATHROP), 113; B. Girl Scouts
(LAURA PEIRCE HOLLAND), 116; C. Red
Cross (MINNIE LEE DAVIS), 116
Citizenship in High Schools, The Teaching
of (THOMAS M. BALLIET), 381
Citizenship, Music for (A. J. GANTVOORT),
Citizenship Training, Federal and Public-
School Cooperation in (W. R. BALL), 475
City School System, Supervision in the
Small (R. N. IRONS), 622
Civics and Economics, What the War
Should Do for Our Methods in (WILLIAM
B. GUITTEAU), 552
Class Period, The Three Functions of the
(ALFRED L. HALL-QUEST), 575
Classroom Teachers, Department of, Sec-
retary's Minutes, 375
CLAXTON, P. P.-Education for the Estab-
lishment of a Democracy in the World:
A. The United States, 81
COBURN, W. G.-Preparation of Super-
visory and Administrative Officers, 250
COFFMAN, LOTUS D.-Educational Service,
531; Essential Factors in the Teaching
of Democracy, 152; How the Colleges
and Normal Schools May Cooperate in
the Preparation of Teachers for American
Public Schools, 253; Need for the Sub-
stitution of a Cooperative Type of
Organization for the Present System,
376; Should Authors Be Concerned with
the Methods of Distribution of Text-
books? 468
COLGROVE, P. P.-The Part-Time Con-
tinuation School, 619
Commercial Education, Recent Develop-
ments in (F. G. NICHOLS), 260
Commission on the Emergency in Educa-
tion, The Work of the (MARY C. C.
BRADFORD), 79
Commission on the Revision of Elementary
Education, The Work of the (MARGARET
S. MCNAUGHT), 75
Committee on Economy of Time in Educa-
tion, Final Report of the, 132
Committee on Economy of Time, Report of
the, 668
Committee on Health Problems in the
Schools, Report of (THOMAS D. WOOD),
159
Committee on Resolutions, Report of the,
Committee on Salaries, Tenure, and Pen-
sions, Report of the (JOSEPH SWAIN),
135; 537
Compensation, Adequate, for Teachers in
State Normal Schools (JOHN A. H.
KEITH), 229
Compensation, Adequate, for Teaching
Service in Public Schools (D. B. WALDO),
494
CONDON, RANDALL J.-Education of the
Immigrant, 558
Congress of Mothers' and Parent-Teachers'
Associations, Report of (Elizabeth
HARRISON), 428
Consolidation of Rural Schools (ADELAIDE
STEELE BAYLOR), 124
Constructive Participation in Organization
and Administration by Teachers (ETHEL
M. GARDNER), 378
Constructive Program, A, in Physical
Education (J. H. MCCURDY), 199
Continuation School, The Part-Time (P. P.
COLGROVE), 619
COOK, KATHERINE M.-The Course of
Study Reorganized to Meet the Needs
of Modern Rural Life, 282
COOPER, FRANK IRVING-Discussion: The
Intermediate School, 330; Hygienic
Problems in Schoolhouse Construction,
303
Cooperation, Better, between the Public
and the School Authorities in Securing
Better Teaching in Elementary Schools
(MARGARET S. MCNAUGHT), 434
Cooperation between Boards of Education
and the Public (WILLIAM L. PIEPLOW),
325; (HAROLD O. RUGG), 432
Cooperation in Citizenship Training,
Federal and Public-School (W. R. BALL),
475
Cooperation of the Medical Profession
(FREDERICK R. GREEN), 165
Cooperation of Patrons in Solving the
Problems of Social Life in the High
School (OLIVIA POUND), 440
Cooperation of Physicians in the Health
Work of Schools (ISAAC A. ABT), 161
Cooperation between the Public and the
Schools in taking Advantage of the
Vocational Education Bill (ARTHUR F.
PAYNE), 437
Cooperation of School Authorities and the
Public in the Wider Use of School
Buildings (RAYMOND F. CRIST), 443
Council of Jewish Women, Report of the
(FANNIE SAX LONG), 430
Course of Study, The, Reorganized to
Meet the Needs of Modern Rural Life
(KATHERINE M. COOK), 282
CRABBE, J. G.-How to Secure an Ade-
quate Student Constituency for State
Normal Schools and Colleges, 222
CRIST, RAYMOND F.-Cooperation of
School Authorities and the Public in
the Wider Use of School Buildings, 443;
The Federal Plan of Americanization
Work with the Foreign-born, 471
Critic Teacher, The Status of the (W. C.
BAGLEY), 238
Curriculum, Subject-Matter of the (ALICE
TEMPLE), 175
DAVIS, MINNIE LEE-Child-Welfare
Agencies Cooperating with the Schools:
C. Red Cross, 116
DAY, GRACE A.-Supervision of Study in
the Grades, 598
DEAMER, ARTHUR-Changes Produced in
the Modern-Science Courses by the War,
616
Dean of Girls, The Work of a, and Its
Relation to That of a Dean of Women
(EULA W. DEATON), 420
Dean of Women, What a President May
Expect from a (E. A. BIRGE), 399
Deans of Women, Department of, Secre-
tary's Minutes: Chicago Meeting, 406;
Milwaukee Meeting, 393
DEATON, EULA W.-The Work of a Dean
of Girls and Its Relation to That of a
Dean of Women, 420
Defects of Supervision and Constructive
Suggestions Thereon (SALLIE HILL), 506
DE FOREST, CHARLES M.-The National
Legion of Modern Health Crusaders, 307
Democracy Involves Duties as Well as
Rights, How to Teach Pupils That
(ALBERT A. MÉRAS), 658
Democracy in Our Public Schools, A Plea
for Greater (FRANCES E. HARDEN), 390
Department: of Business Education, 259;
of Child Hygiene, 303; of Classroom
Teachers, 375; of Deans of Women,
393; of Educational Publications, 465;
of Elementary Education, 179; of Higher
Education, 205; of Kindergarten Edu-
cation, 171; of Library, 445; of Music
Education, 291; of National Council of
Education, 119; of Normal Schools, 221;
of Physical Education, 315; of Rural
and Agricultural Education, 281; of
School Administration, 323; of School
Patrons, 427; of Science Instruction,
289; of Secondary Education, 195; of
Superintendence, 483; of Vocational
Education, 271; of the Wider Use of
Schoolhouses, 471
Department of Superintendence, Resolu-
tions of, 488
Development of Democracy, The Contribu-
tion of Teachers to the: A. Kindergarten,
(ALMA L. BINZEL), 96; B. Rural Schools
(MARIE TURNER HARVEY), 100; C. Ele-
mentary Schools (ELIZABETH S. BAKER),
104; D. Secondary Schools (ESSIE V.
HATHAWAY), 107
Developments, Recent, in Commercial
Education (F. G. NICHOLS), 260
Directed Study, Supervised and (J.
STANLEY BROWN), 594
Discussion: Adequate Compensation for
Teachers in State Normal Schools (E. O.
FINKENBINDER), 236
Discussion: The Course of Study Reor-
ganized to Meet the Needs of Modern
Rural Life (G. M. WILSON), 285
Discussion: Drawing as an Essential in
General Education (WALTER Sargent),
158
Discussion: Effect of War on Higher Edu-
cation (E. A. BIRGE), 217
Discussion: Essential Factors in the
Teaching of Democracy (CHARLES S.
MEEK), 155; (H. B. WILSON), 155;
(FRANK S. BALLOU), 156
Discussion: The High-School Library and
the High-School Librarian (FRANK G.
PICKELL), 456
Discussion: Instruction of High-School
Students in the Use of Books and
Libraries (MARGARET E. ELY), 459
Discussion: The Intermediate School
(D. H. PERKINS), 329; (FRANK IRVING
COOPER), 330; (SAMUEL A. CHALLMAN),
330
Discussion: Music in Education (EUGÉNIE
DUSSUCHAL), 301
Discussion: Office Training in the High
School (FRANK C. MCCLELLAND), 263
Discussion: The Relation of the School
Library to the Teaching of Science
(GEORGE R. TWISS), 462
Discussion: Vocational Education (E. E.
GUNN, JR.), 337
Discussion: Young People's Reading
Circles (J. F. HAINES), 451; (ANNA E.
LOGAN), 451
Distribution of Textbooks, Should Authors
Be Concerned with the Methods of?
(L. D. COFFMAN), 468
Divided-Period Plan, The, of Supervised
Study in American History (MABEL E.
SIMPSON), 587
DOBBS, ELLA VICTORIA-Equipping and
Furnishing the Modern School, 191
Drawing as an Essential in General Edu-
cation, Discussion (WALTER Sargent),
158
DRIVER, LEE L.-The Organization of
Public Education for Service in the New
Democracy: A. Rural Education, 64
DUSSUCHAL, EUGENIE-Discussion: Music
in Education, 301
Economics, What the War Should Do for
Our Methods in Civics and (WILLIAM
B. GUITTEAU), 552
Education for the Establishment of a
Democracy in the World: A. The United
States (P. P. CLAXTON), 81; B. France
(ALBERT FEUILLERAT), 89; C. France
(FERDINAND BUISSON), 93; D. South
America (AURELIA VIERA), 95
Education of the Immigrant (RANDALL J.
CONDON), 558
Education, National Aid for (MARGARET S.
MCNAUGHT), 652
Education, A National Program for (J. H.
(BEVERIDGE), 509; (EDMUND J. JAMES),
517; (C. N. KENDALL), 514; (GEORGE
DRAYTON STRAYER), 523
Education of Women, Effect of War on the
(KATHRYN S. MCLEAN), 214
Educational Control of School Health
Work (GEORGE P. BARTH), 310
Educational Institutions, Modification of
Business Methods in (HENRY H. HIL-
TON), 210
Educational Publications, Department of,
Secretary's Minutes, 465
Educational Readjustments Following the
War (T. H. HARRIS), 649
Educational Service (LOTUS D. COFFMAN),
531
Educational Specifications for School
Buildings (CHARLES H. JUDD), 365
Effect of War on the Education of Women
(KATHRYN S. MCLEAN), 214
Effect of the War, The, on Methods of
Teaching (A. A. POTTER), 208
Effects, Some, of the War on the Higher
Education of Women (WILLYSTINE
GOODSELL) 407
EGGERS, GEORGE WILLIAM-Art as
Essential in General Education, 157
Elementary Education, Department of,
Secretary's Minutes, 179
Elementary Education, Music as an
Influence in (MABELLE GLENN), 298
Elementary-School Children, Instruction
of, in the Use of Books and Libraries
(O. S. RICE), 180
Elementary-School Curriculum, Revision
of the (THEDA GILDEMEISTER), 182
Elementary Teachers, The Preparation of
Graded (THOMAS W. BUTCHER), 245
ELLIOTT, E. C.-The Organization of
Public Education for Service in the New
Democracy: D. Higher Education, 73
ELLSWORTH, FRANK E.-What State
Normal Schools Should Do for Their
Graduates, 224
ELY, MARGARET E.-Discussion: Instruc-
tion of High-School Students in the Use
of Books and Libraries, 459
Emergency in Education, The Work of the
Commission on the (MARY C. C. BRAD-
FORD), 79
English Language, The-Its New Im-
portance and Universality (HENRY C.
JOHNSON), 606
English, What the War Sould Do for Our
Methods in (EDWIN L. MILLER), 542
Equipping and Furnishing the Modern
School (ELLA VICTORIA DOBBS), 191
Experiences in Americanization, with
Suggestive Plan for Development (W. P.
ROSEMAN), 477
Experiments in State Publication (H. S.
SHIRER), 465
Factors, Essential, in the Teaching of
Democracy (A. E. WINSHIP), 150;
(LOTUS D. COFFMAN), 152
FAHEY, SARA H.-Some Causes of the
Present Decline of Teaching as a Pro-
fession, 383
Federal Plan, The, of Americanization
Work with the Foreign-born (RAYMOND
F. CRIST), 471
FEUILLERAT, ALBERT-Education for the
Establishment of a Democracy in the
World: B. France, 89
FINKENBINDER, E. O.-Discussion: Ade-
quate Compensation for Teachers in
State Normal Schools, 236
FINN, M. TERESA-President's Address,
FORD, G. STANTON-The Schools as They
Have Affected Government Activities,
538
FOSDICK, FRANK S.-How to Teach Pupils
Respect for Properly Constituted
Authority, 661
FREEMAN, FRANK N.-Illumination Re-
quirements of School Buildings, 339
Freshman, How May the, Be More Easily
and Quickly Adjusted to College Life?
(F. LOUISE NARDIN), 415
Functions, The Three, of the Class Period
(ALFRED L. HALL-QUEST), 575
FUNDERBURG, CLIFFORD-The Six-Six Plan
in Indiana, 646
Furnishing, Equipping and, the Modern
School (ELLA VICTORIA DOBBS), 191
GANTVOORT, A. J.-Music for Citizenship,
GARDNER, ETHEL M.-Constructive Par-
ticipation in Organization and Admini-
stration by Teachers, 378
GECKS, T. C.-The Organization of Public
Education for Service in the New
Democracy: B. Elementary Education,
67
General Education, Art as an Essential in
(GEORGE WILLIAM EGGERS), 157
General Education, Drawing as an Essen-
tial in, Discussion (WALTER Sargent),
158
General Sessions of the Association, 31
Geography, What the War Should Do for
Our Methods in (J. PAUL GOODE), 547
GILDEMEISTER, THEDA-Revision of the
Elementary-School Curriculum, 182
GLENN, EARL R.-The Relation of the
School Library to the Teaching of
Science, 460
GLENN, MABELLE-Music as an Influence
in Elementary Education, 298
GOODE, J. PAUL-What the War Should
Do for Our Methods in Geography, 547
GOODSELL, WILLYSTINE-Some Effects of
the War on the Higher Education of
Women, 407
GOULD, LUCIUS T.-Necessity for Sharp
Differentiation between the Teacher's
Point of View and the Administrator's
Government Activities, The Schools as
They Have Affected (G. STANTON
FORD), 538
Graduates, What State Normal Schools
Should Do for Their (FRANK E. ELLS-
WORTH), 224
GRAY, WILLIAM S.-The Relation between
Study and Reading, 580
GREEN, FREDERICK R.-Cooperation of
the Medical Profession, 165
GREENWOOD, GRACE-The Scoring of
Rooms in Residence Halls, 425
Group Consciousness among Women-
Education, What Deans of Women Can
Do to Encourage (ELEANOR N. ADAMS),
396
Group Consciousness among Women-
Industry and Politics, What Deans
of Women Can Do to Encourage
(MARGARET S. MCNAUGHT), 394
GUITTEAU, WILLIAM B.-What the War
Should Do for Our Methods in Civics
and Economics, 552
GUNN, E. E., JR.-Discussion: Vocational
Education, 337
HAINES, J. F.-Discussion: Young People's
Reading Circles, 451
HALL-QUEST, ALFRED L.-The Three
Functions of the Class Period, 575
HAMILTON, SAMUEL-The Educational
Value of Play, 637
HARDEN, FRANCES E.-A Plea for Greater
Democracy in Our Public Schools, 390
HARDING, S. B.-What the War Should Do
for Our Methods in History, 545
HARRIS, MARY C.-Teacher Participation
in School Administration, 189
HARRIS, T. H.-Educational Readjust-
ments Following the War, 649
HARRISON, ELIZABETH-Report of Con-
gress of Mothers' and Parent-Teachers'
Associations, 428
HARTWELL, S. O.-School Expenses Con-
sidered as an Investment, 564
HARVEY, MARIE TURNER-The Contribu-
tion of Teachers to the Development of
Democracy: B. Rural Schools, 100
HATHAWAY, ESSIE V.-The Contribution
of Teachers to the Development of
Democracy: D. Secondary Schools, 107
Health Crusaders, The National Legion of
Modern (CHARLES M. DE FOREST), 308
Health Education, A Practical Demonstra-
tion in (ALICE H. WOOD), 306
Health, School Environment for (JAMES H.
MCCURDY), 369
Health Work of Schools, Cooperation of
Physicians in the (ISAAC A. ABT), 161
Helping Teacher, The Work and Value
of the (ZENOS E. SCOTT), 642
High School, Office Training in the
(LILLIAN NEIPERT), 262
Higher Education, Department of, Secre-
tary's Minutes, 205
Higher Education, Effect of the War on,
Discussion (E. Á. BIRGE), 217
Higher Education, The Influence of the
War on (JAMES SULLIVAN), 205
Higher Education of Women, Some Effects
of the War on the (WILLYSTINE GOOD-
SELL), 407
High-School Library, The, and the High-
School Librarian (SHERMAN WILLIAMS).
453
HILL, SALLIE-Defects of Supervision and
Constructive Suggestions Thereon, 506
HILTON, HENRY H.-Modification of Busi-
ness Methods in Educational Institu-
tions, 210
History and Civics Program, The Necessity
for the Rearrangement of the (C. E.
ROSE), 614
History, What the War Should Do for Our
Methods in (S. B. HARDING), 545
HOLLAND, LAURA PEIRCE-Child-Welfare
Agencies Cooperating with the Schools:
B. Girl Scouts, 116
HOPKINS, FLORENCE M.-Instruction of
High-School Students in the Use of
Books and Libraries, 457
HUSSANDER, A. F.-Planning the School
Buildings of Chicago, 353
Hygienic Problems in Schoolhouse Con-
struction (FRANK IRVING COOPER), 303
Illumination Requirements of School
Buildings (FRANK N. FREEMAN), 339
Immigrant, Education of the (RANDALL J.
CONDON), 558
Influence of the War, The, on Higher Edu-
cation (JAMES SULLIVAN), 205
Instruction of Elementary-School Children
in the Use of Books and Libraries (O. S.
RICE), 180
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