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Commercial éducation, 1916-1918. 19. Engineering education, 1916-1918. 20. The rural teacher of Nebraska. Walter A. Montgomery. 21. Education in Germany. I. L. Kandel. 22. A survey of higher education, 1916-1918. Samuel P. Capen and Walton C. John. 23. Monthly record of current educational publications, April, 1919. 24. Educational work of the Boy Scouts. Lorne W. Barclay, 25. Vocational education, 1916-1918. Wm. T. Bawden. 26. The United States School Garden Army, J. H. Francis. 27. Recent progress in Negro education, Thomas J. Jones. 28. Educational periodicals during the nineteenth century. Sheldon E. Davis, 29. Schools of Scandinavia, Finland, and Holland. Peter H. Pearson, 30. The American spirit in education. C. R. Mann. 31. Summer schools in 1918. 32. Monthly record of current educational publications-Index, February, 1918– January, 1919. 33. Girl Scouts as an educational force. Juliette Low. 34, Monthly record of current educational publications, May, 1919. 35. The funior college. F. M. McDowell. 36, Education in Italy. Walter A. Montgomery. 37. Educational changes in Russia. Theresa Bach. 38. Education in Switzerland, 1916-1918. Peter H. Pearson. 39. Training little children. Bessie Locke. 40. Work of the Bureau of Education for the natives of Alaska, 1917-18, 41. An educational study of Alabama. 42. Monthly record of current educational publications, June, 1919. 43. Education in France. I. L. Kandel. 44. Modern education in China. Charles K. Edmunds. 45. North central accredited secondary schools. Calvin O. Davis. 46. Bibliography of home economics. Carrie A. Lyford. 47. Private commercial and business schools, 1917-18. 48. Educational hygiene. Willard S. Small. 49. Education in parts of the British Empire. (Continued on page 3 of cover.) |