XI. O'Shea

XII. Bolton

3580

597

600

XIII. Professional Preparation of Secondary Teachers in Fifteen Southern

States-Buchner

618

XIV. Capacity and Limitation of Normal School in Professional Preparation

of High-School Teachers-Cook

628

XV. Professional Training of Teachers for Secondary Schools of Germany-

DeGarmo

XVI. Present Training of Teachers for Secondary Schools-Dexter

XVII. Will Same Training in Normal School Prepare Teacher for Elementary

and High-School Work ?-Kirk

661

638
644

B. Mathematics-

ROUND-TABLE CONFERENCES

Adaptation in Mathematics-Ammerman

Original Demonstrations in Geometry-

.

I. Purpose, Nature, and Method of Presentation—Durell

II. Time of Introduction and Limitations-McPherron

C. History-

The Notebook: Its Value and Its Limitations-Mrs. Atkinson

Place of Modern History in the High-School Curriculum-Miller

D. Science-

Value and Limitations of Quantitative Work in Physics and Chemistry-Bush

The Use of the Microscope in Biology Classes-

III. Kinds of Microscope Work for High-School Students-Wegener

Meaning and Function of Manual Training—J. S. Brown

701

Manual Training in Rural Schools of Indiana-Robey

705

Report of Committee on Equal Division of Twelve Years in Public Schools between

District and High Schools-Morrison

Issues Confronting Normal Schools of the United States-Kirk

Pedagogical Laboratory in Scientific Study of Education—Clark

Agriculture in Normal Schools-Balcomb

DEPARTMENT OF MANUAL TRAINING

Secretary's Minutes

Development of Course of Study in Manual Training-

I. From Point of View of Teacher of Manual Arts-Ahrens

711

712

718

723

729

735

739

740

747

752

759

760

Secretary's Minutes

LIBRARY DEPARTMENT

Preparation of Librarians for Public-School Libraries-Johnson

Instruction in Contents and Use of Libraries-Miss Sullivan

The Librarian as a Teacher-Wilkinson.

How the Teacher Can Help the Librarian-Miss Jacobus .

How Can the Librarian Aid the Teacher ?-Edwards

Secretary's Minutes

DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL EDUCATION

The Aims of Special Education-McIver

Why Wisconsin Believes in Public Day-Schools for the Deaf-Jack

Self-Support-Driggs

Training of the Incorrigible-Gates

DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN EDUCATION

Secretary's Minutes

President's Address

Indian Education-G. L. Brown

Essential Features in Education of the Child Race-Phenix

Native Indian Art-Miss De Cora

Teaching Agriculture in the Classroom-Miss Proctor

Orange Culture-Miss Naff.

Secretary's Minutes

Scope of the Department of Technical Education—Monin

Proper Articulation of Technical Education-Mrs. Young

Relation of Agricultural College to National Education-Wickson

Trade-Schools and Trade-Unions-Merrill

Technical Education in High Schools and Colleges-A. H. Chamberlain

CONFERENCE OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURAL

EDUCATION

Secretary's Minutes

1063

The Work of the National Government in Extending Agricultural Education

thru the Public Schools-Crosby .

1063