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Journal
OF
Proceedings and Addresses
OF THE
FORTY-FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING
HELD AT
ASBURY PARK AND OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY
JULY 3-7 1905
UNIVERSITY
PRINCETON.N....
1905
Publisbed by the Association
SECRETARY'S OFFICE, WINONA, MINN.
(RECAP)
6501 6.66 1935.
PRINTED AT
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
YTIZAVIMU
President's Address: Education for Efficiency-Maxwell
The Future of Teachers' Salaries-Harris
The Uses of Educational Museums-Skiff
Standards of Local Administration-McClellan
The Nation's Educational Purpose-Draper
Child Labor and Compulsory Education-Martin
The Social and Legal Aspect of Compulsory Education and Child Labor-Giddings
The Immigrant Child-Miss Richman.
Manual Training in the Grades-Harvey
The Practical Utility of Manual and Technical Training-Parsons
The Economic Importance of Trade Schools-Vanderlip .
Address-Theodore Roosevelt
Responses-Kirk, Miss Blake.
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III
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150, 152
DEPARTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENCE
Secretary's Minutes
Review of the Educational Features of the Universal Exposition—
I. The Foreign Educational Exhibits-Rogers
155
161
II. The American Educational Exhibit-Lyte
167
III. Lessons from the United States Exhibit-Blewett
173
Means of Increasing the Efficiency of Our Public-School Work-
I. Providing Better Teachers-Carr
180
II. Adequate Leadership, Progressive Teachers, and Fewer Subjects-Pearse
III. Changing the View-Point-Crane
184
190
Some of the Conditions Which Cause Variation in School Expenditures-Harris
The Group Morality of Children-Vincent
195
214
Charter Provisions as Related to the Organization of School Systems-Maxwell
A Nonpartisan School Law-Eliot
223
Charter Provisions as Related to the Reorganization of School Systems-Soldan 231
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ROUND TABLES
Round Table of State and County Superintendents—
High-School Privileges for Country Pupils-Cary
Report of the Committee on Interstate Recognition of Teachers' Certificates
Round Table of City Superintendents—
The Merit System in St. Louis-Blewett
Outlines of Methods of Appointing and Advancing Teachers-Van Sickle, et al.
Manual Training in the Elementary School-Haney.
Child Labor-Miss Addams
Manual Training in the Secondary Grades and in Colleges-Woodward
NATIONAL COUNCIL
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262
Report of Advisory Committee on Simplification of Spelling-Maxwell
281
Report on the Educational Progress of the Year-Rogers.
286
What Are the Most Promising Subjects for Investigation ?-
I. Comparison of Modern Business Methods with Educational Methods-
Martin
320
Physical Development of the Child in Training of Kindergartners-Oppenheim
How Does the Kindergarten Develop the Child Physically?—Mrs. Hughes
Methods of Supervision of Public-School Kindergartens—Miss Mills
Current Criticism of the Kindergarten-O'Shea .
DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Progress of the Year, and Curriculum of the Elementary School-Miss Cropsey
The Teaching of Arithmetic in Elementary Schools-Bailey
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ROUND TABLE CONFERENCES
A. Handwork in Primary Schools—Miss Seegmiller .
B. Right Methods of Studying History and Geography-McMurry
C. Reading in the First School Year-Mrs. Cooley .
On the Psychology of Reading and Writing-MacDougall
On the Study of English Composition-Miss Alexander
Teaching Our Language to Non-English-Speaking Pupils-Straubenmüller
DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY EDUCATION
The Schoolmaster-Schuyler
Division of the Twelve-Year Course of Study-Lyttle
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424
428
Why Do So Many First-Year Pupils Leave the High School?-Halleck
Report of the Committee on Secret Fraternities-Morrison
A. Principals-
436
445
Should Entire Energy of High-School Principal Be Given to Administra-
tion?-Gunnison
B. English-
452
What Facts of Ancient History Should Be Taught ?-Muzzey
461
D. Mathematics-
E. Classics-
Individual Instruction in Algebra and Geometry-Jones
466
The College Requirements and the Secondary-School Work-Kirtland
F. Modern Languages-
470
The Direct Method of Teaching a Modern Language-Wolf
Excessive Expansion in the Course of Study-Bryan
Honor in Student Life in Colleges and Universities-Smith
Wide Election and Minute Courses-Canfield
Plans of Admitting Students to Colleges and Universities—MacLean
Should Chairs of Pedagogy Be Abolished?—Hill
481
A Statement of the Issues Before the Department-Van Liew
The Modern High-School Curriculum-Felmley
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How Can the Normal School Best Produce Efficient Teachers of Elementary
Branches?-Karr
The Co-operation of Universities and Normal Schools in the Training of
Elementary Teachers—McMurry, Maxwell
540, 542
Secondary Teachers-Henderson, Snyder.
How Can Class Teachers Be Educated to the Value of Manual Training?-
McMurry
558
563
Necessity for Special Manual-Training High Schools-Keyes
570
Forms and Limitations of Handwork for Girls in the High School-Miss Dopp