434 THE JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION December, 1923 a uo imental school in each of the forty-eight school districts for the purpose of studying changes in the method of promotion, the grading of pupils, and the courses of study. CHARACTER EpUCATION INSTITUTION TO BE ENDOWED—Plans for the endowment of the Character Education Institution are matur- ing. $10,000 of securities have been de- posited by the Donor as the beginning of an irrevocable endowment trust. The terms of this trust have been so drawn that the educationists who are members of the Char- acter Education Institution will have abso- lute freedom in the use of the annual income to carry out the objectives in the institution’s charter, but will not have control over the endowment funds. The financial trustee is the National Savings and Trust Company of Washington, D. C. When the endow- ment becomes very large, it will be dis- tributed to regional trustees, one in each section of the Nation. The original $10,000 will eventually be raised to $1,000,000, which is to run cu- mulatively for over a hundred and _ fifty years beyond the death of the Donor. One per cent of the income annually will be paid the Institution for expenses and the re- mainder will be added to the principal. The final endowment fund will amount to about $300,000,000 producing some twelve to fifteen millions annually for the Institution to use for character education in schools. The membership of the Character Edu- cation Institution is restricted to the State commissioners and superintendents of edu- cation, or deputies—forty-eight in number— and nine trustees in the District of Columbia. All of the fifty-seven members are ex oficio, chosen in some social, public way. The trustees are two from the Federal Bureau of Education, (the Commissioner and an associate appointed by himself), two from the District public schools (the superin- tendent and an associate appointed by himself), the secretary of the National Edu- cation Association, the secretary of The National Congress of Mothers, the dean of some school of education in the District of Columbia, the chairman of the division of psychology and anthropology of the National Research Council and the chairman of the Character Education Institution, who is also chairman of the trustees. The working nucleus for thorough research as to materials and methods in character education will be a group of research secretaries which consti- tutes a faculty under the chairman. Their work will be chiefly in “applied-science” problems, but they will collaborate with uni- versity professors, on the basis of special appropriations, in working out the “pure science” basis on which practical character education work in schools ought to be done. The Institution is non-commercial, has nothing for sale and receives no royalties. Its endowment is to set it free to serve the best interests of the children and the Nation. ARS THE BIBLE IN SCHOOLS. King James’ Version is sectarian, California court holds—San Francisco, Nov. 1.—The King James version of the Bible “is the ac- cepted Protestant version’ and _ therefore sectarian, the supreme court has decided in an opinion made public today reversing a judgment of a superior court in Kings county which permitted the Selma Union High school district to purchase two copies of the Bible for the school library. The court held the acquisition of the Bibles by the school would be in direct violation of the school law.—From Washington Post, November 2. CHOOL TRUSTEES JAILED—Chicago Officials Begin Terms Imposed in 1919 Controversy — Chicago, Oct. 24.— James Rezny, former school board trustee; Hart Hanson, and Dr. B. Larkowski, present trustees, sentenced to jail in the school board contempt case, started to serve their sentences tonight. Mrs. Frances Thornson and Mrs. Lulu M. Snodgrass, former He 1 ne i i tt ht — . GEORGE Accident prevention, Teaching (E. ss PaYNE)— illustrated wee cece censors 53 Achievements of the disarmament conference (CHARLES A. COULOMB) weeceeeeeecevecs 135 Adjustment of elementary education to the project method, The (JAMES F. Hosic).... 419 Adolescent boys out of school eer ee eS ee 120 Affiliation and enrolment (see enrolment and affiliation). Aid for teachers’ salaries, State (James H. ee) eee cer Aims in American education (CHARLES EVANS PD on ican ccd esa eee gmess 400 OS ¥ins ee 257 American, I can—poem (Ipa FLoop DopcGE).. 322 American citizen, Education of an (Epwarp O. DE. Sanicarthcvastateackasewnetscanses TOA American education, Aims in (CHARLES EVANS BOOED iivin kc vctwesweeas se sudeenseenses , 257 American education, The hope and result of (CHARL O. WILLIAMS) ...ceeeeeeesceeees 150 American education, The outstanding issue in Cosme H. SRRRLAY) «2. nccccsccccscesvces 350 American education week..........sececeees 274 American education week (editorial)......... 326 American education week, Preparing for...... 375 American Home Economics Association (pro- | Eee PETE CCRC eC eee eee 73 American ideals—poem (Ipa FLoop DopGE)... 168 Americanizing illiterates (M. CATHERINE SEX- AUER)—illustrated occ ccecsscvesccscceces 233 American's creed and flag, The............++ 360 Amphitheater at Arlington (picture)..... 19, 350 Announcements, Notes and (see notes and announcements). ’ Ne: : Another charge against the movies (editorial) 416 Applying for positions (editorial)............ 106 ARNoLb, F. J. The Brooklyn Teachers’ Asso- Es SL os dal 5 o> en ee Gi ob Oia ak 413 Association meetings 1922-23, State.......... 390 Auditors, Complete report of........e..ee00. 335 Banker, The teacher and the (JoHN H. Pur- ON rere er eres ere 347 Barnes, Joun K. Building up an estate...... 228 Sg, A OS ge eee eee 119 Basis of international friendship, The (edi- A SP pee ae re ree 282 Jatavia (Illinois), Code of ethics........... 148 Baytok, ADELAIDE STEELE. The National Seen OS TGCRON 6k cise cscescecseees 113 Behind the European conference (FREDERICK Es oan 2 io on, bia hee ge Soke una wee 133 BELL, ALEXANDER GRAHAM (biography)...... 275 Bevan, Ratpu H. International universities. 365 ees. MOCO WOSEN, Ao ca cccscsccvaweses $22 BLAKE, KaTHERINE D. ‘The new outlook..... 67 —— Report on changes needed in elementary NOT Peer ey cree 157 — Revising the elementary curriculum..... 355 Branton, Annie Wess. The county unit CT, PN Sbiso die sdtveetavie cob asions 185 Bliss, D. C., The superintendent and stand- RRS re ere re ee + 287 Rated OF Trastees, Maeett Of soi .kcacccessces 337 Book laboratory of the school, The (ADELINE ees ere e'ds.a 46 6 ce bain's $-¢ 600 234 Booklists: NR SM a a gw 5m ph obo & wisince 427 — Boston and New England, Books for Me OO ck wed hbe 6 eetiwi sy oraipagve.ss 205 — Great question of our time, The (disarma- Ee ieee Pid hualtnn 6 Kae s awk kone d T12 ae SE PUMETMMBOCE ooo cocci ccasbiesecs 175 PSR Pryeer TTT er tres 385 — School buildings and school architecture... 32 ae ee err ee eee 164 trustees, paid fines of $750 and $500, re- spectively, while Dr. Sadie B. Adair trustee, paid a $750 fine and escaped jail sentences. The ‘arrests are the result of the contempt action before Judge Kickman Scanlan ip 1919, when the school board was charged with violating an injunction by stripping Superintendent of Schools Charles Chadsey of his powers and forcing him to resign. The arrests followed a recent supreme court decision upholding the sentences imposed by Judge Scanlan and declaring Governor Len Small exceeded his authority in par- doning the ten men and women involved.— Washington Post. At tN ht ll INDEX TO VOLUME XI 0 0 tN A A AB A A ttl Booklists: Washington and Lincoln.......... 52 See also Guide to Books. ; Books and a vocation........... 1 osieke women 385 Books for boys pee eee es Te eee eee + 420 Booms for Christiias:.. oo... secs cccss 427 os ee een 427 Boston and New England, Books for visitors oe ; “aire ++ 205 Books, Guide to (see guide to books) Boston and New England, Books for visitors.. 20. SPAIN, SEMRNMU 6 Sno. & X0. auc, 0s a: bh nc ian 9 Boston, Literary shrines.......... ale 175 1 : coece ee Boston, Making plans for............csee.ses 127 27 | SR eae eee 280, 419 Boston meeting, Abstracts of addresses....... 265 Boston meeting (editorial)...............05. 280 Boston meeting (program).............ecee. 247 Boston meeting, Notes on the............. 76 Boston meeting, Hotel rates.............00. 215 Boston meeting, Minutes of...........cceces 285 Boston meeting, Resolutions of.............. 263 Boston meeting, Suminaries of reports....... 317 Boston museum of fine arts— illustrated CROTRUR POROGAMME) 0:0 6.605.005 645 504e5R 89 Boston museum of fine arts, The (picture)... 193 Boston public garden, The (picture)........ 297 Boston public hbrary, The (Frank H. CHase) RSMO isle be asks ae 0.0 450 400s 6k 31 Bowen, Witsur P. Physical education prob- SN ET Ce ee 186 BraLey, Berton. The dreamer back of the job (|) ir errrer rr ererrter rT ererererr: | 126 Brazil and its capital—illustrated .......... 367 Brazil, Education in (A. CarNnerro L&ao).... 307 British Association (Harriet M. CHaAse)..... 173 British schools, Notes on (Ropert Forrest TRONS Sass danced pe bene cakes ss eee 329 Brooklyn Teachers’ Association, The (FRANK et errs 413 Bruner, H. B. The superintendent and the COtree OF StBEHs 650 caccca eee c esses 157 Building program, The plans for a (E. E. | OE EE Oh Cg ee TO EP 159 Building up an estate (JoHN K. Barnes)..... 328 Buildings, School (see school building prog- ress). Bunker Hill monument (picture)............ © Bussewitz, M. Education in Wisconsin NE bi ao ad wea e o0s <0 wees cee 26 By-laws of the Department of Superintendence 56 California summer schools (P. F. VALENTINE) 395 CaRNEY, Maser. National responsibility for improvement of rural schools............. 268 CarTER, Mrs. Epwarp S&S. Spirit of library NS Shale eb a0 04:0 00.0 das Sa 3 be a 420 Challenge to certain eminent educators, A (edi- 0 SNA Sa ae 197 Cuamsers, Georce G. Ethics for the teaching OEE DOR FOOT Ee 401 Changes needed in elementary mathematics, BEES. OR oo o0 so gdewevewd x eh ah + 6 oO 157 Character education plan, lowa wins prize for CJostem KK. FOGG} ec ccckccscccscsnaeeen 165 Charge against the movies, Another (editorial) 416 CuHarters, W. W. The limitations of the I 65 65 dnd és ce cnane ad doeens a ace 17 Charts and maps, College graduates who are Dit SENORE BONCMOTS 6 6. 0.5 5:60 6.0 40.0540 008SEE 170 — Consolidated schools in Iowa.........-+++ 20 Experience of high-school teachers. en ee Gi ob Oia ak 413 Association meetings 1922-23, State.......... 390 Auditors, Complete report of........e..ee00. 335 Banker, The teacher and the (JoHN H. Pur- ON rere er eres ere 347 Barnes, Joun K. Building up an estate...... 228 Sg, A OS ge eee eee 119 Basis of international friendship, The (edi- A SP pee ae re ree 282 Jatavia (Illinois), Code of ethics........... 148 Baytok, ADELAIDE STEELE. The National Seen OS TGCRON 6k cise cscescecseees 113 Behind the European conference (FREDERICK Es oan 2 io on, bia hee ge Soke una wee 133 BELL, ALEXANDER GRAHAM (biography)...... 275 Bevan, Ratpu H. International universities. 365 ees. MOCO WOSEN, Ao ca cccscsccvaweses $22 BLAKE, KaTHERINE D. ‘The new outlook..... 67 —— Report on changes needed in elementary NOT Peer ey cree 157 — Revising the elementary curriculum..... 355 Branton, Annie Wess. The county unit CT, PN Sbiso die sdtveetavie cob asions 185 Bliss, D. C., The superintendent and stand- RRS re ere re ee + 287 Rated OF Trastees, Maeett Of soi .kcacccessces 337 Book laboratory of the school, The (ADELINE ees ere e'ds.a 46 6 ce bain's $-¢ 600 234 Booklists: NR SM a a gw 5m ph obo & wisince 427 — Boston and New England, Books for Me OO ck wed hbe 6 eetiwi sy oraipagve.ss 205 — Great question of our time, The (disarma- Ee ieee Pid hualtnn 6 Kae s awk kone d T12 ae SE PUMETMMBOCE ooo cocci ccasbiesecs 175 PSR Pryeer TTT er tres 385 — School buildings and school architecture... 32 ae ee err ee eee 164 trustees, paid fines of $750 and $500, re- spectively, while Dr. Sadie B. Adair trustee, paid a $750 fine and escaped jail sentences. The ‘arrests are the result of the contempt action before Judge Kickman Scanlan ip 1919, when the school board was charged with violating an injunction by stripping Superintendent of Schools Charles Chadsey of his powers and forcing him to resign. The arrests followed a recent supreme court decision upholding the sentences imposed by Judge Scanlan and declaring Governor Len Small exceeded his authority in par- doning the ten men and women involved.— Washington Post. At tN ht ll INDEX TO VOLUME XI 0 0 tN A A AB A A ttl Booklists: Washington and Lincoln.......... 52 See also Guide to Books. ; Books and a vocation........... 1 osieke women 385 Books for boys pee eee es Te eee eee + 420 Booms for Christiias:.. oo... secs cccss 427 os ee een 427 Boston and New England, Books for visitors oe ; “aire ++ 205 Books, Guide to (see guide to books) Boston and New England, Books for visitors.. 20. SPAIN, SEMRNMU 6 Sno. & X0. auc, 0s a: bh nc ian 9 Boston, Literary shrines.......... ale 175 1 : coece ee Boston, Making plans for............csee.ses 127 27 | SR eae eee 280, 419 Boston meeting, Abstracts of addresses....... 265 Boston meeting (editorial)...............05. 280 Boston meeting (program).............ecee. 247 Boston meeting, Notes on the............. 76 Boston meeting, Hotel rates.............00. 215 Boston meeting, Minutes of...........cceces 285 Boston meeting, Resolutions of.............. 263 Boston meeting, Suminaries of reports....... 317 Boston museum of fine arts— illustrated CROTRUR POROGAMME) 0:0 6.605.005 645 504e5R 89 Boston museum of fine arts, The (picture)... 193 Boston public garden, The (picture)........ 297 Boston public hbrary, The (Frank H. CHase) RSMO isle be asks ae 0.0 450 400s 6k 31 Bowen, Witsur P. Physical education prob- SN ET Ce ee 186 BraLey, Berton. The dreamer back of the job (|) ir errrer rr ererrter rT ererererr: | 126 Brazil and its capital—illustrated .......... 367 Brazil, Education in (A. CarNnerro L&ao).... 307 British Association (Harriet M. CHaAse)..... 173 British schools, Notes on (Ropert Forrest TRONS Sass danced pe bene cakes ss eee 329 Brooklyn Teachers’ Association, The (FRANK et errs 413 Bruner, H. B. The superintendent and the COtree OF StBEHs 650 caccca eee c esses 157 Building program, The plans for a (E. E. | OE EE Oh Cg ee TO EP 159 Building up an estate (JoHN K. Barnes)..... 328 Buildings, School (see school building prog- ress). Bunker Hill monument (picture)............ © Bussewitz, M. Education in Wisconsin NE bi ao ad wea e o0s <0 wees cee 26 By-laws of the Department of Superintendence 56 California summer schools (P. F. VALENTINE) 395 CaRNEY, Maser. National responsibility for improvement of rural schools............. 268 CarTER, Mrs. Epwarp S&S. Spirit of library NS Shale eb a0 04:0 00.0 das Sa 3 be a 420 Challenge to certain eminent educators, A (edi- 0 SNA Sa ae 197 Cuamsers, Georce G. Ethics for the teaching OEE DOR FOOT Ee 401 Changes needed in elementary mathematics, BEES. OR oo o0 so gdewevewd x eh ah + 6 oO 157 Character education plan, lowa wins prize for CJostem KK. FOGG} ec ccckccscccscsnaeeen 165 Charge against the movies, Another (editorial) 416 CuHarters, W. W. The limitations of the I 65 65 dnd és ce cnane ad doeens a ace 17 Charts and maps, College graduates who are Dit SENORE BONCMOTS 6 6. 0.5 5:60 6.0 40.0540 008SEE 170 — Consolidated schools in Iowa.........-+++ 20 Experience of high-school teachers. in iiremah wis aaah median Department of Superintendence, Resolutions of 0 ee partment of V ocational E ducation (program) epartments and allied organizations, Tenta- tive programs of (Boston meeting) i3I 201 419 5 201 Or 138 Disarmament Disarmament, Disarmament Disarmament (CHARLES Dr. DODGE, — American Dome of Capitol I I ] Iba YORSEY, St $ 17,400,000 Massachusetts education JOYLE, JUL YRAKE, Rt Yreamer bz (poster ) Books FLoop, ideals SAN M. and ia Hi. TH B. ack Rut the conference conference, A. CouLoms) FINLEY’s proposal (editorial) Am« ( (picture) How a job, rican poem) Ang cher’s 1 school pray lib The (poem Editorial Council for 1921-22.. ik E ditorials: — Another Applyin Basis — Boston - Washington schools should be Educating the other half (Homer C. Education and business in Des Moir Education and National income (« Education and the classroom teache Fe de I al Finley’s Football Four-quz Functions Gratitude of Hundred Idaho's Inte I Keep the Life en MAGILL, Member Mov 1es ditorial C ot ouncil for American charge g for meeting recognition proposal and irter syster education against positions international ( education n legislative p1 schools listments clos HucuH S... ship and campa the igns schools 922-23 the frien Iship yf education. of professional organiz republics thousand str« ogi am national goodwill through e to the Achievements ideals rary, BY) of (poem). les voted (poem) The er Joes — Challenge to certain rent educators Claeereemi GEOERES ITi TOBE. sob ccicececee sor Common sense and educational reforn — Counsel of despair pide ye ee Democratic education in England......... Dr. David Kinley on Federal aid.......... Education and National income Education in the Nation’s capital........ Baucational somrmMliem oo. cc ccc cvciéics 6 Educational journalism in 1921........... Equal rights and equal opportunities...... Fake colleges TEPC eee eee ee ee ee Federal aid without Federal control. di ication. peopl National High-school Honor Society...... Pensions for teachers ........... FD Ae: ~ Professional consciousness ............06. Professional organization in 1921........ Professional progress and the task ahead.. Recruiting for education................. Salary schedules are to be maintained.... School-building renaissance, The......... Se rvice, keynote cece acseoceasece ° ee Shall American children be beggars?...... Shall educational opportunities be equa! ee eee ee ee er ee pee ee Shall salaries be increased?.............. State superintendency in 1921, The...... SUMS SONU on os bcs cca doaenes is Teaching Towner S THOMAS) S. Wit) .iccrze lucation as a world problem Z asa Sterling Education associations, I ducation, ‘ducation E Education in ducation career bill lriumph of professional unity Growth of independe nt Stu eer ditorial) . r (AGNES NTZ) Cost of, 1800-1920 SS BO ea ear for leisure (Tl. R. MAHLER).. Brazil (A. Carnerro Leao)..... Education in England and Wales since the war (San Tea RORANED +c o:< s Gedy neces weds ‘ou Education in Hawaii (BeEnyamin O. Wis?) Education in Iowa during 1921 (CHARLEs F. 4: epee ihko ution ne errr er Education in Ireland....... aakk bho. edin aan - Education in Michigan during 1921 (Joun P. _ |, Se ne-eey eee i 56.80% Education in the Nation’s capital (editorial) . Education in Wisconsin during 1921 (M. A. IMEWSTED ccsacacess iovkhtennseseas iis eee GEOG. 6 cos ccndd chan esbetekene Education, National leadership in... ...... Education of an American citizen eesananaeed QO. Sisson ) Education of young children in rural communi- E iE ties (Kat ducation Bowen ) -ducation, HERINE R., problems, The new ( Education through prir E E E FE ducation ducational ducational Educational “ducational Educational E ducational - Fyne pace Educational V. Conw Educational oo?) ee COORD 0 56s hae phoipivngs (W W. c. Cove). iting (ARNoLD Leviras) week, American.... BI oT Aa a th sce note a bill (Witiiam B. facts, Mobilizing..... finance to be investigated... journalism (editorial) message of 1922 (A. E. WinsuiP) Fee cos Oly outlook in New Mexico, The {8 oO Ae errr eee ine oe progress in Mississippi (H. M. THE JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION a ee a ee Se ee 26 T90 116 191 Educational progress in New Jersey (D. ¢ yo ) eer errr T err ee terre rer Tree Elementary curt in ng the (KaTH ERINE D Elementary school salaries in M: assachusetts SRY anc aie ons beds dee ab Oe Oe Ee Soe Elementary teachers, Salaries of 1921-22...... Elgin report o.3..0s. Silene dhe he we kee Elimination of educat ional waste (Homer H DRED. s isacadacasd ven aes ti ES Eviis, RapForp TERRELL. Texas State Teach ers’ nee couse sbeoes Encyclopedia of education (James I. Wyer) England and Wales since the war, Educa tion in (Sin James YOXALL)............. Enrolment and affiliation....... 28, 63, 108, 199, 243, 253, 330, 372, Equal rights and equal opportunities (ed torial) Pade ets' Ethics, Code er Ethics for teachers 9 Ethics for teachers (FRANK Copy).... ated Ethics for teachers (Dr. Joun W. Wayianp) Ethics for the teaching profession (GEORG: c... Cae os ay sessee eerie European conference, Behind the(F. J. Lipsy) Everett, JouHn P. Education in Michigan eS ee eee Evolution of handwrit A. Connor) Executive C¢ Experience of hi dvedheal teachers (chart).. Eyesight as a National problem (Guy A, EY. heck edn wawessn os ous die sseewase Facts, Mobilizing educational................. The Bostor mu FAIRBANKS, ARTHUR. seum of De DEP oviseonkcbdes weasees ee Fake colleges (editorial).. Farm Bureau—A new force in rural education (O. M. Kire)—illustrated Farm Bureau organization (map) = Far-reaching results of the Washington confe1 ence, The (Freperick J. Ligsy) buen Federal aid, Dr. Davin Kiniey on (editorial) Federal aid, President Harding on........ Federal aid without Federal control (editorial) Federal recognition of education (editorial) Finance to be investigated, Educational...... Finances of the Association.. i inte one ia Financing education, Proble f (S I WEBER) bos Saw uae seme za ; Financing our city school program, Next steps im-Crammeear S. Wee): © ok oak ccccccacdcens Finley’s proposal, Dr. (editorial).......... Football and education (editorial)............ Foote, JoHN M. Louisiana’s program of in- etructional SUPErvisSiON. .....cccicecveceres Fort Smith \rkansas) salary schedules CEE. awd aeeeak Four-quarter system (editorial) Fow er, W. K. Salaries in Nebraska........ FRAZIER, GEoRGE W. Shall school boards be independent? ia piwik hie 41d a One a FULLER, RACHEL ANNI The helping teacher ee TD ee re en Seed ye Functions of professional organization (edi- DUGSEEN 5.0044 cay or eine oad ee Gams.Le, G. C. School buildings and school architecture (booklist) child MDOT. + <+ INERRIGAN ) ry Gippons, Cuaries E. Gifted Child, The Goon, H. C. Why Goodwill through Rural (AGNES the hist education, of education?.. International.... Government of the United States (chart).... Grant, Mrs. Ernest R. Washington’s fight Ce ere ee oP eerirere rs: Gratitude of republics (editorial).......... ; Great question of our time, The.. Great stone face (picture).... Growth in membership in British Associ: ation and N. H.-A, (chart)....%5%.0% Tei Growth in service, Teacher (Ciara G. LANG SP rrr: op See ss Growth of education associations (table)... 58, Growth of the summer school (RaymMonp Wat THEO) cccvcccsisesdeser PITT TOT Tree Guide to books........ 31, 65, 212, 263, 207, 299, 339, 383, Guy, Georce W. Community leagues....... The Codperative Education Association OC VIR <5 siwiacs tedekncnase Handwriting in education, Evolution of (BeRTHA ee rere eee Harman, A. F. ’Tis this to teach (poem)... Harron, Jura §. Voting bonds under diffi- OUMINE- 20549 56s sah ku ene dads kwah aa ewe Hart, Irvinc Hl. The teacher’s wage..... ‘ Harvey, Lorenzo Dow........... Rot endow an Have teachers’ salaries been increased? (JoHN i. MORMON). s:onsc0ns<0saesGaaae kom Hawaii, Education in (B. O. Wist)....... baie Hawaii, ‘Teachers’ cottages in (VAUGHAN MacCauGHEy) Hayes, Aucustus W. Rural community or- NS. ig 6 Sie baie ness enka iubebnerens Hays, Witt H. Improvement of moving pic- ME pdas ss ken anew ae Vice taneous Health crusade, The chil iren’ s “(C. M. De Forest)—illustrated ....... a eletgrntnth . Health material for teachers (JAMES \ Topey) — w JI ¥ 352 323 090 436 eer Health problems in education..........++- 319 Health, Washington's fight for (Mrs. Ern EST R. Grant) .... eel Perr tree - 408 Health work in "the schools (THomas D. WOOD) cccccccvccccccceccccsccsecces Sins “SRT Hees, BertHa Y. The work-study-play plan.. 363 Helping teacher in New Jersey (RACHEL ANNE FULLER) cccccccccccccccccccccscccserces - 421 Henry, Guy A. Eyesight as a National prob- ate sinner eu tae eon cane’ ets Mike a ania sm 362 Herrzoc, Watrer S. Training the rural teacher et eRe cae w a eke een eee Fees 85 High-school instruction, Increase in amount of 189 to 1920 (table)....... Oe 253 High-school opportunity for country children (Wittiam McKrn ey Rosinson)........-- 421 High School Teachers’ Council, The Chicago (Hatsey H. MATTESON).....-.e-eeeeeeeees 251 High-school teachers who are college graduates ea sled a6 ahs b8e tne h6s 0520040 e088 170 High-school teachers ‘with different amounts of experience, Per cent of (chart)........---- 171 Hitt, Epitu D. The Cincinnati Association of Public School Teachers............++++ 101 Historic Boston—illustrated .........-. oisiv'eie 9 Historical education of an American citizen CEEWAED ©. S1GGOW).. 2c cccarcveccesose 55 History textbooks under fire (Jacop JAcowiITz) 117 HorrmMan, J. E. Real supervision for rural 0” ere yee rt re eee seee 159 Hoimes, Henry W. The responsibility of the college and the umiversity.........-..+++- 269 Beamer roll Ciabie) ..n.0 csc scccesnrcssvodssece 417 Honor society, The National........ More sees 272 Hope and result of American education, The (CHARL O. WILLIAMS)... ..ceccceceececees 156 Hosic, James F. The adjustment of: elemen- tary education to the project method..... 419 -- The present status of the project Ne Sr ete Te ee 404 How Los Angeles voted "$17,400,000 (SUSAN BM... DORSEY) codec cccccccccsccesevcccedos 273 Hucues, CHartes Ev ANS. Aims in American GU CMEAOT, soo seh bees ewes wadesVieseroecees 257 Hundred thousand strong, A (editorial)...... 196 I am the schoolhouse (American Legion Weekly) 124 Idaho’s legislative program (editorial)....... 61 I keep the public school—poem (VELORUS PS”, Pere rere rT reir Tee eee ee 86 Illiteracy in the United States (table)...... 80 Illiteracy, Memace Of ..coccccceessesceeees 343 Illiterates, Americanizing (M. CATHERINE ee |} ee ee Pee eee te) ey 233 Immigrant Education, Officers of the Depart- ee ee eee eer errr TS rt. er et) ae 43 Improvement and preparation of tez in service (PETER A. MoRTEXSON). . eaarelnwe 266 Improvement of moving pictures (Witt H. PEAED.- 6scccdepaicnene cece ee eerecereeees 269 In Flanders F ields—poem (Joun McCrak).. 214 In the field.......... 40, 75, 121, 168, 214, 256, 302, 346, 391, 433 INGALLS, JoHN James. Opportunity (poem).. 50 Instructional supervision, Louisiana’s program Of CJOMNM M.. FOOTE) i. ccaceccscccsccevecos 129 International friendship, The basis of (edi- CEE ania ed oe sce sstresehbestded en 6cedee 282 International goodwill through education...... 45 International Kindergarten Union (program). 39 International Moral Education Congress, Third 316 International universities (RatpH H. BEvAN) 365 Investigation of educational finance.......... 2 Iowa consolidated schools (chart)........... 20 Iowa during 1921, Education in (CHARLES Po OD Karddeminicing ss 3's Qbwes s.+ cane Bee 25 Iowa wins prize for character education plan. 165 Ireland, Education in. Sh As Minibar. ade #4 ee 393 ITTNER, W. B. The school ” plant and the BOHOGl AMMEN a oc tacicccscedecenevee 5 Ivy, H. M. Educational progress in Missis- OTE 0.0. 0.00b sce ceecccccusieseseeecesece tes 189 Jacowitz, Jacos. History textbooks under fire. 117 Jounston, Ross B. Locating the consolidated oS ae ieee baaee Ja0.6 hema 20 Joining a State association................. 161 Jones, Orrve M. Professional training for teachers of city schools... ......0.ccccces 265 Journalism, Educational (editorial).......... 196 De ee a ere Te Tee ee 394 Justice in school relationships, Obtaining...... 394 Cuaries H. KEENE, M. D. The seven ages of play. Re aa 226 Keep the schools close to the ‘people (editorial) 107 KeitH, Joun A. H. Taxation and education 3 Kettey, James H. State aid for teachers’ SE Ee ey eee eee eee ee 268 Kenpati, Carvin N., and THOMPSON, " FRANK WN ac cae. eek bWes s d653-04:0,8 66 Kerner, Rosert J. University extension de- eer re rere TT re rere ree err re coece 332 Kerrican, AcnEs. The gifted child.......... 352 Kitz, O. M. The Farm Bureau............. 220 Kin iey, Dr. Davin, on Federal aid (editorial) 108 KuiemmeE, E. J. The teachers’ tenure........ 278 Knicnut, F. B. apes connected with suc- PS CEE so cataennetdehe rs meme ses 158 KwippratH, GeorceE F. Omaha school forum 242 Lanowick, Ciara G. Teacher growth in service 217 Rae os asene plag. (chart)... occas cectswss 182 ee ER OS re oe ree F 124 Law of self-control (chart)............... oes A55 Moral education, Tue JoURNAL OF THE NATIONAL EpuCATION ASSOCIATION Law of self-reliance (calendar)............ 88 Leadership in education, National............ 116 Leao, A. CARNEIRO. Education in aa. ss SOP Legislative program, M/nesota’s ; a Leisure, Education for (H. R. MaAHLER). abana 309 LEVITAS, cect Education through printing 296 Lewis, E. E. Plans for a building program.. 159 Lipsy, Freperick J. Behind the European Conference ....... ib eha + bee eee 133 — Far-reaching results” ‘of ‘the " Washington _ Conference ices ty Rede A ak ela? Octo oar hada awe . 265 The Washington Conference and ‘after.... 83 The way to permanent PEACE. ++ ss seeeeee 2379 -— ~ What can I do for peace?..... sors 221 Libraries and librarians (SHERMAN WiLLtaMs) 419 ee eee ere eee eee 394 Library codperation, School and (J. M. kt re seer reer terre 95 Library service, The spirit of (Mrs. Epw ARD ME Facies. sua da eee’ ebeckamsudsn Mental 420 Library service, Standards of..............- 145 Life enlistments (editorial)............ isepa 290 Limitation of armaments, Books on........ 112 Limitations of the project (W. W. CHARTERS) 17 Lincoln, The man _ of the people- -poem ee eRe rere rr rere - 334 Lincoln, Washington and (booklist)......... 52 Literary pilgrimages—illustrated ............ 175 Locating the consolidated school (Ross B. Co ) er re Pe ere 20 Los Angeles voted $17,400,000, How (Susan es LWNED «ack sa aia adipihie ahah alae aes ele oe 273 Louisiana’s program of instructional super- vision (JOHN M. Foore)........... sese0 E29 _ Luckey, Berroa M. The psychological clinic. 2 2¢ Luxuries consumed in 1920 (table). Lannie ie Luxuries in 1921, Tax paid on........... ice 869 Luxury taxes—year ended June 30, 1921 DEED: Shain danaaig CER eae 209, 218 MacCaucGHey, VAUGHAN. Teachers’ cottages in Se ORS le 2 S02 a SE LED 331 McConneELt, ANNABELLE. The Pittsburgh Wenebers’ Aaanciation i R00 ORES deed Oese es McCraz, Joun, M. D. In Flanders Fields IND. 65's 000 Bho. a0 :6,0 wrasse ad eee els aw 214 MacGrecor, Erric. Democracy in the class- PO a eia's 5:5 ban 8be 5 Mtoe Ok De eee 266 -———. Minneapolis makes good............. 212 McSkimmon, Mary. A new type of leader- ship to carry out the new policies........ 268 MaciLtt, Hucn S. (editorial).............2.. 280 —— ‘Sources of revenue for public edu- SNE: National Council at Boston............... = 54 National Council of E “oo (program) ee 38, 379 National Council of Education | \DEL AIDE ” ee earn - National Council of Education, Members of. aon National Council of Primary Education (pro- ‘ _ gram) n) +-6 6 thto4 es eed oO A 6. olen 4.0% < al 39 National Council of State Departments of Edu- vii i: SRNR 5 io wo in wid) brs ein 0 lal > National Education Association and American " OO EEE EM ae, CE: alld 8 National Education Association 19 21-22, Cam. ” en, ath Pa ae 2 National : ‘ducation Association, Importance of National Education Association Officers, 1922- 44 ee CISA a UE Ao Ba ae, 2 > National High-School Honor Society (editorial) i National High-School Honor Society (J. G an, 2, PES EES x National High-School Honor Society (consti 4: co TE eT eT ee Cee Tee! 272 National income, Increase in (table)........__ pl National leadership in education............. 116 National league of teachers’ associations ; _ (Maser V. Witson)....... Pee Pere 2 National organization for educational service Sy _The need of a (GeorGe D. Srraver)....... 18> National responsibility for improvement of ~ _Tural schools (MABEL CARNEY)..........., 68 National Society for the Study of Education — Bhs spc, igs - MLL ee Cee ee - National Union of Teachers in Great Britain “ (Harriet M. Ciase)...... iegwaenaeea ce 1s Nebraska, Salaries in.............. 8. <3 hae - Nebraska, State capital building (picture).... 232 Need of a National organization for educa- _tional service (Grorce D. Syraver)........ 187 New education, The (W. G. Cove).......... 258 New England and Boston, Books for visitors tO 206 New Jersey, Educational progress in......., 140 New outlook, The (KATHERINE D. BLAKE).. 267 New type of leadership to carry out the new { policies (Mary McSkiImMMon) ........... a6 New York City, View of lower (picture)...... 174 New York education building (picture)...... 139 Norton, Joun K. Have teachers’ salari:s ee a a Ciasiceaad 172 Notable service in education................ 327 Notes and announcements...... 42, 74, 120, 166, 213, 254, 301, 345, 380, 2 Notes on British schools fons R '"Posieen © eh a ee rere ree tee 32 Notes on the Boston meeting.............. 276 OserHoLtzer, E. E. Thrift in the schools.... 183 Objectives of American education, Present-day Oe Se ee ee eee .. 266 Obtaining justice in school relationships...... 429 Officers, National Education Association, 1922 . eee AE EEE OE ee ewe ee 271 Oklahoma, Superintendents’ salaries (table).. 230 Omaha school forum (GEorGE F. KNIpPRATH) 242 On the firing line—poem (Joaguin MILLER). 13 Open-air summer school, California’s Fr. F ACO a6: 00k ahd a 810-5 a0 04s oe} Awa eateee 395 Opportunity SOMME 5 cans cccsnnned 50 Opportunity—poem (MALONE) .........eee0- 5 Organization, progress in professional...... » 303 Organized education (Harry M. Moore).....+ 42 Organized promotion of education........ eo 303 Onrman, E. J. Teacher councils.........00s 147 Orvis, Mary BurcuHarp. University exten- sion—Its aims and achievements......... 93 Our need of an enlightened electorate to rep resent democracy (JAMES E. RussELL)..... 269 Outstanding issue in American education CHomme BH. SERRE) occcccscrecccesccsces 350 Outstanding needs of country life oday CGmonck A. WORKS) ssi ccccccccccececeness 267 Owen, Witiiam B. Revenue for education.. 52 — The educational Dill ........ccccccseceess 301 OweEn’s Program, President.............+00+ 388 Owstey, Atvin M. Respect the Flag........ 253 — The peace-time program of the American eer PEP ACO ee PE oo 267 Park, Maup Woop. The women of America and the democratic awakening.............- 267 Payne, E. Georce. Teaching accident preven- Cee ESETOHOE oon 6 6c 6660604 4004040 sbR 53 Peace portal at Blaine, Wash. (picture)...... 53 Peace-time program of the American Legion OO ae Fe” sg Re weree ire rer sr co 267 Peace, What can I do for (Frepericx J. Lipsy} Pennsylvania conference on teacher training.. 241 Pennsylvania State Education Association | Serer Tre CS PER TET ES 20 Pension movement, The teacher (Jessiz M. RopBINS) ...... POT OCTET ERT 87 OEP Creer ie. 317 Pensions for teachers (editorial) eee 240 Permanent peace, The way to.........-+++++5 17 Phi Delta Kappa and men for education. 77 Physical education problems (WILBUR 'P. gf CREEL CT CTU LR . 186 Pittsburgh Teachers’ ” Association, The (ANNa~- BELLU MCCONNELL) .ccscccsscccceccseres . 228 Plans for a building program (E. E. Lewis).. 159 Platoon system (BertHA Y. HEBB)....--++++ 363 Poems: American, I can (Ipa FLoop Donce).. 222 — American ideals (Ipa Fioop Dopnce)...... 166 — Dreamer back on the job, The (BERTON BRALEY) errrrresy Populati PoRTER, Jersey Portrait: — ADAL — AGNE — ALFR 1] wo J) 3 oe Penn as fol. a7, No. 10 Poems: I keep the public school —In Flanders Fields (JoHn McCrae) MARKHAM) — Opportunity (J. J. INGALLS) ......... — Opportunity (WALTER MALONR) — Prophecy of 1842 (ALFRED TE — Seven ages of play — Teachers’ prayer (Juxia H. — ’Tis this to teach (A. F. YSON)... — Why should I teach? (Ciara Louise DEN1 LER) covccccepesesscccccesescceseses Populations of States (1920 census) Porter, D. C. Portraits: Apams, J. H — AGNEW, THOMAS Arian, H. A ANDRESS, ARNOLD, F. _ J+. ATHEARN, ta a a0 '6. a Rime ein dom & Miao Reece BaLtLou, F. W Bass, EL RRR a eat a ae tt Bastian, Mamie § Baytor, ADELAIDE EC ENININ EID BD, a50'4 no 00060000 80:0 066 tO II Soa ia a doce asad sh ts himse'aa 60 weed oa Bett, ALEXANDER GRAHAM Beverince, J. H BEWLEY, BICKNELL, I go 6 a4 iw a radio nee cedws BLAKE, KATHERINE D Boyce, T. W..... Brewer, C. E SS | SS ee Broome, Epwin C RN ee OR sig 2 a's 5 a Sleds Ols)oe Ou wc Burpick, WILLIAM BurkKE, JEREMIAH FE EAD, TOMO 2. wc ccccccicecceccsece Burris, BENJAMIN J.. NE el Bakara “adie d76 iwi X46 so baw Soa CaMERON, Ernest T TET lina o5'h:s-6wie'cshiawsawae Cons CaprpeR, SENATOR ARTHUR CARLSON, CaRTER, Mrs. CHapMaAN, J. V CHESNEY, Crayton, F. T NE a din oe iciruh sono bow ade 4350-005 Cook, JoHN WILLISTON Cook, KATHERINE M Conpon, Ranpati J CO * eeer ere rerrerr Cort, AMBROSE .... ar arene CraBrREE, J. W.... DacrE, Emma L.. Ee a who Sake eee eo ae ae ae SAeRe, J. Biscececscs De Mitte, A. B.. Deyo, Dozsss, ELLA VICTORIA.. — Dopp, H. W.... — Donerty, — Dorsey, lo 0 a re ‘Se es Nee eee em ee oe it ee ee ok Acnes E.. SS eae i Mc cedcawecbedseeceas 39, — Etuis, RapForp IR eines bcc sen et Eee oer oe IAM. 2, MM 69.0.050060 600 dessa 195-3 OR or re CA, ROMOMAB Tocccccccccssscccccides — Fintey, Joun H...... — Fisuer, H. A. L... IE Mls kaa ace ot 0% 6 obus00s 54, ere — FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN ... — FRANKLIN, Etta M....... ; mamas, C. R.....0.cce0 : — Frencu, Jennie M... Me Ms athe 64nb 6 464s ence 149, OE GS, n6 0 ccc es cce vines dietale — Grirritu, P. H... i a tw elxan cae ois # bem ots — Guy, Georce W..... — GwINn, — Harr, Mrs. M. IL, — Hamitiron, J. M MEMMRELTON, KATHRRINE .....-0cccccsecces — Harvey, Lorenzo Dow...........--ee0s — Hatnwaway, F. A... — Hays, NS «ic ga nib. 3.0 5 Sin ss Re ES Pree I: Ms oak ig aid '6d aA A we ON ED — Hottister, Horace A I Nn eek — Hoimgs, NN ec es — Hopkins, OE IRAE CRE SC Se ae + — Hornunc, Howarp B — Hosic, JAMES F. — Hosman, — Howarp, — Hucues, - Hunter, ORES errr ry reer it Nias sibs ae aa Smee s oe mele CuHarLEs Evans 22 Frep M... ~ Huyxe, Juan B. — Iversen, Ina C THE JOURNAL OF ———— (VELORUS DAARTZ) ccc ccc c cece cscrerccnrescccescces — Lincoln, the man of the people (Epwin — On the firing line Gesques, MILLER)...... (CHarRLes H. KEENE).. i. |) HARMAN)...... — Why I teach (Louis Burton Woopwarp) Educational progress in New Jersey A eT eee UTE CECE OTT eT Memmarn, CORNELIA S.........-.0000. 310, Saentenp, K. T...... 59, . ’ L. B a P. Ew cccessccccecece -- 105 PEN hans chan drdeecdsan 105, NNN Uh hc@inwae aes sons .q8 59, n .) n= DO + wudeuMmn'Onn + sto monund uN © — JoHNSTOM, T. EB... cccccccscvscssccsscess 59 —- Jowms, Oxvive M.....ccccccssces 28, 265, 31 - Jones, RoBINSON GODFREY........ 37, 69, 160 = SOMME: TE, Biases cccccssagveese 149, 195, 381 mm ERE, SAMO The oc cccccnssvdccsnvenaen 268 — OE SOMEWIN Pict cccwsspeeensoreres 66 > I, PN kicacntedcrwesesrtacddus ne 239 ee eer rer eee 195 SS or er reer 105 ee Ee re peter ein ark ores 239 at PE Mh Dicbase cae teehee asian te aes a 195 CS INNO Bi oa '5. ue oh oe viahinle dinas 0 65 LGEMAME DOORPIING 6c 5:6s0cccinicapasaaceen 105 ae ES ie rere re a er 149 Se eee 381 i ed ocala a eae dash se obs o4:0:0.6 a6 {14 SEA” BO cab cscscorcarsiacwes 267 OES ere re 149 PERE TIO, BOAMGORD oo ocd ccc etssas secre. 3 MaciLt_, HucH § I Mann, HoRACE McCants, E. C - McCartney, L 5 McCiens x 3 McCLes ri. 95 - MCCOMATHY, OBBOURME. .occcccccwcccceen 136 er ee ae 59 EEL ME i os Sunes came a Semi ens 195 McSkimmon, Mary. cists 26 2G, BED a SOC Srey rrr Tre ee 105 MER: BEMIS occ nwkess wesa sd when eks «aan 149 I Ma Ns on aise a Aiea se ge audi - Mooney, Mary F - Moore, M. H ~ DEORTRNGOM, DRUM: Bhs c incccsccccarsecess Morton, KATHERINE A - Morton, W. H eeceeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeee OS PON Mis: SNES ahaa ab ws.0dd bbb biter ales 195 NEWLON, JE Diccirasis egtacbiw ae © arava iui 160, 318 a Se Se er rire ee 134 PN Teh Bie NGS. bile, os acs web ele wew we 149 eS a. a ere ae 59 Owen, WILitiaAmM BISHOP............ 285, 311 OWRESY, AGVIG Miwccccccvccccecess, S09, G3 ye A eer rr ee: 105 Te a ren 267 PAREMO. PIGMEMCR Foi oi cciccscpescosswan 59 QO a ee - re 310, 319 IN NS FIs bs 08d we ue beaten oo wna 149 ee eS 5 ee ene +) SE5 - Peterson, ANNA LOCKWOOD.............. 102 fo, ee eer ee 70 Se eS. eee A- 156 ee | ean 38 - PUELICHER, Joun H 247 = i ta dicho basis 3.5% os Sak eae ib 149 MICMAROOON, MARGARET. ...4sccicnievncsna 239 - Ropinson, WILLiaM M..........cccccece 421 = ROOSEVELT, TIMODORE ook ciccccunces 122 a. OO, ee eee 105 —_ i ee eeeeee tee 269 - Ryan, Henry J.. 218 - SAMUELSON, AGNES 268 — Sarcent, C. G 421 - SAUVAIN, ee en ae 59, 105 oat a Serer rece on hae eT, (REED. «ina 50.020 S0.subtentans 379 a a) eee 38, 1€0 - ios ERM Mes as ban assis eae eae 310 eR ects kh abo dag ds. 9.0 arwies 59, 31 - Stave, A. 7 eRe Eee Neri cal oak me: SR MME MS on, a nid yoekd badSaear . 202 SS ee a eer rele ars 239 a a | | een ii 149 > MNES MG LS 65.0 ck 4-0 sit acensendssdaebion 59 REN ME CREM wo hack awd Chicks bwacdwe 59, 105 = eS EUR enter eat fe. 105 2 ENE TAG nin cs cao ccesbeccan 127, 160 SS SS i ara Nae ‘ 2 I MS aie ns. kp ee can LWenkees 239 athe: Sa rae 239, 421 - Stan,, H. E - Statey, A. H r - Steerer, H. T Jak Wis &aceahessoee Kees 20 Oe eB, ee ee ete re SUTHERLAND, HoNnorRABLE GEOKJE......... 370 | SR, SE OP SRR ee rare es 29 SG I, Mens vcdat ince. sueeas 239 SMOMAG, AVOUSTUE Oisonc ccc ccccccnccea’ 315 gS ae Oe ey ae 59 TOOMPOOR, TRAEE Vic sic cicks csi ccsecee 66 THOMPSON, NANNIE W.,..........0.0000 59 SE = errr eee 92 cp ere ere 266, 378 LITLMe, SeNORGR BURWELL < «0 kcicescccsacs 383 MRE, “EPUNSOEEE Uiiid's ss sacaescscea ca sawes 317 eS SE A eee eee rere 105 iT ike MEG heap atS are cm We ba's pies 59 s . 3 3 ee ee ee a 195 - Witiiams, CuHart O....... 160, 247, 310, 371 we ore eee 59 ~ W TER, TN na os ocx dad ceed aeve gia 420 » TOE EMP Be. Waki csdubccncescenea 239 > VG, SE Tin din hn 4ss04ssCigencs 137 Ree rere re 265 - WinTeR, Mrs. THomas G................ 25 WOOD, ROME. This is ka'e dS cicxtieee ae 319 - Maki awaancsde dbase bees des eaes 160 a I ais oad las «da niviea aeiesu sc 149 -— Woops, ARTHUR ..... Sakae oe erie WE ante 33 —- Works, Georce A.. bee valle 5/6 gaa ce 268 ee I rr ee 149 - VYerome W. K........ cheb ntes denen kalee 105 rca ee een: See ane 414 Preparing for American education week..... 375 Preparing the course of study (H. B. Witson) 223 NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 43, Present-day objectives of American education (Joun J. Ticerr) Fae ice : ‘eRe ¢ Piesent-day tendencies in education (EuGEN! R. SMITH) Pk Pe eee rete ree 419 Present interest in education, Massachusetts and her (Susan M. DorsEy)............. ( Present status of the project method (James F. Hosic) es Pe Pee eee ; 404 President Harding on Federal aid 169 President Owen's program .......+.see0. 388 Presidents of State education associations.. Printing, Education through (ARNoLD Lev! TAS) TUTTE C TTC TTT ° ° ecese 390 Problems of financing education (S. E. WesBeER) 158 Professional consciousness (editorial)...... 10 Professional education of teachers, Codpera tion in the (G. C. RoBINSON)........-ee8:. 224 Professional organization, Functions of (edi- torial) Core reeseeseseseesesreesrersese 240 Professional organization, Progress in........ 203 Professional organization, Tl ec democt tl awakening and (CuHart O. WILLIAMS).. 2 Professional progress and the task ahead (edi COFERED 446650660660 0b 60000008040 684 600% Professional standards for classroom teachers es ae a a eee ere err re 66 Professional training for teachers of city schools (OnIvE M. JONES)........cccecceee ot Professional unity, Triumph of.. ee Program of the American Legion, The peace- tome (CAEVER BE. COWBIET) oo ic ccc cs cscwsve 267 Programs of departments and allied organiza tions (Boston) eee rare oe 248 I in Mississippi, Educational (H. M. COSHCROOCES OOS cece essesecceseesesess IQ in professional organization 3 Project method (references).. wea Pes a . 385 Project method, ‘The present status of the s ee SEO eer ee 104 Project, The limitations of the (W W CEE: ..acceabuadoas » deka saat ceee en 17 Project, work, and democracy (J. Leroy SEES sitanpWewessiddbastsne eusbaaee ISI Prophecy of 1842, A—poem (ALFRED TENny- S< N 3 SiN ay pe ee 4 Psychol gical clini Cc, lhe CBee eccceseresesees 2:29 PUELICHER, JoHN ll The teacher and the ; Rs ceva awiaenee ak vase ede mae Ow a ate 347 Pyr, C. F. Education in Iowa during 1921.. 25 Qualities connected with success in teaching tA anne 158 Rating of social qualities...... sec Sk tah 119 What consolidated scliools are iccomplishing CW. Ti. Ba@esu... aids he ER ee Py « 159 Real supervision for rural schools (J. E. ~ ROOORERIE: 155 cdhs 00 uteiek’s ons aeobocion 159 Recruiting for -education (editorial)......... 60 Recruiting men for education.............6. 77 Reorganization of mathematics .............. 144 Representative assembly, Second............ 291 Resolutions of Boston meeting............ 63 Resolutions of the Department of Superin- Re io a BN a iN ist Respect the flag (Owsiry, Arvin M.)...... 253 Responsibility of the college and the uni- versity (Henry W. Ho.imes)........... eo. 2609 Responsibility of the college (James R. An- GE. kd cama encase eee ae we eae 124 Revenue for education (WILLIAM OweEN).. 320 Revising the elementary curriculum (KatH- Ra TE. RI io ake oon te accinecéceatdic 355 Ricuarpson, Dio. Single-salary schedules.... 225 Rossins, Jessie M. The teacher-pension move- WEE. . ichsdscerivanrecelen Senet ba eee ° 87 Rozinson, G. C. Codperation in the profes- sional education of teachers.............. 224 Roginson, Wiitt1amM M._ High-school oppor- tunity for country children.......ccs.s0. 42 Rural child labor (CHARLES E. GiBBons).... 421 Rural community organization (A. W. Hayes) 98 Rural Education, Department of (program). 39 Rural education, Semi-final report of the co n- mittee on (J. F. Sims)........ PR oer rere 158 Rural education, The Farm Bureau—A new force in (0... BL.. BABB) 6 cc ccccevvss a kaanea gl Rural sthodl Commend oa oi 0nccecssaracses» 317 Rural school library, The (RutH B. Drake). 420 Rural schools, National responsibility for im DFOVEMORE Oho oo20 occ aveeshebevienesbriean 68 Rural teacher, Training the (W ALTER S. Herr- ZOG) cc cewccsesorecesseesseseesesesseece 85 RuSssELL, JAMES E. Our need of an enlight- ened electorate to represent democracy.... 759 St. Louis appreciates education (PHILO STEVEN- SOM )—AUETNNE, cece scecescwsececosessn 2a Salaries, Comparative studies in............ 100 Saiaries—Form used in Massachusetts........ 4 Salaries in Connecticut, eas Teachers and (table) ...... -— se enlace pn kde es 04 Salaries in Massachusetts, elementary school |) eer eae eer z1G Salaries in Nebraska ‘(W. K. Fow.er) —— 14 Salaries in Oklahoma, Superintendents’ (table) z30 Salaries of elementary teachers — 1921-22 Pe ee Pe ee rey Fn re 216 Salaries of high-school teachers oS eee 167 Gatarses Of VORDUNEIE sccc.ca 00ccnntns een ties 172 Salaries 1921-1922, Superintendents’ (table).« 244 Salaries, tenure, PeMSIONS «......--+eseeees 317 Salary reduction—Storm Lake’s retrenchment 215 Salary schedules—Chicago, Illinois.......... 349 —- Fort Smith, Arkansas................- 431 Salary schedules are to be ‘maintained (edi- torial) ...... eer eee » oe WA ek we ae 150 38 THe JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL EpucATION ASSOCIATION December, 1922 ee a ea a Samuetson, Acnes. Consolidation, supervi- sion, and administration of a county system of scho Is San Francisco Grade ‘Teachers’ (Mary F. Mooney) i Savings in 1921-22, School (Le0 Day Woop- WORTH) School and CONNELL) ‘ School and some trees, A (ARTHUR CHARLES Wartkins)-—illustrated . School boards be independent? Shall (GeEorcE W, FRAZIER) School building progress 110, 162, 208, School-building rN oe Tb ‘edtorial) . School building, Unemployment and School buildings and school architecture— booklist (G. , GAMBLE) ° School forum, On.aha School library, The rural (RutH School objectives School plant and the school (W. B. illustrated . School relationships, Obtaining justice in... School savings in 1921-22 (Leo Day Woop- WORTH) School _ teacher’s GROVER) Schools and war Schools as wealth producers Kenny) School’s share in Nation’s wealth Scuuuz, C. G, Minnesota’s legislative program Searson, J. W. Constructive movements at Chicago Second representative assembly SeerLEY, Homer H. Elimination of educa- tional waste The outstanding issue in American edu- cation Self-reliance, Law of (calendar) Serve democracy’s greatest need Service, The keynote (editorial) Seven ages of play (Cuartes H, Keen) Sexaver, M. CarHERINE. American:zing iliiterates Shall American children be beggars? torial) Shall educational opportunities be equalized? (editorial) Shall salaries be increased? (editorial) Shall school boards be independent? (GrorcE W. FRAZIER) Sims, JoHn F. Semi-final report committee on rural education Single-salary schedules (Dio RicHarpson)... Sisson, Epwarp O. The historical education of an American citizen The education of an American citizen- ; The main issue SKINNER, JeEssIE A. Professional standards for classroom teachers SmitH, Evcene R. education SmitrH, Henry Louis. Social efficiency (table) Social rating (A. S. Society of College Teachers of (program ) Sources of revenue (Huca §. Mac:itr) Spirit of library service (Mrs. CARTER) Stamp out tuberculosis (poster) Standards for classroom teachers, Professional (Jesste A. SKINNER) Standards of library service State aid for teachers’ salaries KELLEY) State association meetings, State associations, Membership in (table).. State associations, Reasons for joining State education associations (table).. State associations, Membership in State education associations ee i State maintenance of teachers in training. Srevenson, Puito, St. Louis appreciates edu- cation SrockTon, J democracy Storm Lake’s retrenchment (Marshalltown- 7 umes Republican) Srrayer, Georce D. The need of a National organization for educational service The Towner-Sterling bill Sruntz, Homer C. Educating the other half Success in teaching, Qualities connected with (F. B. KwyicHrT) Summer schools, California.. Summer school, The growth Summer schools (editorial) Superintendence, Department of (see Depart ment of Superintendence). Superintendent and the course of study Superintendent and standardized tests Superintendents’ salaries, 1921-22 (table). Superintendents’ salaries in Oklahoma (table) . Supervision, Louisiana’s program of instruc- tional Supervisors, Training Supreme task, The (H. L. SmirnH).. Tables—Connecticut, Salaries and teachers 1871- 1921. Cost of education by decades from _ to 1920, An analysis of the Cost of living, Percentage of increase in.. Educational product, Increase i Enrolment of first 50 universities and col- leges Growth of education associations........ High-school instruction, Increase in amount of, 1890-1920 Honor roll Illiteracy in the United States Income, Increase in total National Luxury taxes—year ended June 30, 1921.. National Association, Membership in.... National income, Increase in Purchasing power of the dollar Salaries in Massachusetts, Elementary school Salaries in Oklahoma, Superintendents’ Saiaries of elementary teachers, 1921-22 Salary schedules for Chicago.. Salary schedules, Fort Smith Salary studies Social eificiency Superintendents’ salaries, 1921-2 Tax paid on luxuries in 1921 Teachers and salaries in Connecticut, 1871- 1921 Teachers and salaries in 1921 Taxation and education (J. A. H. KeirH).. Teacher and the banker, The (J. H. Pue- LICHER) coeeseess Teacher counciis, (E. ‘OrTMAN). seated Teacher growth in service. (Ciara G. Lanc- VICK) Teacher organization in ‘England and America (Harriet M. Cuase) Teacher-pension movement, Roppins) Teacher training, Pennsylvania conference on. Teachers and salaries in Connecticut, 1871- ,. 1921 (table) ‘ Teachers Association, The Brooklyn. _J. ARNOLD) a ; Teachers’ Associations, National ‘league wy (Maset V. Witson) Teachers’ college movement Teachers’ cottages in Hawaii. (VAUGHAN Mac- : CaucHEyY)— illustrated Teachers’ council, The Chicago high-school (Harsey H. Marreson) Teachers, Health material for ToseEy) Teachers in training, State maintenance of... Teachers’ prayer—poem (Jutia H. Doyte).... Teachers’ tenure (EK. J. KLEMME).... Teachers’ wage (I. H. Harr) Teaching (booklist) Teaching accident prevention (E. PayNnE)—illustrated Teaching as a career (editorial). Teaching as a career (booklist).... Teaching profession, Ethics for the CHAMBERS) Tentative programs of organizations Tenure Tenure, The teachers’ (EF. | Texas State Teachers’ Aasatiathin “OR. Eis) roe ey Textbooks under fire, History (Jacos Jaco- WITz) s< Third International Moral Education Congress THomas, Aucustus O. Education as a world problem THOMPSON, FRANK V., and KENDALL, CALVIN N. Thrift (poster) Thrift in the scl illustrated TicEert, Joun |] Present-day objectives of GUO. Fn 5s oo 0hun os need es ’T is this to teach—poem (A. F. Harman)... Toney, James A. Health material for teachers Tomb of unknown soldier (picture)......++. Too many men in college (School and Society Towner-Sterling bill (editorial) : Towner-Sterling bill, — Conference on - National leadership in education Towner-Sterling bill (Georce D. Strayer). Training for teachers of city schools, fessional (OtiveE M. Jones) Training the rural teacher (W. HERTzoc). ‘Training supervisors (W. S. Dakin) Treasurer’s report Triumph of professional unity (editorial). ,, Two-foot shelf (booklist) Unemployment and school building United States, Government of the (chart), United States, Illiteracy in the (table) Universities, International (RatpH H. Bevan) 365 University extension (Mary BurcHarp Orvis) 93 University extension debating (Rogerr ] KERNER) 332 University extension in Massachusetts (JAmeEs A. Moyer) Using visual equipment (D. VALENTINE, California’s open-air sum- mer-school . 395 Virginia, Co-operative Education Association of 49 Visitors to Boston and New England, Books for Visual equipment, Using (D. Vocation, Books and Voting bonds under difficulties HarrROnN ) Waters, RAYMOND. The growth of the sum- mer school War (R. G. een Se A I ono ance Wig) B Rib lave 0:5 01 050 Washington and Lincoln (booklist) Washington conference and after, The (Frep- ERICK J. Lipsy) Washington, D. C., school situation Washington monument (picture) Washington schools should be (editorial) Washington’s fight for health (Mrs. Ernest R. Gran’) WatkKINS, ARTHUR CHARLES. A school and some trees—illustrated Way to permanent peace, The (FReperick J. Lipsy) WayLanp, Dr. Jonn W. Ethics for teachers. Weser, S. E. Problems of financing education Weet, Hersert S. Financing our city school program What can I do for peace? Lipsy) Why I teach—poem (Louis Burton Woop- WARD) Why should I teach—poem (Ciara LovultsE DENTLER) Why the history of education? (H. G. Goop). WILLIAMS, CHARL ORMOND. ‘The democratic awakening and professional organization. ——— The hope and result of American edu- cation WILLIAMS, SHERMAN. Libraries and librarians Witson, Ropert Forrest. Notes on British schools WILson, ‘ ; Preparing the course study Witson, Maser V. National League of Teach- ers’ Associations Winn, Acnes, S. room teacher Winstip, A. E. Educational message of 1922. Wisconsin during 1921, Education in Wist, Benyamin O. Education in Hawaii... Women of America and the democratic awak- ening (Mauve Woop Park) Woop, Tnomas D. Health work in the schools 1 WoopwortH, Leo Day. School savings in 1921-22 W oopwarb, (poem) Work-Study-Play Plan (BertrHa Y. Hess)... Works, Georce A. Outstanding needs country life today Wyer, James I. Encyclopedia of (review) Education and the class- “X” goes off to school Yoxatt, Sir James. Education in England and Wales since the war ZACHERT, B. ADELINE. The book laboratory of the school Zone of the Straits, The—illustrated..