————— eee A ee et 1 NH HF 9 HH 9 8 9 ne / LL i i Hf ef fe i ff i ef) fe) | Activities of the pioneers (photograph) Activities of Whitmell School (photographs).. Apair, CORNELIA (photograph) — President’s address at Minneapolis....... 199 — Program of president ApAMS, JENNIE (portrait) ApaMs, Percy (portrait) Adult education at Seattle Adventure in personal growth, Franklin) : . Agencies of school interpretation... Aiding adolescents to interpret life (Mar- GARET M. ALLTUCKER) ALEXANDER, CHARLOTTE (portrait) ALEXANDER, JOHN W., “The evolution of book” (mural decoration of the Library of Congress) 70, ALFRIEND, Kyte T. (portrait) AticE FREEMAN PALMER memorial Allied organizations, Tentative program departments and ALLTUCKER, MarGARET M., Aiding adolescents to interpret life — Education for moral growth Along the skyline in the Olympics (photo- graph) Amendments to the bylaws, Proposed American Education Week American Society of Newspaper (quotation) America the Bates) Analytical spelling book, The (photograph).. Appreciation of good music (photograph).... April Showers (BouGEREAU) (painting) Argosy of geography (photograph) Arithmetic class of Wilson, North Carolina.. Arithmetic, Remedial instruction in (HENry J. Orro) Armistice day, Sunday, November 11, (American Education Week) Art and history (photograph) Art class (photo) Artistic spacing (photograph) Art teaching as a career (JosEPH WHISELTIER) As the children see it (Saran H. Curisri£). Athenian pledge Auditorium periods, Preparation for (JosEPH WEINTROB) Average income, salary, or wage of several groups in the United States in 1913 (chart) Average salary of teachers and non-teachers 1913 to 1926 (chart) Avon, Ohio, parent-teacher association, physi cal examination of children (photograph).. Editors beautiful Background of mental health, The (Daniel Wolford La Rue) Bacon, Mepa. An orthopedic school Bad posture in sitting (photograph) Bartty, Henry Turner. The work Titans (poem) arges carrying cargoes of wheat and other products to and from Minneapolis (photo- graph — Katuarine Ler. America the beauti- ul . Bepett, R. (portrait) BEESON, Jasper LUTHER (portrait) Ben Blewett intermediate school (P. CELIUS; H. H. Mecker; C. H. SAckert).. Ben Blewett intermediate school (photographs) BENNETT, Jesse Ler. Growth through read- ing Bessky, Cuaries EF. Buair, Francis G. — Quotation ook, Evolution of the’ (mural decoration of the Library of Congress) 70, ooklists —A few good references — Books on mental hygiene — Books suggested by the article, growth through reading — Eight references—moral education — Elementary school library for $500 — Forty American books—1926 — Professional reading weg Forty American- on mental hygiene (booklist) Books, Sixty educational, of OOks suggested by this through reading) (booklist) ston convention, Extracts from Oston convention, The (editorial) ston, Getting ready for Boston resolutions, The oston, Teachers colleges at (quotation) Lindbergh (poem) article Boucereavu. April showers (painting) BowEN, GEorcE Oscar (portrait) BowMAN, Betty DanpripGE. For teachers a creed (poem) Boynton, Frank D. (portrait) Boysen, AcNnEss. An experiment in character training BrapsHAW, CLEVE R. terpreter Branch library, Portland, Oregon “Bread and butter cities,’ The twin Every teacher an How This Index is Made Fyne and poems are indexed under authors and titles. A few subject headings—like Education Bill, Salaries for Teachers, and Commence- ments—are used. Abstracts are listed under authors only. Portraits are in- cluded in the main alphabet. Refer- ence is given to ecitoriais under the heading “Editorials” and to each edi- torial under title in the main alphabet. Illustrations are listed by titles when not connected specifically with articles. Contents of THE JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL EpUCATION ASSOCIATION are listed in the Readers’ Guide to Period- ical Literature. Breton. The last ray (painting) Broome, E. C. (portrait) BROWNELL, HERBERT (portrait).... Bubbling up (Uncie Duptey Boston Globe) Budgeting of professional dues, Builders of our profession ........; 35, 67, 5 164, 196, 270, editorial Building our profession SURKE, MARGUERETTE (portrait) BuRNHAM, Ernest. Elementary ing as a career BuRNHAM, WILLIAM mental hygiene — Portrait Cairn, The (painting) Calendar and the schools, (Thomas E. Finegan) Calendar of interpretation, “Ter Cambridge, Sunshine camp in (Hi Ls Day) —_ Careers in education (James M. G.ass).. Careers in the superintendency ; DARD) CarLIsLeE, Horace C. (poem) Cartoon. Getting an Cass lake, Minnesota (photographs) Changes in amount and purchasing ( teachers’ salaries and of incomes of gain fully occupied persons in the United States, 1913 to 1926 (table) Character training Character training, An experiment Boysen ) Charlie Hines with champion litter of pigs (photograph) Charts Average salary of teachers ers—1913 to Average income, salary, or wage of a groups in the United States in 1913.... Comparison of teachers’ salaries with comes of various groups in 1926 National Education Association—A decade of growth Children’s chorus of Winship school (Boston) Children singing (photograph).... China, Making new citizens f James YEN) CHRISTIE, SARAH H. As the children see Chronic fatigue (editorial) Citizen and the schools, The Citizenship day, Friday, November 9, (American Education Week) Classroom in orthopedic school (photograph). . CLAXTON, PHILANDER P. (portrait) CLEMENTS, S. L. (portrait) Clerks for teachers (Paut A. MAXwWELL).... CorFMaAN, Lotus D. State universities and public education Commission on the curriculum, Community and the schools, The Commencements, A movement to (Joy EtmMer Morcan) Commencement, Health emphasis for (Lucy OPPEN) Commencement pledge, oa Commencements in Doylesto Commencement. The social graduation (M1- RIAM A. RayMonpD) Community day, Saturday, November 10, 1928 (American Education Week) Community tractor used by pupils of Russian summer colony Comparison of teachers’ salaries with incomes of various groups in 1926 (chart) Comstock, Ernest B. The senior high school principalship Consolidated (photograph) Constructive tendencies in education Contests in public speaking THOMPSON) Continuous carefulness counts (ELISABETH S. LaucHuton) Cook, D. H. The teacher’s code Cootipce, Calvin (quotation) — The hope of the future CRABTREE, J. W. (quotation) Sanctified school boards - The manufacturers’ association child - Who provides the funds? CRANE, FRANK. Real teaching Crater lake, Oregon (photograph) CreEcEttus, P. 3en Blewett intermediate school Creed. I would be true Crossing the fjord (Dahl) (painting) CurFMan, W. W. (portrait) Curriculum, The commission on the Cut paper work vitalize school at Dahl. Crossing the fjord (painting).......... Daily schedule for Sunshine camp Daleroze eurythmics (photograph) DamMROSCH, WALTER (portrait)...... Radio and music education Davupicny. Twilight (painting) Davis, Burton E. Teacher rating Davis, Ray N. An elementary school citizen- ship club Day. Hiipert F. bridge DELZELL, . (portrait) Democracy in education (W. H. FAUNCE) Department of superintendence, 1928 vearbook Department of superintendence, Tentative program for Boston meeting Departments and allied organizations, Tenta- tive program of lepartments of the National Education Asso- ciation. Adult education at Seattle Departments of the National Education Asso- ciation, Membership in 1927 (table) Departments of the National Education Asso- ciation. School health and physical educa- tion Delaware, Once upon a time Demonstration lessons by radio Designs for tiles and bowls Des Moines public library, South side branch YEWEY, JOHN (portrait) " Quotation The manufacturers’ association and public schools YexTeER, Enizanetu H More Dinner meeting of teachers in the Copley-Plaza Hotel, graph) district graph) Dorr!s, DORSEY, nation Portrait Sunshine camp in I studies. . workers ( photo school ANNIE Susan M. (portrait) Enlightening the whole THE JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL EpucaTIon ASSOCIATION $$ eee DostaL, Jos What teaching ing nas ‘- Drawings by high-school stud Duccan, M. L. (portrait).. Duties of the principalshiy DyYKEMA, TER Musi career fast high graph) astern school, Denver, Colorado (photo- South Dakota (photographs) SASTMAN, LINDA (DOTtTRE) 2.4 50:60 “conomic position of the principalship, sconomic resources and school costs by in 1926 (table) bv to NNIS ~ wwnsn 165 Physical education advances (JAMES EpWarD MOND. Senne onstnces ba Sesisad es cea ae 143 Physical education as a career (Jay B. Nasw) 107 Physical education is popular at Thomas A. Edison school (photograph) .............. 279 Pictograpm, Tee Goemi) oo ic escsccsscsss 71 Pioneer, camp (photograph) .............++. 267 Piess £05 SEOUD GIACUOMION «oc... 000s dnesenese 294 Waee SWEETS TOOUNED oo 6 kk 00540000 skcare0s 23 Poem. For teachers—a creed (Betty Dan BRIDGE. TOMAS 66.05.4065 00 dec esse ncoeeen 26 — I never had a chance (Horace C. CarLis_e) 289 — Lindbergh (Francis G. Biair) .......... 163 — My trust (CaroLinE S. WoopruFF)...... 44 —t: 2... oe ree rer rer 26 — The work of the Titans (HENRY TURNER SOREN? awh dns nnencs sce ebeennnd son toebee 154 Poetry—Products of the schools ............ 129 Points from Minneapolis address .........-- 220 POUR; TIEFVEA: COOKMIE) .60.6:6.0.cicb 0008 ees.c0 100 Preparation for auditorium periods (JosEPH We. ako 0.010.046 00:5:4 onc 565005 beam se 139 Presenting the new president ............... 221 Presi@ent Adair’s PrOSrOM § ...06206-cvesswes 191 President’s address at Minneapolis, The (Cor- MOA, DTUCRRD ARATE). is ois:0:0 000 80550505003 199 Principal studies his job, The............... 243 — Duties of the principalship, The.......... 244 — Economic position of the principalship, The 246 == Ceowth OF Om iON, The. oc. ccc cvcsscsec 243 — Improvement in service...........cceeeee 245 Principles of tenure (editorial) ............ 18 Pemeens BE GO DOME. 6 vo occ dies caescecscds 129 Profession in the making, A (PayNgE TEm- PRMD. cceaced dhe Sh sb0b baseasnedddushas 303 Professional membership enrclment ......... 266 Professional reading (booklist) ............. 138 Professional reading, Growth through (Lewis ee ee ee eee oe 137 Program for January faculty meeting ....... 36 Program for February faculty meeting ....... 68 Program for March faculty meeting ........ 99 Proerem, President AGSEER 266650060 00000 191 Progress of safety education (E. GEorGcE DE ci. ccvanigthemamneteids den pes bb one 275 Progress or death (quotation) .............. 269 Proposed amendments to the bylaws ......... 197 Protecting teachers’ investments (Atco D. Perr ror rr rer re TT Sor 75 Public education, State universities and (Lotus Be: linn oki nih sae 66 ale hwo bi Riek weed 133 Public school expenditures in 1925-26 (table) 190 PUGH, DATEL (COOTER) 206 cciscccacscsaes 49 EVGUER, Hh. BUCH CHOrerait) o. ccscdaccnssés 100 Radio and music education (Walter Damrosch) 256 Radio audition award (photograph).......... 76 Radio, Demonstration lessons by ........... 89 Pe. ee MET sac ede eadn ass adios sae 14 RaYMOND, MririAM A, The social graduation... 91 Real teaching (FRANK CRANE) ...........-. 203 Reading, Growth through (Jesse Lee Ben- PRN eT eee ee ee 69 Receiving line at the reception given by Gov- ernor and Mrs. Fuller of Massachusetts eS CTC CERT TUTTE TT Te Ter 121 Recent educational psychology (Frank N. A Ter err eye ery 42 Recent werse for Children .0..ccssccccccicvces 83 Reep, DanieL A. A national necessity ...... 92 ete INI) cal «6 Sate anes Wai wth oa 92 REEVE, MARGARETTA WILLIS. The summer GED | htucadaadaehs ace ekuseee~ ecm 113 Remedial instruction in arithmetic (Henry J. SRD ht cb een edckastnddecap eats seeeuee i 87 Research bulletin (quotation). ............... 246 Resolutions adopted at Minneapolis ......... 215 A ee eer ey i 117 Retirement system, Headquarters ........... 182 Road to happiness, The (poem) ............ 26 Ror, June MariE (photograph) ............ 216 Rocers, JAMES Epwarp. Physical education BEES -an 0 596k kes bd0b40sOs6 50008 ako e 143 > TED wiv tkdieesesanceds eae enese awed 29 Roll call, The Journal’s annual ............. 19 RoMeErR, Marcaret. A _ notable junior high Se ects Aeacs cubes teas eee tana 175 Rostan, jotirm (portrait) .....isccccccacees 67 mOGne: Th. ts COURINEED 6 ccekdessussacasece 100 Royster, SALIBELLE. The evolution of a WOES, Gaiicas since sseeeeidscadaucbeueke 37 Rural school blazes a new trail, A (Brssiz M. ME Giinas ab a ae ae ina ba bois Caen 205 Rural school buildings, The improvement of ee errr ee 295 Russian pioneers, The (Lucy L. W. Wit- REED, sin ee meena tke se eRe eee ee amen 267 Russia. Stanislaus Shatsky and his wife; new dormitory and some of the pupils in Shat- sky’s summer colony; schoolroom for the homeless children of the Russian revolution; peasants’ club in Russia; evening school for illiterates in Russia; former home of a wealthy Russian merchant now a summer colony; community tractor used by pupils of Russian summer colony (photogravhs).. 15 16, 17 Russia, The new education in the new (iwcy ian Ux. WORRONED. Kaeaccssstaccsestiseeses Sackett, C. H. Ben Blewett intermediate school 239 Safety education, Progress of (E. Grorce PARED | ip cinec0k 0s 0nesdmed}ebaknntSeehene 275 EM akvtcanchekandes 27, 28, 55, 85, 115, 149 Salaries, teachers—a constructive program Coe Bi. Se cnc oceans secaceaio 149 Salaries, teachers’, Comparison of, with in- comes of various groups in 1926 (chart).... 85 Salaries, teachers’—Present position (JoHN K. ee CECE Pee ee ry Pe ree 85 Salaries, teachers’—The future (JoHNnN K: Nor- SOND oS tivmiedbndesssesconweoewaeennanten 115 Salary, Average, of teachers and non-teach- ere—1913 to 1906 GORAIR). 60.0:006ssac000000 115 Salesmen of knowledge (GLENN FRANK)...... 257 Salutation of the dawn, The .............. — Sanctified school boards (J. W. Craptree).... 233 Sanctified squander in Cleveland (R. G. DE: « .wasas hd bike eeeeenieeebaesseee 233 Sartori school (photograph) ................ 302 ScHMipt, H. W. The improvement of rural SOE WD oo. ot454. bes c0nsenns.cadead> 295 School administration during 1927 (Grorce D. DEN a cwinassconkssbacheseesenabheeea 45 School bell at Chillicothe, Missouri (photo- PIER. -iscapacbas+sdedsnsaa seen aaee 24 School for American children, Shanghai (pho- PED: antvnndccakeahos keeeetetaseas 289 School health and physical education ........ 29 School of education, Ann Arbor, Michigan.... 178 School opportunity day, Thursday, November 8, 1928 (American Education Week) ...... 225 School print shop of Washington High School, Rochester, New York (photograph) ........ 145 Schoolroom for the homeless children of the Russian revolution (photograph) ......... 16 Schools that are prophesies......... 131, 203, 239 241, 277, 281 Science instruction at Seattle .........sscc06 94 Seattle, Music education at .........cscesees 93 Seattle, Science instruction at .............. 94 Demis. Teen Wee OO occa cccoesissoeees 57 Seattle, Visual instruction at ............... 58 Secondary school, The Secretary Jardine (Atvan T. FuLier).. 121 presenting gravels (photo- CGNE 4560 d6A054 esses ones sateen eee 3 Securing a teaching position (E. K. Hiu-~- DRE 5 0bs5s cee se haraeedeess oases eeese 86 SEERLEY, Homer H. (portrait) ......... os ae SeHAM, Grete. The tired child ............ 271 Semam, Max. The tired Guia o..00.sssveans 271 Selecting the best textbooks (Frank X. Govu- SEE ree er Sra Fe 183 Senior high school principalship, The (Ernest ee | Re a Seer rer cere 5 Seven cardinal objectives of education ...... 285 Shall college doors be closed? (editorial) .... 84 SHELDON, Epwarp AustTIN, Statue of (photo- EE 2: Eee hears Ce 19 DMONRA, OGD “Cebrtrelt) occccccccnvesevess 100 Silent but forceful influence, A (HersBert S. a. Re rere ere 147 Simplified calendar and the schools, The CEMAR TE. PEMMOORD onc csdcevesensscads 141 Singing boys, The (painting) .............. 283 Sixty educational books of 1927 ............ 95 een, a, CN isc obs otc s Sess 0c 54 SMITH, Payson (quotation) .............00. 17 Snow model by Mary Gogacz (photograph) .. 2 Social graduation, The (Miriam A. Ray- cg EEC Tee ee Pee 91 Social studies at. Seattle. «.....06000sc0s00000000 57 South Omaha, Nebraska, Parent Teacher As- sociation of District 5, summer round-up ONONNOIND, (6.44, cs 006~ san beebarees ener 113 Spirit of Cincinnati, The (editorial) ........ 290 Square baby: a tale of Minneapolis (BertrHa PEED sinsccndteneuatiasranse chenen ee 287 Stairway in entrance hall of Library of Con- ED: a cA $5 5G oak dhs 05 0a kee eee ees 69 STANISLAUS SHatsKy and his wife (photo- DORE, sascacdan dha iibesaae< «260ienee 15 State associations, Our—1927-28 ............ 179 State universities and public education (Lotus err ee ae ae ae 133 Statue of Edward Austin Sheldon (photo- ST. chan cba 9c Gabe be hat ae kee eae 19 Srawant, Rosen. Drawing ....ccéiccccesesscs 20 Stopparp, A. Careers in the superin- CRU, 6. dis 4 io to 9 piss Ga dae aos ee aeeetee, 73 Srows, Enna H. (portrait) .....ccccccscees 57 Strayer, Georce 1D. (quotation) ............ 73 — School administration during 1927 ...... 45 Summer round-up, The (Marcarerta WIL Is MD We'esesn an Keo ctendewnrea es ee ne 113 Summer _ schools, Opportunities in—1928 CABG TEVRPURBE) a oicc60c0cs2ssasedine ce 155 Sunshine camp, Daily schedule for ......... 170 Sunshine camp in Cambridge (Hi_pert F. ee Or ee ee ee ae ea 169 Sunshine camp in Cambridge (photographs).. 169 170, 171 Superintendence, Department of. 1928 Year- EGE’ (atte dineeeendsedaewebaseos 4 same 65 Superintendence, Department of. Tentative program for Boston Meeting ............+. 63 Superintendency, Careers in the (A. J. Srop- DAM) nen 6 0540000000 4004650000080 680 e00 73 Surton, Wiis A. (portrait) ccvccccccsces Sn THE JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION Table. Changes in amount and purchasing power of teachers’ salaries and of incomes of gainfully occupied persons in the ae States, 1913 to 1926. yee - Economic resources and "school ‘costs states in 1926 Enrolment in 1925-26 oe Growth of education associations Growth of National Congress of Parents and Teachers Growth of summer school attendance Membership in departments of the National Education Association, 1927 Membership in departments of the National Education Association, 1928 Minutes devoted to clerical work—Average weekly record — Public school expenditures in 1925-26 — Teachers’ salary trends and buying power.. — Weight table of the class Taj Mahal (photograph) Taking cod liver oil (photographs) TayLor, CHARLES (portrait) Taxes in United States and other countries (Joun K. Norton) Teacher rating (Burton E. Davis) Teacher’s code, The (D. H. Cook) Teachers colleges at Boston Teachers college workers, dinner meeting Copley Plaza Hotel (photograph) Teacher’s creed, The (Mase_ GRUNER) Teacher’s home, A (photograph) Teacher’s philosophy of education, (Grorce WILLARD FRASIER) Teachers’ salaries—a constructive (Jonn K. Norton) a Teachers’ salaries—Present position (Joun £ Norton ) Teachers’ salaries— TON) Teachers’ salaries before the war (Joun k. NoRTON) Teachers’ ,y trends and buying power (table) American schools during The future (Jonn K. Nor- Every Library Should Have— These Publications of the National Education Association Journal of the National Education Association (included in $2 and $5 memberships—published monthly except July, August, Extra copies 25 cents each. and September). Proceedings (published annually—included in $5 membership). Department of Superintendence. Fifth Yearbook, The Junior High School Curriculum, 562p. Research Bulletins of the National Education Association. 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Impressions of American education Values in 4H Clubs (editorial) Visiting teachers (posters) Visual instruction at Seattle Vitalized group study and faculty ings Vital organs of the mind, The (DanieLt Wot- ForD La Rvs) Walker Cloth, $2. Cloth, 1205p. $3. (Five numbers annually.) Vol. VI, No. 1, Creating a Curriculum for Adolescent Youth, 80p. Vol. VI, No. 2, March, 1928, The Principal Studies His Job, 64p. Vol. VI, No. 3, May, 1928, The Advance of the Teacher Retirement Movement, 56p. Vol. VI, No. 4, September, 1928, Practices Affecting Teacher Personnel, 48p. Vol. VI, No. 5, November, 1928, Can the Nation Afford to Educate Its Children? Extra copies 25 cents each. ASSOCIATION Walker Art Galleries of Minneapolis om, ings) Water sports on Lake Calhoun (photograph)., Way down south in Dixie Wessper, Grorce Harris (portrait) Weet, Herpert S. fluence Weight table of the class (table) WEINTROB, JOSEPH. rium periods WE ts, H. G. (quotation) What about radio? What education week means What one faculty did What teaching means to me (JosErH Dostat) What the schools do Wheel of the girls’ adviser, The (H. FuLTon) Where to go for further help Wuirtinc, E. T. (portrait) Whitmell citizenship creed Who provides the funds? (J. W. CrapTree).. Wire, Ira S. Growth in understanding 7 dren Wilmington, graphs) Winsuip, A.. E. (quotations) Wirt, Lutvu (portrait) WISELTIER, JosEPH. Art teaching as a career Preparation for audite- | A silent but forceful in- am Withrow high school, Cincinnati, Ohio (heat 2 graph) WoopruFF, CaroLtinE S. My trust (poem) .. Woopwarp, ANNIE C. (portrait) Woodworking in the Edison school for boys (photograph) Work done by partime students in Metropoli- tan high school (photographs) Work of the Titans, The (Henry TURNER 3AILEY) (poem) Yearbook, 1928, Department of Superintendence @ Yen, Y. C. James. Making new citizens for China Sixth Yearbook, The Development of the High School Curriculum, 584p. Cloth, $2. Department of Elementary School Principals—Quarterly Bulletins, 50 cents each, except yearbook issue. | | Vol. VII, No. 2, January, 1928, 64p. Vol. VII, No. 3, April—The Seventh Yearbook, The Elementary School Principalship, 510p. $2. Vol. VII, No. 4, July, 1928, 64p. Vol. VIII, No. 1, October, 1928, 64p. Department of Classroom Teachers. Third Yearbook, Problems and Opportunities in Teaching, 112p. 50 cents. A complete list of the publications of the National Education Association from 1857 to 1924 appears in the 1924 Proceedings, pages 1041- 1060. Supplemental lists appear in the Proceedings, 1925: 1080; 1926: 1185; 1927: 1219-1221; and 1928: 1191-1192. aint. yh). 1 in- idito- ee