‘Ohe J OURNAL of the 
NATIONAL EDUCATION 
ASSOCIATION 


VOLUME XVII 
JANUARY - DEcEMBER, 1928 


l* APRIL, 1913, the National Education Association began publishing 
a leaflet known as the N. E. A. Bulletin. That bulletin developed 
into the present Journat. The last issue of the N. E. A. Bulletin is 
Volume 9, Number 4, December, 1920. The first issue of the present 
JournaL is Volume 10, Number 1, January, 1921. It should not be 
confused with an earlier journal—a preprint from the Proceedings—that 
was published from September, 1916, to May, 1919. 

A checklist of the Association’s publications from 1857 to 1924 is 
found in its Proceedings for 1924, pages 1041-60. Additional lists are 
published each year in the Proceedings. 

Persons binding their copies of the JourNAL into an annual volume 
will use this sheet for a title page. The 1928 volume includes nine 
issues, one for each month except July, August, and September. 


NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES 
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1928 





‘The Printer 


THROUGH countless centuries of old time, 
from pyramid building to cathedral building, 
civilization limped along, dragging one foot 
wearily after the other, unmindful of passing 
years, ignorant of the thought world, and not 
suspecting the possibilities of the common 
man. Then came the printer, heaven-appoint- 
ed prophet of the new ages to be, opening the 


doors to worlds unknown. Civilization leaped 


forward, alive and eager, romping through the 


years, scattering new ideas with a prodigal 
hand as seeds into the fertile soil of human 
possibility. T’oday, thanks to the printed word, 
the common man, conscious of his powers, 
may look upon a broader horizon than did the 
wisest men of old. Tomorrow, perchance, the 
sky will brighten into an unclouded day in 
human progress—a day more worthy of the 
cumulative efforts of the ages. 


Waldo Pondray Warren, through the 
courtesy of the Reading Paper Mills 











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Activities of the pioneers (photograph)....... 267 
Activities of Whitmell School (photographs).. 205 
Apair, CORNELIA (photograph).............- 199 
— President’s address at Minneapolis....... 199 
— Program of president...........seeseees 191 
ApAMS, JENNIE (portrait)...........eeeee0- 100 
ApaMs, Percy (portrait)..........eeseesees 100 
Adult education at Seattle.............0e- 30 


Adventure in personal growth, An (Benjamin 


EMG 6 6-494.04.0.6 enw bhw 6 065 5se's voiee® 91 
Agencies of school interpretation............ 259 
Aiding adolescents to interpret life (Mar- 

esnne WM. ALABUCKER) 60.006 cdsesrcesvecs 59 
ALEXANDER, CHARLOTTE (portrait).......... 100 


ALEXANDER, JOHN W., “The evolution of the 
book” (mural decoration of the Library of 


Congress) a vcccvcccvcccccvecvcccscccece ,71 
Acsnsunn, Kin T.. (portrelt)< ...as5vss00 ss 251 
ALICE FREEMAN PALMER memorial ......... 59 
Allied organizations, Tentative program of 

departments and........cccsccccccssccees 192 
ALLTUCKER, MarGARET M., Aiding adolescents 

to. benterpret EGS 66660 c cca cveseccussccoees 59 
— Education for moral growth............ 151 
Along the skyline in the Olympics (photo- 

BERD) o.o..0:0:4.5.0.0:50 5 Some dGeeo00:6b0 cigs ons 138 
Amendments to the bylaws, Proposed........ 197 
American Education Week...........+++: 181, 223 
American Society of Newspaper Editors 
CGUDtAION) onc n sins cscccedeccovcacccseccos 258 
America the beautiful (KatTHARINE Lre 

ee ree re BR re 286 


Analytical spelling book, The (photograph).. 183 
Appreciation of good music (photograph).... 23 
April Showers (BouGEREAU) (painting) 
Argosy of geography (photograph).......... 3 
Arithmetic class of Wilson, North Carolina.. 81 


Arithmetic, Remedial instruction in (HENRY 
Fy GARUD).. i ucnguneesseenses ssh becns sa 505% 87 
Armistice day, Sunday, November 11, 1928 
(American Education Week)............. 227 
Art and history (photograph) ............... 278 
re COGS CO 665 ctb dnc wea 500 kasne pests 39 
Artistic spacing (photograph)................ 41 


Art teaching as a career (JosEPpH WISELTIER) 39 
As the children see it (Saran H. Curistie). 81 
Athenian pledge 


Rr ey er rr pe ery eee a 48 
Auditorium periods, Preparation for (JosEPH 
RA RE ae ee ees fr eee 139 
Average income, salary, or wage of several 


groups in the United States in 1913 (chart) 27 
Average salary of teachers and non-teachers— 


oR ee a eee ee 115 

Avon, Ohio, parent-teacher association, physi- 
cal examination of children (photograph).. 114 
Background of mental health, The (Daniel 

ee ee rr aa reapers eee 211 
Bacon, Mepa. An orthopedic school........ 281 
Bad posture in sitting (photograph)........ 272 
Barty, Henry Turner. The work of the 
mee: Caney. 5. c..) bakokba Thos 1k eee 154 
Barges carrying cargoes of wheat and other 

products to and from Minneapolis (photo- 

Ee a tes Se eee Pee TS eee 111 
Bates, KatHARINE Ler. America the beauti- 

Ai bi60.5:4.44-4:300 de ERE Ades cw acte a ace 286 
ee, RR: BRB. Gherer eh) cise. cakisvics savas 100 
Berson, Jasper LuTHER (portrait).......... 309 
Ben Blewett intermediate school (P. Cre- 

cELIus; H. H. Mecker; C. H. Sacketr).. 239 
Ben Blewett intermediate school (photographs) 239 
Bennett, Jesse Ler. Growth through read- 

ME 66.0080 eweesetend bwECASCSUERORE EE «840m 69 
Bessky, Cuartes E. (quotation)..........-- 94 
Biarr, Francis G. Lindbergh (poem)...... 163 
NINO Le sivas a eigahie a meals 4uaacesrbnie si 303 
Book, Evolution of the’ (mural decoration 

of the Library of Congress)...........+. 70,71 
ooklists 
= 2% few good references: . oc. icc cencniceeee 51 
— Books on mental hygiene............2.++ 106 
— Books suggested by the article, growth 

OE WONT 6sdds cadns deeanson seis 71 
— Eight references—moral education........ 152 
— Elementary school library for $500....... 187 
— Forty American books—1926 ..........++. 127 
RB Professional DARE SE fend sO FG 2 cies 138 
Hyer Forty American—1926..........+-e 127 
vere on mental hygiene (booklist).......... 106 
Neri Sixty educational, of 1927.......... 95 
ooks suggested by this article (Growth 

through reading) (booklist) ........s.s..s 71 
_ convention, Extracts from........... 153 
oston convention, The (editorial).......... 116 
cm Getting veatiy £66 ines. sciciiedsons 31 
eek: MOSCONE. WG. 5. ai0I0s 000s o.ccinweces 117 
ston, Teachers colleges at.........-+-sees 120 





BoucerEau. April showers (painting)...... 
Bowen, Grorce Oscar (portrait) 
BowMaNn, Berty Danpripce. For teachers— 
errr rrr 
Boynton, Frank D. (portrait) 
30YSEN, AGNESS. 

training 
BRADSHAW, 


An experiment in character 
CLeve R. 

oe oa, EE eT Ce eT eee ree 
Branch library, Portland, Oregon.........-. 
“Bread and butter cities,’ The twin........ 





How This Index is Made 


Aves 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- 
Refer- 
ence is given to editorials 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. 


cluded in the main alphabet. 





3rETON. The last ray (painting) 
maootn, 7. .£ (OG akiaiwwsnnscceseds 
BrRownELL, HERBERT (portrait).............. 
Bubbling up (Uncite Duptry—editorial in 
BN TOD a 5k hiss 9.00.8 Wide cc ba NSS 
Sudgeting of professional dues, The........ 
3uilders of our profession ........35, 67, 99, 
164, 196, 270, 

ce! ee ee eet 
BuRKE, MARGUERETTE (portrait) 
3URNHAM, ERNEST. 
ing as a career 
3URNHAM, WILLIAM H. 
mental hygiene 
— Portrait 


Elementary rural teach- 


ele, “Se GD ns cntentecs cicvanisee 
Calendar and the schools, The simplified. 
Perera ee 
Calendar of interpretation, 
Cambridge, Sunshine camp in 
a at ee eee Oe oer ee ee ee 


Careers in education (Jamrs M. Gtass) 


Careers in the superintendency (A. J. Srop- 
DHUDD.. . sds diendsAK aks Saas enEReaseeenen 
Carvis_Le, Horace C. I never had a chance 
COGOURD: «0d n0a bnbsind ds oeddineaks Kod <endaee 
Cartoon. Getting an education............ 


Cass lake, Minnesota (photographs)........- 
Changes in amount and purchasing power of 
teachers’ salaries and of incomes of gain- 
fully occupied persons in the United States, 
1913 to 1926 (table) 
Character training : 
Character training, An experiment in (AGNEsS 
Boysen) 


Charlie Hines with champion litter of Duroc 
Cee COON) a'cc osc hei cc cake cee uses st 
‘ Charts 


— Average salary of teachers and non-teach- 
eva -I9ES So. 19GB oc nao ccnanss50censmeso- 
- Average income, salary, or wage of several 


groups in the United States in 1913...... 
Comparison of teachers’ salaries with in- 
comes of various groups in 1926.......... 
— National Education Association—A decade 
OR GROWER coc cnc cdwsnntind« cnecegepeeses 
Children’s chorus of Winship school (Boston). 
Children singing (photograph)............... 
China, Making new citizens for (Y. C. 
pe reer eee ea 


INDEX TO VOLUME XVII 








123 


CHRISTIE, SARAH H. As the children see it.. 81 


Chronic fatigue (editorial). ....0.ccccrscores 148 
Citizen and the schools, The............... 257 
Citizenship day, Friday, November 9, 1928 
(American Education Week)............+.. 226 
Classroom in orthopedic school (photograph)... 281 
CLAxTON, PHILANDER P. (portrait) ......... 197 
Cenmunvé,. ©. 2 (OOtQOMiE). evicide dé. ccccss 100 


Clerks for teachers (Paut A. MAXweELL).... 8 


CorrMan, Lotus D._ State universities and 

SUNS. BRUNO, 0.450 ccsaeddsaseetaiis sides 133 
Commission on the curriculum, The........ 119 
Community and the schools, The............ 259 
Commencements, A movement to vitalize 

Oe ee rar te 289 
Commencement, Health emphasis for (Lucy 

OOTY: 6k 605.5 hb-0 ahs 5.0404 ba BER kES 125 
Commencement pledge, A ...........0e2e005 280 
Commencements in Doylestown............. 9 
Commencement. The social graduation (M1- 

ee ee PN re ee 91 
Community day, Saturday, November 10, 1928 

(American Education Week).............. 226 
Community tractor used by pupils of Russian 

CUM GEN 60 06.0656 50 4dnds adCt seen 17 
Comparison of teachers’ salaries with incomes 

of various groups in 1926 (chart).......... 85 
Comstock, Ernest B. The senior high school 

CERURRIINED: «6 4:0.5909560stNeee Ces aeeee 5 
Consolidated school at Laurel, Maryland 

ee OPEN ree cere SC 168 
Constructive tendencies in education ........ 219 
Contests in public speaking (AcGnres M. 

cp ee ee eee et ee se eee ee ee” 12 
Continuous carefulness counts (ELIsaBeTH M. 

i BANOS. fr decwnddeanivess.cathdell 49 
Coox, D. H. The teacher’s code............ 209 
CootipcE, CALVIN (quotation).............. 253 
— The hope of the future.......cccccersss 48 
Ceasvans, J. W.  (Geaotation)......cc.csace 219 
— Sanctified school boards.............++.. 233 
— The manufacturers’ association and the 

SE “eu euhed.ba06 he eebanenans’ sect eal 80 
— Who provides the funds? ............... 234 
Crane, Frank. Real teaching............. 203 
Crater lake, Oregon (photograph).......... 304 
CreEcettus, P. Ben Blewett intermediate 

Pe re eee er pro see 239 
Crosd: Tomei We: 006i saves. cS cbc sdswes 30 
Crossing the fjord (Dahl) (painting)........ 79 
Cunvaan, W. Ws (perteelt) 4 cc.ceceesis cue 100 
Curriculum, The commission on the ........ 119 
Cut POPS? WOH ss sé cece ssn se cic sie cs eases 41 
Dahl. Crossing the fjord (painting).......... 79 
Daily schedule for Sunshine camp.......... 70 
Dalcroze eurythmics (photograph).......... 128 
DAMROSCH, WALTER (portrait)...........0.- 212 

Radio and music education.............. 256 
Davusicny. Twilight (painting)............ 79 
Davis, Burton E. Teacher rating.......... 4 
Davis, Ray N. An elementary school citizen- 

Ship Club ..cccccccccccccoccveccetsccsees 302 
Day. Hiteert F. Sunshine camp in Cam 

MTT OL ee Le eri eS 169 
Devzer,, W. N. (portrait) ......ccseccssecs 100 


Democracy in education (W. H. P. Faunce). 103 
Department of superintendence, 1928 yearbook 65 


Department of superintendence, Tentative 
program for Boston meeting.........+++++ 63 

Departments and allied organizations, Tenta- 
tive program Of .....c.sceeececescseecacs 192 


Departments of the National Education Asso 
ciation. Adult education at Seattle....... 30 

Departments of the National Education Asso- 
ciation, Membership in 1927 (table)...... 90 


Departments of the National Education Asso- 


ciation. School health and physical educa- 
SNE: bbb add ug) SoA bd che bees bees sUUSaN ERY 29 
Delaware, Once upon a time iM........+eee0s 173 
Demonstration lessons by radio......+.++++- 89 
Designs for tiles and bowls......- Peres 40 
Des Moines public library, South side branch 82 
DewEY, JOHN (portrait). .....--e+-eeeeeeeee 61 
— Quotation ......ccccecceccssccccceresess 259 
- The manufacturers’ association and the 
public schools .....+seseeeesesesers sense 61 
Dexter, EvizanetH H. More case studies... 161 
Dinner meeting of teachers college workers 
in the Copley-Plaza Hotel, Boston (photo- 
graph) ..cccoccososssscsceccesescevereseee 129 
District school as it was, The (photo- 
graph) .cecccveccesvecsececs seeeeees 183, 184 
Dorris, Mrs. ANNIE V. (portrait)....-+++++. 58 
Dorsey, Susan M. Enlightening the whole 
OMI n02kccbens otsabeuennede soot aaeeee 47 
— . . cecenishheegn sea + aa 0 an ewe 18 








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Minnehaha Falls (photograph) ..... scececeee 109 
Minne Lusa Parent Teacher Association, of 
“ Qmaha, Nebraska, weighing and measuring 
children (photograph) ............eeeeeees 114 
Minnesota state university (photograph) 110 
Minutes devoted to clerical work-—-Average 
" weekly record (table) ...........eeseseee 8 
Model dining room (photograph) ........-.. 177 
Moral growth, Education for (Marcaret M. _ 
ALLTUCKER) — seeeesseeee cece reece eereeeee 151 
Mordecai Gist School library, Baltimore, Mary- 
land (photograph) ......-+eeeeseeeeeeeree 21 
More case studies (EuizapetH HH. Dexter).. 161 
MorcaN, Joy Ermer. A movement to vitalize 
commencementS .... sc ceseeccccsccevccees 280 
— Chronic fatigue (editorial) .............. 148 
— Educating the whole child (editorial) ..... 251 
— Minneapolis echoes (editorial) ........... 214 
— Next year’s Journal (editorial) .......... 180 
— Shall college doors be closed? (editorial)... 84 
— The Boston convention (editorial) ....... 116 
— The spirit of Cincinnati (editorial) ....... 290 
— Values in 4H Clubs (editorial) ......... 52 
Most fascinating chase on earth, The (ERNEST 
TOES. 45.4: dba d end p oman smeie abe 153 
Movement to vitalize commencements, A (Joy 
OM SEOMERIED c.ckviedn0.c0 tsk ss Ge dednoe 280 
Mrs. Lindbergh addressing audience in Me- 
chanics’ Hall (photograph) .............. 101 
Mum, Saran T. (portrait) ..........2s.0-. 100 
Music education as a career (PETER W. 
SERCO CEE R TC CET CC 283 
Music education, at Seattle .............++- 93 
Music education, Radio and (Water Dam- 
SER. escape ile isa: tore, 0 sical’ 9:0 Sage baa, a 
Music for all schools, Fine ...........+..2.. 212 
My trust (poem) (CaroLineE S. WooprurFF).. 44 
Myers, Garry CLEVELAND. Meeting parents.. 209 
Nash, Jay B. Physical education as a career 107 
National Education Association—A decade of 
growth, 1917-1927 (chart) ........+.++-06. 84 
me Ceeees FOF TSBE-ZP oc. oo.0.0.0,0:0,0.0.0:005,00 08 00 252 
National necessity, A. (DanigEL A. REED).... 92 
National resources and school costs (chart)... 62 
Naturalization, A new plan of (C. C. Ketso) 237 
Nebraska life members (photographs)........ 100 
Newbery prize book, The ..............e02- 210 
New dormitory and some of the pupils of 
Shatsky’s summer colony (photograph) 16 
New education bill at Minneapolis, The ~ 213 
New education bill itself, The ............. 33 
New education in new Russia, The (Lucy 
ee Fe ey era ee eee eee 15 
New plan of naturalization, A (C. C. Kegrso) 237 
Newspaper and the schools, The ............ 258 
Next year’s Journal (editorial) ............. 180 
Normal child, A (photograph) ............. 271 
Norton, Joun K. Taxes in United States and 
ee SOUMMITIEE. os a6-5:0'0.0a0 ae ae a eae 195 
— Teachers’ salaries—a constructive program 149 
— Teachers’ salaries—present position ...... 85 
— Teachers’ salaries before the war ......... 27 
— Teachers’ salaries—the future ........... 115 
— Teachers’ salary trends since 1913 ........ 55 
Notable junior high school, A (MARGARET 
MOMMY. . <.d v.a.00idsasbGhwash scchbek buenos 175 
Observation lesson, An (photograph).......... 241 
Officers for 1928-29, National Education As- 
NOD 4:0:cinks ba Riana eae te amon: 252 
Oldest living thing, The (photograph) ....... 4 
Otson, Ema. Mental hygiene in the high 
Re Re ao oS a 7 
Olympic mountain view (photograph) ....... 273 
Once upon a time in Delaware ............ 173 
One of the activities of Blewett intermediate 
school—daily flag raising exercises (photo- 
ere 
Orpen, Lucy. Health emphasis for commence- 
SE 30 >.0:0n Sida AEE baw sSNA ene e 125 
Opportunities in summer schools—1928 (ADELE 
CS <sntcuwesdded sa ewee wees en aies 155 
tal tradition’ (painting) ............eee00- 70 
Orthopedic school, An (Mepa Bacon) ....... 281 
Orro, Henry J. Remedial instruction in 
RE SEES ee 87 
ur biggest business—education ............ 230 
ur state associations, 1927-28 ............. 179 
Jutlines. from group study and faculty meet- 
RN iiGin'n 54.2 bein DePR RK AAS Boo 6 oe tha ek 218 
Palmer, Frank i: I. eae wiarcecxs 68 
SN TOG 55:4 nies ansedbnestecces 2 231 
face pact, The meaning of the (Sipney L. 
RE. © nw Saas Aa ER A A Routes osiiow & 253 
fasants’ club in Russia (photograph) ....... 16 
‘sonal growth, An adventure in (BENJAMIN 
MD ic ¢.cnleecser hock watenwa 291 
‘sonal growth through I cnn weal Bde Aon 274 
“*rsonal growth through mental hygiene » 2a 
cS he Vital organs of the mind ........... 255 
Cent increases in national resources and 
PPropriations for U. S. Bureau of Educa- 
Re to 1926 (chart) ...........+0.. 47 
vero of national income paid in taxes in 
 OUS countries in 1924 (chart) ......... 195 
sophy of education, The teacher’s (GEORGE 
PE csescancanvsssssechanne Mt 


Physical education advances (JAMES EDWARD 

Ee rare trie me mene lo 
Physical education as a career (Jay B. Nas) 
Physical education is popular at Thomas A. 

Edison school (photograph) 
Pictograph, The (painting) 
Pioneer camp (photograph) 
Plans for group discussion 
Past  OCRtR CRIED oi ii oes oss ercssanwe 
Poem. For teachers—a creed (Betty Dan- 

DRIVE TO MAD «05 06d 054s 00028bs dens +hae 
— I never had a chance (Horace C. Car.isLe) 
— Lindbergh (Francis G. Biair) .......... 
— My trust (CaroLtine S. WoopruFF) 
<> TRE LORE tO PAPPRGIES: 6:0 0.6 csccpersdecs 
— The work of the Titans (HENRY TuRNER 

DAUD . save nagabansad sashes oadaeeetwead 
Poetry—Products of the schools 
Points from Minneapolis address 
POUNG, LAARTA LOOTEEONE) 6 0k 0:05 ,0000005008 
Preparation for auditorium periods (JosEPH 

Co Pe Terr rT Tire 
Presenting the new president 
President Adair’s program ..........++.+045 
President’s address at Minneapolis, The (Cor- 

MELCE OGRE DRAGER) | visors ss 6snkdcwesca® 
Principal studies his job, The.........cesecs 
— Duties of the principalship, The.......... 
— Economic position of the principalship, The 
— Growth of an ideal, The 
— Improvement in service.............e.00% 
Principles of tenure (editorial) 
Products of the schools 
Profession in the making, A (PayNngE TEm- 

COD ives eb Odea dans seusaeecsabed 
Professional membership enrolment 
Professional reading (booklist) 


Professional reading, Growth through (Lewis 
Bi RONEN ent ccasksce tun tcssetesaeneen 
Program for January faculty meeting ....... 
Program for February faculty meeting ....... 
Program for March faculty meeting ........ 
Program, President Adais’s .....00..ccseve 
Progress of safety education (KE. GEORGE 
a a ey te pe 
Progress or death (quotation) .............. 
Proposed amendments to the bylaws ......... 
Protecting teachers’ investments (Atco D. 
HENDERSON ) 


Public education, State universities and (Lotus 

ERR AR NT ary (ee re 
Public school expenditures in 1925-26 (table) 
PucH, BETHEL (portrait) 
PyrTtLe, E. RutH 


oe) eet er are 
Radio and music education (Walter Damrosch) 
Radio audition award (photograph) 
Radio, Demonstration lessons by 
Radio, What about? 
RAYMOND, MrirIAM A, 
Real teaching 


The social graduation. . 
(FRANK CRANE) 


Reading, Growth through (Jesse Lee BeEn- 
og ) SPSS ae er ee ee 
Receiving line at the reception given by Gov- 
ernor and Mrs. Fuller of Massachusetts 


Oe eT eee ee 
Recent educational 
PROIED Nie uiscccustdsiensdeesbueeabons 
Recent verse for children 


Reep, DanteL A. A national necessity. ...... 
et MIEN nib 5. Sing Gants Acabeakat aad 6 Qs ee 
REEVE, MARGARETTA WILLIs. The summer 


PO el sckcinnsebekesb chbe kite ees 
Remedial instruction in arithmetic (Henry J. 

SEE (uicaectacavasnceh ctahes ae so ccaceks 
Research bulletin (quotation). ............... 
Resolutions adopted at Minneapolis 
Renotwinnes, TRO MOC. css ccc ccc ccccccts 
Retirement system, Headquarters 
Road to happiness, The (poem) 
Ror, June Marie (photograph) 


Rocers, JAMES Epwarp. Physical education 
I a 6 ihiaeS 0idnrdneeenss wemdeeeune 

CD, ewe ae aide ede eee hale 4a ccuneee 

Roll call, The Journal’s annual ...........0-. 

Romer, Marcaret. A _ notable junior high 
school 


Rosier, JosePH (portrait) 
en, Gh. Sa, COOTETMIE) on csc vctciesencecaes 
Royster, SALiBELLE. The evolution of a 
WS Sie tiie ove eheh ibandsveeevovessn 
Rural school blazes a new trail, A (Brssiz M. 
MEE. ie 64 9:45.04 fa seks oes ds denna s 


Rural school buildings, The improvement of 


ee ee ee ee 


ere rere ere 
Russian pioneers, The (Lucy L. W. WIL- 
TE RS ee ey ee ee 
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 (photographs).. 
16, 

Russia, The new education in the new (Lucy 
L. W. Wirson) 


143 
107 


279 
267 
294 

23 

26 
289 
163 

26 
154 
129 
220 
100 
139 
221 
191 


199 


246 
215 
117 
182 
216 
143 

19 
175 
100 

37 
205 
295 
267 


15 
17 


15 


Sackett, C. H. Ben Blewett intermediate school 


Safety education, Progress of (E. Grorcr 
PAINS) 2. cnins «ig + dates bees + ace 
0 ere 27, 28, 55, 85, 115, 
Salaries, teachers—a constructive program 
(Some 3. SORE. | 66n6s000cbdtdeons cain 
Salaries, teachers’, Comparison of, with in- 


comes of various groups in 1926 (chart).... 
Salaries, teachers’—Present position (JoHn K. 
PEN his creating o bRIR Ne +)becmndon 
Salaries, teachers’—The future (JoHn K. Nor- 
FON) ohh sawn stws Se Sine 2 RRM RROM Khe eeLNen 
Salary, Average, of teachers and non-teach- 
era—1913 to 1926: CERBrE) : ios vscc's onsewecse 
Salesmen of knowledge (GLENN FRANK) 
Salutation of the dawn, The 


eee ewer eer eeseee 


Sanctified school boards (J. W. Craprree).... 
Sanctified squander in Cleveland (R. G. 

DOD, 5 axSr ale nthe ead taeriah aeeoan Galalend 
Sartori school (photograph) ................ 


Scumipt, H. W. 
SENOOL DIM bccns se dedccadensss keeoe> 
School administration during 1927 (Grorcr D. 
PUMA) 10005006 bad DERE COREAN CESS 
School bell at Chillicothe, Missouri (photo- 
SUED. 6 cccc0nsss0o ssa ceOiminas seen oie 
School for American children, Shanghai (pho- 
CURED. | vkdbane ds snscitcacebbichivenss tnd 
School health and physical education ........ 
School of education, Ann Arbor, Michigan.... 
School opportunity day, Thursday, November 
8, 1928 (American Education Week) ...... 
School print shop of Washington High School, 
Rochester, New York (photograph) ........ 
Schoolroom for the homeless children of the 
Russian revolution (photograph) ......... 
Schools that are prophesies......... 131, 20 
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The improvement of rural 


Science instruction at Seattle 
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Selecting the best textbooks (Franx X. Gov- 
RE? a nic bist ae Kae Oh5 dos CESS REOS ORES EOS 
Senior high school principalship, The (Ernest 
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Seven cardinal objectives of education ...... 
Shall college doors be closed? (editorial) 
SHELDON, Epwarp AusTIN, Statue of (photo- 
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Silent but forceful influence, A (Herpert S. 
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Simplified calendar and the schools, The 
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Singing boys, The (painting) .............. 
Sixty educational books of 1927 
SmitH, C. B. (quotation) 
SmitH, Payson (quotation) ................ 
Snow model by Mary Gogacz (photograph) 
Social graduation, The (Miriam A. Ray- 
MONOD: - enue > emda nivntn scecentennast ess 
Social studies at Seattle ......ccccccccsccers 
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sociation of District 5, summer round-up 
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Spirit of Cincinnati, The (editorial) 
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STANISLAUS SHatsKy and his wife (photo- 
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State universities and public education (Lotus 
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a tale of Minneapolis (BrertHa 


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Summer schools, Opportunities 
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Sunshine camp 
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Sunshine camp in Cambridge (photographs).. 
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Superintendence, Department of. 1928 Year- 
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Superintendence, Department of. Tentative 


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Table. Changes in amount and purchasing Teachers’ salary trends since 1923 (Joun K. Walker Art Galleries of Minneapolis (paint. 
power of teachers’ salaries and of incomes of BED. ga wc aqnesaberdtidsscevasesed ous 55 WOMB) ood kos cecscersneteeetsse0dsaeee 79 
gainfully Oy ee in the United 55 — position, Securing a (E. K. Hitt- : ng va ag ogy = ogee (photograph)., 1]] 
tates, 1913 to 1926. .......e cece cece eeeee § BRAND) ccccccccceccsccccscccsccceceseces 86 ay down south in Dixie .......ee-eeeeeee, 
—"Heonomic resources and school costs by | Teaching, Real (FranK CRANE) ............. 203 Wessrs, Grorce Harris (portrait) ........, oe 
States in 1926 ....ceeceecee ere eeeeeeeees 26 TEMPLETON, Payne. A profession in the mak- Weet, Hersert S. A silent but forceful in- 
— Enrolment in American schools during DE Lacs cisd i Gat nev eee s Geese ans de eensnee 303 GUOMCB nose cic ccrneccccesscesestvecceien 147 
SURES pccdecvodeccbetabsctadeseeiese® 150 Tentative program of departments and allied Weight table of the class (table) .........,, 172 
— Growth of education associations ........-- 124 SS SE I 192 Wetntros, JosePH. Preparation for audito- 
— Growth of National Congress of Parents Terman, Lewis M. Growth through profes- CUM! DONIOES 50 oie 0s 6055006605000 00 139 
arid TeGthOre ..ciccscccscccessvcccsvcces 223 i CU Lacie assageeees <eenah ai 137 War: B.G. quotation) ....3...005¢cReee 176 
— Growth of summer school attendance .... 265 Textbooks, Selecting the best (Frank X. Gov- i ae Lae e ORO 14 
— Membership in departments of the National i ii in Oe ee dic CR ona sa CORES 183 What education week means ..............., 223 
Education Association, 1927 .........-++- 90 Then and now in education ................ 227. What one faculty did ...........0.eeccecess 305 
— Membership in departments of the National Then and now in the principalship .......... 243 What teaching means to me (JoserH Dostat) 7 
Education Association, 1928 ........+-++- 306 Thomas A. Edison school for boys (CLAYTON What the schools do ....5..000csesseseenete 28 
— Minutes devoted to clerical work—Average MINS co ech ra cD cea agli nc Go ahi vate e Pe Gite. dcka yw 277. Wheel of the girls’ adviser, The (H. Resp 
weekly record ......seeececeeceeeseeeees 8 THoMpson, AcNEs M. Contests in public PUEMIOMD cc ccck seen tcccenscinccss cee 177 
— Public school expenditures in 1925-26..... 190 NEE: nc Cacki has ieahudie cde itas ee pe ces 12 Where to go for further help .............. 60 
— Teachers’ salary trends and buying power... 28  Ticert, Joun J., placing wreath on the statue Wrivrine, ©. T. (pertrait) ....oescceesegaeen 100 
— Weight table of the class ............+.+- 172 of Horace Mann (photograph)............. 117. Whitmell citizenship creed ................, 205 
Taj Mahal (photograph) ..........0s.eeeee: 2 Tired child, The (Max SeHamM and Grete Who provides the funds? (J. W. Crasrree).. 234 
Taking cod liver oil (photographs) ......... 282 Se ry ree re 271 Wig, Ira S. Growth in understanding chil- 
ee ES. rer 100 Tovton and StrutTHERs (quotation) ........ 175 Ss cceccnse bass be ancesseasan tere . 2 
Taxes in United States and other countries Towne, Georce L. (portrait) ............4. 100 Wilmington, Delaware, school exhibit (photo- peo 
CJotem KK. NORVOW) .ccccccccccccccccces 195 Towne, -Hamaret (portrait) .....cccccsccves 100 OEEEED cécagesdbacsauatenseteteiauuee 173, 174 | 
Teacher rating (Burton E. Davis) ......... 4 Training in physical education (photograph)... 177 Winsuip, A. E. (quotations) ....... + ..106, 200 mat 
Teacher’s code, The (D. H. Cook) ......... 209 Travel, Growth through (GILBERT GrosvENOR) 1 Wer, Lwte (portrait) ..6.iccscckins cee 100 } 
Teachers colleges at Boston .............5.- 120 Twilight (DauBicNy) (painting) ............ 79 WISELTIER, JoseEPH. Art teaching as a career 39 
Teachers college workers, dinner meeting in Twin “Bread and Butter Cities,” The ...... 109 Withrow high school, Cincinnati, Ohio (photo- fro! 
Copley Plaza Hotel (photograph) .......... ee rer eee eee 171 ll are eee i ee 7 
twee a — oe com Typeset 4 vere age > and wane countries, Taxes in 195 aac psec agian a ors . ¥ 
Wearher’s hifesn ay of education, The ohn A. IND 6 0:0 0:00:65 0.000: 6)8.000:5.0 cmd cers 5 Wondend > Miege , ‘diso schodt tes aaan ‘ 
“(Guonce reyes SO ee ere 165 Unknown teacher, The (poster) ............ 229 oat A ev fered ; — = : ied: 277 wil 
—_ - —- constructive program om Vekil, K. S. ‘sspressiens of American education 163 — Mone an in Metropoli- ai ou 
Teachers’ salaries—Present position (Joun K. Values in 4H Clubs (editorial) ............. 52 Work of the Titans The. (Henry Turner 
IE. ccnannnnle dane ecwaudeais biceal ges, 85 Visiting teachers (posters) ..............--. 184 BaILey) (poem) nila ne 154 
Teachers’ salaries—The future (Joun K. Nor- Visual instruction at Seattle ................ 58 , ae a 
NS ee 2 oe sae aire Ss. ne neta ie 115 Vitalized group study and faculty meet- Yearbook, 1928, Department of Superintendetice 65 19, 
Teachers’ salaries before the war (JoHN K. INGS seve ese ee eee reese sees seeeses s+ 269, 305 Yen, Y. C. James. Making new citizens for T 
SNEL.. s oxicloneite sicanhave soak ae bs otis 27 ~=«~Vital organs of the mind, The (Danigt Wow- CRD vcccncgwacceeneceunaplenanee 235 . 
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UN." cca s claws Wacveweseacteneenwcasses 28 Waiker Art Galleries (photograph)........... 7 











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Research Bulletins of the National Education Association. (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. 


Department of Superintendence. 


Fifth Yearbook, The Junior High School Curriculum, 562p. Cloth, $2. 
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.