The Journal of Education

and School World.

A Monthly Record and Review.

JANUARY TO DECEMBER, 1925.

VOLUME LVII.

LONDON: MR. WILLIAM RICE, LUDGATE BROADWAY, E.C. 4.

1925.

Pages 1 to 72 are in the January number ; 73 to 136, February ; 137 to 208, March ; 209 to 276, April ;

277 to 348, May; 349 to 444, June ; 445 to 528, July ; 529 to 584, August; 585 to 664, September ;
665 to 732, October; 733 to 800, November ; 801 to 868, December.

[A] indicates titles of Articles; (C) Correspondence; [O] Obituary Notices. A Miniature Republic, by P. Blacknell (A.], 749.

drink syllabus, 554; pamphlets on arithmetic in Coventry, report of public libraries, 596. Abbott. E. C., M.A., The Value of Acting in Educa- elementary schools, 677, English and mathe: Coxhead, G. E. S., M.A., School Examinations and tion (A.), 178.

matics, 149, graphs, 741, teaching method and the Universities, II. Oxford University and Abel, H. G., M.A., The Award of University Scholar- organization, 741 ; President on economy, 712, National Examinations (A.), 97. ships (A.), 652.

independent educational centres, 747; reports, Crafts, school, 202. ARERDEEN UNIVERZITY, Curriculum Scheme, 290.

1922-3, 451, 1923-4, 538, scholarships for Cricket, junior, 370. Acting in Education, The Value of, by E. C. Abbott, higher education, 651, school buildings, 677; Crotch, Dr. W. (1775-1847) (A. H. Mann) (C.?, 228. M.A. (A.), 178.

Sir A. Symond's appointment, 152; (Welsh Cullis, Prof. W., Wonien's Opportunities for Service Acts,Northern Ireland Education, 363; Superan. Department) administrative and financial pro

(A.), 90. nuation, 742.

posals, 744.

Culture, and examination requirements, 675. Adult education-Aberystwyth University College, Books-for teachers and parents, Coventry cata

677; Board of Education's report, 538 ; Fin. logue, 85; price, 221 ; Y.M.C.A.'s list, 85. Dalcroze Society, 129. land, 595; international study fund for tutors, Botany, Wembley exhibits, 404.

Dalton Plan, 544. 702; Scotland, 676; Sheffield, 749.

Bowen, c. M., An Experiment in Internationalism Davies, E.S., M.A., Vocational Guidance in a County Age, school leaving, 84, 123, 217.

(A.), 224.

Area (A.), 694. Agriculture, Ministry of, State scholarships, 653. Boys, intellectual development, 600; Scouts, Eton, Davis, e. T., M.A., State Scholarships in Wales (A.), Allowances--family, 15; (E. Rathbone) [C.), 108;

124.

653. (U. G. Wilson) (C.), 110.

Bradford Girls' Grammar School, Juhilec of(A.), 548. Dawson, W. H., University Scholarships in England Alphabet, international phonetic, 376. Brampton County Secondary School, 764.

and Wales, 651 ; School examinations (A.), 825. Alsace and Lorraine (H. J. Cowell) (C.), 612.

Bridge, G. F., French at the General Schvol Examina. Degrees, external, 218. Animal's Welfare Week, 92, 312.

tion (A.), 38; Towards Spelling Reform (A.), Denmark, agricultural schools, 170. Anthropology, plea for study, 150.

154.

Dental service, school, 361. Appointments, 21, 64, 152, 160, 162, 240, 290, 296, BRISTOL UNIVERSITY, new buildings, 452, 494.

Dialects, recognition of English, 132. 300, 384, 380,468, 470, 526, 548-9,682,721, 724, British and Foreign School Society, 296.

Directory of Educational Associations, 195. 747, 754, 756, 822.

British Association for the Advancement of Science, Dominion representation and foreign policy, 596. Archaeology, history in, 614.

Educatiou Section (C. E. Browne) (C.), 474. Draper, F. W. M., M.A., School Examinations and Argentina, Humanidades, 170. British Empire Exhibition, children at, 538.

the Universities. IV. The University of LonArithmetic, public elementary schools, 677. British Science Guild, 372.

don (A.), 243. Armour, W. S., M.A., B.Litt., School Examinations Broadcasting to schools, 148.

DUBLIN UNIVERSITY, Trinity College, 222,

812; and the Universities. XI. Northern Ireland Bulletin, 119; adult education (Finland) and Sea- University College congresses, 541. [A.), 759.

farers. Education Society, 595. Armstrong, Prof. H. E., F.R.S., The Future Science Burma, education report, 392.

Economy in education, 10, 742. of the Schools (A.), 482.

EDINBURGII UNIVERSITY, 149, 463, 810.
Army education, 152.
Calculus, teaching, 741.

Education-adolescent, 594 ; adult, 362, 246; and
Art-Hudson memorial, 464; matriculation exam- Cambridge, Appointments Board report (1924), 464. corporate life, 747; and industrial democracy,
inations, 306 ; School of Landscape, 11.
Cambridge Education Committee, 151.

84; and the State, 463 ; continuity in developArt, National Schools of. I. Their Growth and Cambridge Local Examinations, 201.

ment and other policies, 217; cost in London Relationship to Other Schools, 168 ; II. Their CAMBRIDCE UNIVERSITY, honorary degrees, 151, 810. and France, 179; Dean Inge and essentials in, Industrial Influence, with some Suggestions for Canada--home work, 91; junior colleges, 408; 83; discussed by International Federation of Development, by A. F. R. Fowkes (A.), 223.

Newfoundland, 468; progress in education, University Women, 660 ; economizing on, 595 ; Art Masters, National Society of, 127.

762 ; travel, 236, 380; universities, 464.

effects on health of populace, 543; expenditure Art teaching, discipline in, 743, Flatford, 370, 817. Cape of Good Hope -juvenile affairs boards, educa- on (1924), 308; experiment needed, 747 ; ASSOCIATIONS :

tion report (1923-4), 548 ; Sir J. Adams's

expert and lay opinions, 218; higher, public Assistant Masters, 125; report (1924), 492 ; visit, 346.

authorities for, 361; influence, meaning, aim, Assistant Mistresses in Secondary Schools, 125; Capital letters, proposed abolition, 220.

70; learning by doing, 747 ; " liberal, 463 ; British Education Section (C. E. Browne) (C.), Cardiff- Juvenile Employment Committee, 147; L.M.S. Railway scheme, 679; Lord Hugh Cecil 474; Educational Science Section, 598, 674, Technical College, instruction in coal trading, on estimates for, 595 ; measurement in, 90 ; 696, Geography and Geology, 675; Decimal, 219; University College and University of Mr. Wing's progressive policy, 287 ; regard for 68, 393; Education Authorities (Scottish), 149; Wales, 539, Medical School, 677.

balance, 598 ; reforms 9; secondary, academic Education Committees, 372; Education in Carnegie Trust and art students, 152.

bias, 675; stimulus of rural, 221; suggested grant Industry and Commerce, 128 ; Educational, 123, Central Welsh Board and the Inspectorate, The (A.), for experiment, 602; technical, 463, 539, 547 ; 796, 836; Educational Handwork, 127 ; Educa673.

technical and industry, 539, 674 ; university, tional Settlements, 246 ; Empire Forestry, 393; Certificates--Cambridge Higher School, class-list, 453, 652; report of Grants Committee, 291 ; Experiment and Research in Education, 83; 673; Group Leaving, 558, (Scottish), 540; survey needed, 538 ; vocational bias, 600. Froebel Society and Junior Schools, 127; Higher School, 390, 480, 559, 652; Higher Education, Co-ordination in (A.), 145. Geographical, 126; Headmasters', 124; Head

School Lcaving, Matriculation, General School, Education, Post-Primary (C. W. Bailey, “Adminismistresses', 139, 524 ; Historical, 92. 744; Ling, 214; Intermediate and Leaving (Ireland), 678 ; trator," A. H. Joslin, w. H. Jenkinson, S. H. of Teachers of Swedish Gymnastics, 128 ; Junior School, 560 ; Merit, Intermediate, Leav

McGrady) (C.), 400. Mathematical, 129; Modern Humanities Re: ing, Day School (Scotland), 692; School, 98, Education, Technical : The Proposed Inquiry (A.), search, 768 ; Modern Language, 83, 126, 152 ; 390, 479, 558.

234. National Education, 742 ; Nursery Schools, 456; Ceylon, report on education, 246.

Education, The Warp and the Woof in, by W. W. Parents', 593; Preparatory School, Chemistry books, 484.

Vaughan, M.V.O., M.A. (A.), 598. Reform of Latin Teaching, 81, 393; Science Child welfare, 401.

Fducation Guild, 92, 126. Masters', 126; Teachers in Technical Institu- Children's Rescue Committees, Federation of, 169. Education in Canada : Some Impressions of a tions, 463; Special Libraries and Information China, student rule, 518.

Recent Visit, by F. B. Low (A.), 762. Bureaux, 547 ; Training College, 129; Univer- Circulars--884 (revised) Graphs in Teaching Mathe- Education weeks, 747. sity Teachers, 541; Uplands, 300; Women matics, _741; 1353 (Infant Care), 291; 1355 Educational areas, 744. Science Teachers', 128 ; Workers' Educational, (Adult Education), 362; 1360 (Code Changes), Educational Associations in Conference, 123, 236. 676; World Adult Education, 149, 702; World

361.

Educational Progress, 238,
Federation of Education, 594.
Citizenship, history as training in, 745.

Educational Science at the British Association (A.),
Astrology, anti-education advertisement, 597.
Citroen African Expedition, The (A.], 518.

696. Australian Educational Quarterly, 31. City, made fit for children, 602.

Electrical Educator, Pitman's, 798. Australia---684; compulsory secondary education, Classes, maximum size, 361.

Electron, the, 468. Victoria, 170; Big Brother movement, 811. Classics---Headmasters discuss, 483 ; W.H. D. Rouse Elementary education, dual control, 677 ; " lack in," Austria, primary schools experiment, 184, 866.

on value in school training, 552, 674.

by G. E. Fawcett (A.·, 828. Avoncroft College for Landworkers, 463. Colwyn Bay, Penrhos College, 768.

Elementary schools, curriculum, 178, 292; distincConferences—British Institute of Adult Education, tive names, 747, Bailey, C. W., M.A., School Examinations and the 549; Educational Associations, 10, 123, 230, Elsinore International “ Folk High School," 224. Universities. IX. The Northern Universities

Education Committees, 372; Head- Emmott Report (1923), 285. (A.), 305.

masters', 85, 124, 550, 552; Headmistresses', Empire Forestry Journal, The, 393, 695. Bain, A. W.,M.A., Poetry Books for Schools (A.), 620. 524; history teaching (Berlin), 676; Inter: Employment, payment of unskilled and skilled, 308. Bales, P. G., School Visits to Parish Churches (A.), national Federation of University Women, 660; English, Society for Pure, 374. 258.

Modern Language Association, 83; National English, The Teaching of (F. J. Rahtz, J. H. Arnold. Barnard, G. C., M.Sc., Mathematics on the Direct Union of Teachers, 286; North of England A.G.L.) (C.), 34; (G. N. Goodman, J. H. Method (A.), 699.

Education, 123 ; Science and Labour, 9; Fowler) (C.), 104. Belfast-QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY, 151, 746, 761 ; Scottish Education Authorities, 149; Seafarers' English language pronunciation, 374. school building, 11.

Education Society, 595 ; Social Insurance, 768 ; English Language, The Preservation of the, by D. B. Belgium, écrle unique, 548; “ fourth stage," 548.

teachers in Kenya, 22 ; Teachers' I.ahour League, Mair A.), 374. Bible, as literature for children, 88.

89; universities, 372; Women's Engineering Essays, subjects in London General Schools ExaminaBiblical study, 393, 702,, 747.

Society, 372; World Federation of Education tion, 542; by P. H. Prideaux, B.A. (A.), 815. Bills--Education (Northern Ireland), 289; Teachers' Associations, 594.

Evolution, theory 537.
Superannuation, 222, 285, 454, 524, 547.
Congresses--International Child Welfare,

Examination Board (Irish Free State), 618. Biology-element in science curriculum, 697; Moral Education, International, 494 ; Technical Examinations, future speculation in, 483. Weinbley exhibits, 404.

Instruction and Celtic Associations, 541.

Examinations, 165; baccalaurént, 307 ; Biology in Biology in the General School Examination of tbe Contents Tables, 9, 81, 145, 217, 285, 350, 451, 537, London University General School, 748 ; Bristol University of London, General, by O. H. Latter, 593, 673, 741, 809.

group system, 481, University, 479 ; Central M.A. (A.). 748. Continuation schools, L.C.C. day, 742.

W'elsh Board, 557 ; dramatic art, 695; English Birmingham Settlement, The (H. C. Vaudrey) (C.), Continuity (A.), 217; W. B. H., Rusticus Minimus essays in London General School, 542; General 614. (C.), 308.

School, 83; Higher Certificate, 29, 486 ; interBlacknell, P., A Miniature Republic (A.), 749.

Conway, Miss E. R., 470 ; on training teachers, 696. mediate and leaving certificates (Ireland), 618; Blair, Sir R.-on school leaving age, 123; on tech. Correspondence, 34, 104, 156, 228, 308, 394, 472, 550, junior and senior certificate (Ireland, North), nical education and industry, 675 : on voca. 606, 681, 750, 816.

759; London University second. 526; Mass tional guidance and technical education, 698. Correspondence, international, 152.

Production in “ First” (G. H. Clarke) (C.] 752, Board of Education-examination in the principles Council on Educatiun for 1839-40, 89.

820; matriculation, 150, 305, 675; oral tests, of teaching and school management, 404 ; grants Cousins, H. W., Science Teaching in a Rural Secon- 83, 306; Oxford Local, 97; pass-mark, 610; for training teachers, 653 ; hygiene of food and dary School (A.), 764.

poultry, 836; teaching and school manage

127;

796 ;

404;

Inspectors, Welsh, 12, 154.
Institutes, English, abroad, 372.
Interchange of Secondary School Teacliers with

France (A.), 339.
International Education Research Council. 594.
Internationalism, An Experiment in, by C. M. Bowen

TA.', 224.
Ireland-agricultural education, 87; National

Teachers' Congress, 382 ; specimen papers for
examinations, 290; University Women's Federa-
tion, 364; FREE STATE education, 458, 812;
compulsory Irish, 746, 812 ; Education report
(1922), 450 ; mathematics in examinations,
540;

medical education, 11, 812; medical
register, 679; Ministry of Education, 540;
primary education, 458, 540 ; secondary educa-
tion, 617; secondary schools examinations, 678,
programme, 679, teachers' salaries, 151, 289;
NORTHERN, Education Act, 151, 363; education
and the dole, 746 ; education settlement, 289;
educational estimates, 364; educational pro-
gress in 1924, 679 ; religious difficulty, 87, 158 ;

religious instruction, 541.
Irish language, 501; compulsory, 618, 746.
Italy, adult education, 14; blind school children,

170; G. Lombardo-Radice, 763.

con-

Jerusalem, opening of Hebrew University, 201, 292.
Jugo-Slavia, Bulletin International, R84; congresses

of secondary teachers, 246; religions, 392.
Jung's theory, 306.
Juvenile employment, 287; London, 464.
Juvenile offenders, treatment, 604.
Juvenile organizations committees, 287.
Kent Education Committee, bureaux for vocational

guidance and pamphlets, 456, 691; exhibit, 517,
Languages, direct method of teaching, 81.
Latin, teaching, 124, 483 ; Scottish secondary

schools. 693; traditional and direct methods,

550, 552.
Latin, The Teaching of (A.), 81.
I atin Teilching, 393.
Latter, O.H., M.A., General Biology in the General

School Examination of the University of London.

(A.), 718.
Law, in university and school curricula, 743.
League of Nations, Institute of Intellectual Co-

operation, 596 : International Labour Organiza-
tion (4. I. Richards) (C.), 228; junior branches,

236; publications, 857; work accomplished, 87.
Lecture demonstrations, infants' schools. 695.
Lectures---Anglo-Belgian Union's, 602 ; British

Institute of Philosophical Studies, 292;
structive educational health, 660; dramatic
monologue in Victorian literature, 202; history
of English education, 201; L.C.C., for teachers,
70, 710; Liverpool libraries', 70, 836 ; Montes-
sori, 70; music, 70; Norman Lockyer, 774,
834; Rede, 549; Sheffield adult educational,

538; re-constitution, 218; relations of colleges
to University, 85; residential quarter, 454 ;
school examinations and, 234 ; site, 146; statis-

tics, 372; University College, 236, 640, 814.
Low, F. B., Education in Canada : Some Impres-

sions of a Recent Visit (A.), 762.

ment, 404 ; Prof. Gardner on, 82; Qualifying
(Scotland), 691 ; School Certificate, 27, 132,
158, 305 ; school committees, 480 ; School
Leaving, 597; secondary schools, 389, (Irish

Free State), 540, 678; tyranny of, 550.
Exeter, charter, 183.
Exhibitions, 31 ; schoolboys', 768.
Extracts from a Diary, by Old Fogey (A.), 31, 89,

178, 308.
Eyesight, Jewish boys' and girls', 543.
Fawcett, G. E., “Lack in Elementary Education"

(A.), 828.
Feeding in Schools (A.), 593.
Fellowships, 650, 262.
Finland, adult education, 595.
Fisher, Rt. Hon. H. A. I.., educational policy, 217;

on education, 123; Warden of New College,

Oxford, 150, 160.
Food and tuck-shops, 260, 696.
Food-preservation, 236; value, 592.
Foreign and Dominion Notes, 31, 91, 170, 246, 340,

392, 468, 548, 604, 681, 763,884.
Fowkes, A. F. R., National Schools of Art. I. Their

Growth and Relationship to Other Schools (A.),
168; II. Their Industrial Influence, with some

Suggestions for Development (A.), 223,
Fowler, Sir J. K., plan of Imperial University of

London, 453.
Fox, E. M., The Headmistresses' Conference (A.1, 524.
Fox, G. L.., School and University in the United

States (A.), 541.
France--Alsace Lorraine schools, 468 ; Anatole

France, 31; art of education ("Le crime de
Sylvestre Bonnard), 91; boarding school, 749;
école unique, 604; education unified, 346; girls'
Secondary education, 604;

interchange of
secondary school teachers, 339;

national
scholarships, 316; the modern humanities, 601.
France, school visits to, by S. W. Wills, B.A. (A.), 862.
Free places, 85.
French at the General School Examination, by G. F.

Bridge ( 4.1, 38; (Marc Ceppi) (C.], 105; M. G.

Devonshire (C.}. 230.
French Masters, National Society of, 201.
Froebel Society, 302.
“ Fundamentalists " in United States, 537.

Gambling, 89, 483.
Genius and alility, 600.
Gentile, educational philosophy of, 13.
“Geography, Curr's Commercial" (A. & C. Black,

Ltd., The Reviewer) C., 554.
Geography teaching, suggested memorandum, 201.
Geology, human aspects of, 675.
Geophysics, 404.
Geosophy in British Africa, Educational, by Rev.

J. F. Heves, M.A., F.R.G.S. (A.), 619.
Germany, 808; Bavarian Concordat, 468 ; booklets

on Volkschule, 549; teachers' liours, 468.
Gibbons, Tercentenary of Orlando, 404.
Gifts--Bedford College for Women, London, 526 ;

Dublin University, 240; Hull, for University
College, 146; library for Dublin University
College, 289; National Union of Societies for

Equal Citizenship, 92.
Girls, faults of education, 291 ; hygiene, 526.
GLASGOW UNIVERSITY, benefactions, 370.
Gott, Sir B., M.A., State Scholarships (A.), 653.
Grants, basis of school, 742; Territorial Cadet, 679;

university, 219, 360.
Graphs, The Teaching of ! A.), 741.
Greek in Welsh secondary school and university, 539.
Green, Prof. J. R., library presentation, 289.

749; Three Ages of Drama, 695.
Lectures, Free Public, 44, 131, 202, 268, 316, 416,

708, 776, 866.
I.EEDS UNIVERSITY, appeal for money, 743; cele-

brations, 150; jubilee, 796 ; meeting, 724.
Left-handedness, 14.
Legal cases-- Price Rhondda Urban District

Council, 597; Short 1. Borough of Poole, 597.
L.ibrarian, The, 695.
Libraries, public, 596, Bristol, 813; school science,

362.
Library, a Scottish school, 132.
Library Centres, County Circulating (Yorkshire), 695.
Library classes, L.C.C. evening, 743.
Library Conference, County, 238.
Library service, Board of Education's report, 538.
Iloyd, D. J., M.A., School Examinations and the

Universities. VIII. The Central Welsh Board

(A.), 557.
Local authorities and educational areas, 744.
London--adult education, 743; an Imperial l'niver-

sity, 453 ; Associated Board of the Royal
Academy of Music and the Royal College of
Music, 201, 796 ; Battersea Polytechnic, 726, 858 ;
Birkbeck College, 148; Central Employment
Bureau for Women, vocational tests, 291; City
of London College, 236; East London College
School of Dramatic Study and Research, 796 ;
Education Committee and free secondary educa-
tion, 152; educational autonomy, 453; elemen-
tary school statistics, 678; evening institutes,
363; Finsbury Polytechnic, 221; health of
school children, 543; Imperial College, State
scholarships, 653 ; Leplay House, 260; National
Institute of Industrial Psychology, 456, 698 ;
People's League of Health, 660; predominant
in trade, not intellect, 452; Royal College of
Art, State scholarships, 653 ; Royal Institute,
814 ; secondary school statistics, 678; Wembley,

children at, 31, scientific exhibition, 400.
London County Council, report of Education Officer

(1924), 742.
London, Foundation of the University of, by T. L.

Humberstone, B.Sc. (A.), 156.
LONDON UNIVERSITY---Bloomsbury site, 453 ; con-

stitution of, 539, 543 ; convocation and depart.
mental committee, 218; degrees for professors,
743; examinations for diploma in dramatic art,

external degrees, 218; grants, 350 ;
King's College, 12, 146 ; lack of autonomy, 292;
membership of Convocation, 576; not unified,

McMillan, M., C.B.E., The Passing of Rudolf Steiner

[0.), 392
Mair, D. B., The Preservation of the English lan-

guage (A.), 374.
Malim, F. B., M.A., The Training of Teachers 'A.),

680.
Manners and Conduct, U.S. pamphlet, 594.
Maples, Dr. E. W., 94.
Map-making, 675.
Marvin, F. S., M.A., Humanism in Science Teaching

!A.), 488.
Mathematics, as training in speech, 150; examina-

tions, 307; graphs in teaching, 741.
Mathematies on the Direct Method, by G. C. Bar-

nard, M.Sc. (A., 699.
Matriculation-Bristol University, 480; Joint Board

of Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Sheffield, and
Birmingham, 305 ; London University, 83;
school certificates, 27 ; Welsh University, 559 ;
(1. Catnach, J. P. Yorke) (C.), 138; (W. J.

Murray) C.), 228.
Matriculation, by J. W. Murray, M.A. (A., 16.
Meals, school, 593,
Mechanics' institutes, 32.
Medical profession for women, 90.
Medical research, 85.
Menorials-1,ord Moulton, 130 ; Miss E. Scott,

132.
Memorial Fund, The Rev. Stewart Headlam (P. A.

Harris and others) (C.], 554.
Metric system, 68; in United States, 236.
Middlesex County Council, Hampstead Garden

Suburb Institute, 679.
Mines, School of, Treforest, 539.
Mining, theory and practice, 68.
Minor Notices and Books of the Month, 58. 101, 172,

249, 337, 434, 516, 563, 623, 720, 789,852.
Modern languages, 83, 306.
Moral Training in Boarding Schools and Day Schools

(J. A. Nairn, Eastwell) (C.], 750, (W. F. Bushell)

(C.), 816.
Moral training in schools, 699.
Muldoon, E. M., B.A., A School in the Sunlight 'A.',

130.
Murray, Mr. J. W., on technical education and

matriculation, 675 ; Matriculation (A.), 16.
Music, in matriculation examinations, 306; Inter.

national Society for Contemporary, 768; Sum-

mer Festival, é19.
Music in Day Schools ; A Psychological Aspect of

the Teaching of, by W. Walton A.), 29.
Music in schools, Hastings, 132, 169; Manchester

Education Committee's scheme, 148.
Music Society, British, 129.
National Home Reading Union, 14,813.
National Union of Students, 543.
National Union of Teachers, annual conference, 286.
Natural History, The New, 796.
Naval history, sources of, 218.
Navy, as a career, 541.
Needlecraft, E.N.A. School, 170.
Neu Ideals (narterly, 774.
New Zealand-English and debased currency, 548;

junior high schools, 91; open-air schools, 392 ,

report of education (1923), 91: Samoa, 814.
Niley, R., English Plays for English Schools A.), 40.
Norway, laws against Jesuits, 392.
Norwood, Dr. C., School Examinations and the

Universities. I. Introduction (1.?, 27.
Obituary - Benson, Mr. A. C., C.V.O., LL.D., 464 ;

Cooper, Mr. W.R., 300 ; Cortie, Rev. A. L., 384 ;
Francis, Mr. A. L., 754; Jones, Mr. F., Rev.
D., Lawrence, Miss M., 822; MacMunn, Mr. N.,
B.A., 756 ; Marden, Dr. J., 24; Milner, Lord,
331;

Morton, Mr. P. H., 372 ; Shekleton,
Miss E. A. A., M.A., 210; Steiner, Dr. R., 200:

Yoxall, Lady, 519; Yoxall, Sir J., 153.
Occasional Notes, 10, 82, 146, 218, 296, 360, 452,

538, 594, 674, 742, 810.
Officers' Training Corps, 12, 362.
Old Fogey, Extracts from a Diary (1.1, 31, 89, 178,

303.
Onlooker. (See Personal Paragraphs.)
Orange Free State, 763.
“ Organizers

under Bill 116, 454.
Overseas life, educational training for, 675, 698.
OXFORD UNIVERSITY--Browning Society, 92; Lord

Cave, Chancellor, 512; New College, warden-

ship, 150; teachers' training department, 604.
Oxford University and National Examinations (L. P.)

(J. Backhouse, (C.), 158.
Pamphlets--- American policy, 744; Board of Educa-

tion's "The Team System,' 88; co-ordinated
history, 745 ; good manners and conduct, 59.5;
guide to continued education in London, 742 ;

Health Hints for Hornsey Children," 150
scientific research and industry, 798 ; Voca-

tional guidance, 694.
Parents' National Educational Union, 128.
Paris, university hostels, 543.
“ Pass-Mark! 3316 " (D. K. Parr) (C.), 610; (The

Editors) (C.), 688.
Paterson, A. C., M.A., School Examinations and the

Universities. X. Examinations in Scotland 1. ,
691.

H.M.S. Thunderer, cadets, 541.
Headmistresses' Conference, The, by E. M. Fox (A.),

524.
Health, school children's, 150 ; rural children's, 288.
Health education, contrast with United States, 88.
Heyes, Rev. J. F., M.A., F.R.G.S., Educational

Geosophy in British Africa (A.), 619.
History, 745, 676.
Holiday courses, 300, 386, 132.
Holidays, date of school, 597.
Holidays and Functions, university and school, 204.
Holivard, E. J., M.A., Historical Method in School

Science Courses (A.), 490.
Home and school as joint influences, 674.
Homecrofting plan, 452.
Honours List-and teaching profession, 458; King's

birthday, 170; New Year, 94.
Hostels, university, 454.
Hudson Memorial, 464.
Huinberstone, T. L., B.Sc., Foundation of the Uni-

versity of London A.), 156.
Huxley, T. H., on cultural value of science, 483 ;

prophet of science, 482 ; work for education, 360.
Hygiene of Food and Drink, The (F. Fletcher and

others) (C.), 554.
India ---CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY, 743; compulsory

physical training, 679; conscience clause in
educational codes, 348 ; correction in Educa.
tional Alvancement Abroad, 112; “intellectual
proletariat," 316 ; Mahatma Gandhi and educa.
tion, 763; Success, 92; Tagore's address to

children, 801 ; universities conference, 31.
India of To-dav, film, 700.
“ Indian Constitutional Reforins," 602.
Industry, relation to education, 145.
Iospection, problem of, 712.

695 ;

" Jack

86;

Percy, Lord E., defence of educational policy, 149,

178; expert and lay opinions on education, 218;
on economy in education, 742; on Seafarers'
Education Service, 595 ; on teachers' salaries,

372 ; on the State and higher education, 463.
Personal Paragraphs, by Onlooker," 24, 94, 160,

210, 296, 381, 470, 548, 692, 754, 822.
Phillips, J. E., Modern Views on Formal Training

(.1.), 10.
Philosophical Studies, British Institute of, 492.
Physical training at universities, 372; West Riding,

secondary schools, 700.
Physics, progress in, 468.
Physiology, Wembley exhibits, 404.
Pianola and musical appreciation, 494.
Pictures, 695 ; school, 542.
Plays for English Schools, English, by R. Wiley (A.),

40.
Plays for Schools (J. Hampden) (C.], 472.
Poetry Books for Schools, by A. W. Bain, M.A. [A.),

620.
Poetry, nonsense, 542.
Poetry in the Secondary School (M. I. M. Gullan)

!C.), 681.
Politics in Schools, 11;. (N. W. Hammond), 106 ;

(J. V. Saunders) (C.), 108.
Portrait photography course for girls, 547.
Practice Makes Perfect (Experentia) (C.), 752.
Prideaux, P. H., B.A., Essays (A.), 815.
Prince of Wales and British Association, 240.
Prize Awards-Translation : “Erntelied ” (R.
Dehmel), 574 ; extract from

(A.
Daudet), 704 ; extract from “L'Art d'Ecrire"
(A. Albalat), 312 ; extract from "Soll und
Haben" (G. Freytag), 636; extract from Swin-
burne's paraphrase of “Super Flumen Baby-
lonis,"180: La Hermana San Sulpicio"(A. P.
Valdes), 112; März (Goethe), 264 ; poem
(Victor Hugo), 42; Quatrains (P. Forget), 772;
“Sayesse" (P. Verlaine), 408 ; Trionfo di

Bacco e Arianna " (1. de' Medici 496, 836.
Prize Competitions, 42, 112, 180, 264, 312, 408, 496,

574, 636, 704, 772, 836.
Publishers' Catalogues, 70, 92, 262, 549, 695, 788.
Radiation and wave motion, 400.
Radio transmission, beam system, 549.
Raymont, T., The Training of Teachers (A.), 376.
Reading University College, 453, 482.
Registration of Teachers, The A.], 451.
Religious teaching, “The Search," 14; public school,

814.
Research, cancer, 542; Committee of Civil, 542;

science and industry, 653.
Reviews, 56, 100, 171, 247, 335, 433, 515, 561, 621,

719, 787, 851.
Royal Air Force, hoy clerks, 547; vacancies, 201.
Royal Drawing Society, work of, 743.
Royal Society of Arts, prize co'r petitions, 711, 393.
Rural Schouls in the United States (A.), 238.
Russia, child protection, 31 ; education, 246.
S.P.E., Robert Bridges on its work, 596.
Sadler, Sir M., on university influence, 292.
ST. ANDREW'S UNIVERSITY, 290.
Salaries, teachers', 10, 31, 32; and Socialism, 746;

art schools, 223; Burnham award, 308 ; Burn-
ham Scales, 125; Irish Free State, 679; secon-
dary schools, 222; uniform scale (H. Leather)

C.), 820.
Saunders, V. T., The Training of Teachers (A.), 20.
Scholarship awards (lists), 654; inter-collegiate, 854;

system, 552.
Scholarships--Annie Eddlison Memorial, 236; Brad-

ford Girls' Grammar School, 546 ; Cambridge
Colleges, 550; Carl Meyer, King's College for
Women, 549; Empire Exhibition, 362; Fara.
day, 169; naval cadets', 541; Polytechnic
Speech Training and Dramatic Art, 393;
Robert Blair, 522; rural workers', 152; State,
121; University College, London, 70 ; Univer.
sity of London School of Architecture, 262, of

Librarianship, 262; Welslı, 560, 810.
Scholarships, State, hy sir B. Gott, M.A. (A.), 653.
Scholarships, The Award of University, by H. G.

Abel, M. A. (A.), 652; poor students' [A.), 809.
Scholarships in England and Wales, University, by

W. H Dawson (A.), 651.
Scholarships in Wales, State, by E. T. Davis, M.A.

A.], 653.
School and University in the United States, by G. L.

School in the Sunlight, A, by E. M. Muldoon, B.A.

(A.), 130.
School garden, sketch of work, 700.
School Medical Services, 538.
School reports, 292.
School text-books, ownership by children, 547.
School training, W. H. D. Rouse on hest, 552.
School Visits to Parish Churches, by P. G. Bales (A.),

258.
Schools, Catholic, 89; central, 286; church, 32 ;

denominational, 543 ; dual system, 32 ; fee-
free, 124 ; insufficient staffs, 125; relation to
industry and reorganization, 84 ; under-insured,

153.
Science, Huxley's work for, 360; lessons on history

of, 489; practical services of, 490; realism of,
484 ; reform in teaching, 486 ; teaching, 221,

552; Wembley Exhibition, 302.
Science, History, and Education (R. J.) (C.), 228.
“Science and Labour,”9; (R. P. Scott) (C.), 106.
Science at Wembley, Physical and Biological (A.),

400.
Science Courses, Historical Method in School, hy

E. J. Holmvard, M.A. (A.), 490.
Science of the Schools, The Future, by Prof. H. F.

Armstrong, F.R.S. (A.], 482; (C. I.. Bryant,
J. A. Nairn, W. H. D. Rouse, H. A. Wootton)
(c., 550 ; (W. H. F., H. F. Armstrong) (C.).

606 ; (W. M. Heller) (C.), 686.
Science side, in school, 488.
Science Teachers, Consultative Council of University

and School, 262.
Science teaching, boys' secondary schools, 362.
Science Teaching, Humanism in, by F. S. Marvin,

M.A. (A.], 488.
Science Teaching in a Rural Secondary School, by

H. W. Cousins (A.), 764.
Scotland-- Advanced Division teachers, 220; arts

curriculum in universities, 290; brochure on
education, 14; denominational schools, 220,
370; Education Authoritie election, 220 ;
Educational Institute, 745, 813 ; free secondary
education, 15; men teachers in primary schools,

new continuation code, 676 ; secondary
schools curricula, 693 ; honorary degrees, 458,
813; teachers' salary scales, 745 ; universities
and leaving certificate, 693; university entrance,

86, 510, 694.
Seafarers' Education Service, 595.
Secondary education, 32 ; debate in House of Com-

mons, 286 ; free, 124.
Secondary schools, cadet corps, 679; development,

538 ; recognized by Board of Education, 526 ;

Times on, 597 ; types needed, 125.
Secondary Schools Examinations Council, 307.
Secretaries, in secondary schools, 526.
Sex equality of opportunity, 89.
Singing, mode of descant, 70.
Sleepy sickness, 543.
Smith, A., B.Sc., School Examinations and the

Universities. VII. Bristol (A.), 479.
Smith, E. S., M.A., School Examinations and the

Universities. III. Cambridge University and

National Examinations (A.), 165.
Southampton University College, 454.
Spain, Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 236 ; children's

court, 604 ; congress on protection of children,
170; elementary education, 763; influence on
physique of social position, food, and wages,

170; Revista de Pe lagogia, 763.
Specialization, danger, 678; school boys', 245.
Spelling, 346.
Spelling Reform, Towards, by G. F. Bridge (A.), 154 ;

(Tho-though), (J. H. Fowler) (C.), 232; (H.
Drummond), (G. G. Chisholm) (C.), 234; (H.
Drummond), (R. Jackson), (H. Ketteringham),
(G. F. Bridge) (C.), 310; “On, Stanley, On,"

J. H. Fowler (C.), 394.
Steiner, The Passing of Rudolf, hy M. McMillan,

C.B.E (0.1, 392.
Steppat, M., The Histrionic Nature of Teaching (A.),

294.
Students' International Union, Geneva, 201.
Subjects, The Disciplinary Value of, 697.
Summer Courses, 393; Dalcruze Eurythmics, 526.

Physical Training, 439; post graduate mathe-

matics, 302; Regional Survey, Slesvig, 549.
Summer Schools, Barry, 312; continental, 248, 836 ;

Great Britain, 300; League of Nations,
312; Maternity and Child Welfare, 346, 439;

Spanish, 710; Teachers', Folkestone, 521.
Superannuation (A.), 285.
Switzerland, Pestalozzi, 246.
Teachers--improved calibre, 538; insecurity of

tenure, 221; interchange, 796 ; judging apti-
tudes and character, 602; married women, 597;
pensions, 372; production of good, 89; service,
538 ; supplementary, 287; supply 83, train-
ing, 363, 526, 696, 742, (Canada), 762; in
nursery schools, 456 (see p. 752); training and

supply, 219: universities and their training, 85.
Teachers, The Training of, by F. B. Malim, M.A.

(A.), 680.
Teachers' Registration Council, 125.
Teaching, Freedom in (A.), 5.37.
Teaching, The Histrionic Nature of, by M. Steppat

(A.), 294 ; History (A. Devine, etc.) (C.), 816.
Teaching Chemistry to Beginners along Historical

Lines (R. Stern) (C.), 472.
Technical education, conditions of success, 699.
Telephony system, automatic, 549.

Territorial Army and military organization, 150.
“ This Freedom" (Rusticus Miniinus; Bureaucrat

Minor) (C.), 34 ; (J. G. Anderson) (C.), 105.
Thomas, E. R., M.A., M.Sc., School Examinations

Fox (A.], 541.
School huildings, payment for, 677.
School Examinaticns and the Universities. I. Intro.

duction, by Dr. C. Norwood (A.], 27; II. Oxford
University and National Examinations, by
G. E. S. Coxhead, M.A. (A.), 97; III. Cam-
bridge University and National Examinations,
by E. S. Smith, M.A. (A.), 165; IV. The
University of London, hy F. W.M. Draper, M.A.
(A.), 213; V. The Northern Universities, by
C. W. Bailey, M.A. (A.), 305; VI. Durham
University, by E. R. Thomas, M.A., M.Sc. (A.],
389; VII. Bristol, by A. Smith, B.Sc. (A.),
479; VIII. The Central Welsh Board, hy D. j.
Lloyd, M.A. (A.), 557 ; IX. The Irish Free
State, by J. Thompson, M.A. (A.), 617;
X. Examinations in Scotland, hy A. C. Paterson,
M.A.(A., 691 ; XI. Northern Ireland, hy w.s.
Armour, M.A., B.Litt. (A.), 759; XII. British
Empire Beyond Seas and U.S.A., by W. H. Daw.
son (A.), 825.

and the Universities. VI. Durham University

(A.), 389.
Thompson, J., M.A., School Examinations and the

Universities. IX. Jrish Free State (A.], 617.
Topics and Events, 68, 132, 201, 236, 300, 404, 492,

547, 700, 796 834.
Tours, educational, 346, 834.
Tracts, S.P.L. XIX (term “ Middle Age "), 463.
Training, Modern Views on Formal, by J. E. Phillips

(A.), 40.
Training of Teachers, The, by T. Raymont (A.), 376.
Training of Teachers, The, by V. T. Saunders (A.), 20.
Transvaal, 346; University College, 384.
Tuck shop, school, 118, 696 ; (C. E. Hecht) (C.), 312.
Unemployment and education, 452.
United States, California State University, 545 ;

Commonwealth Fund, 148; Darwinism, 360 ;
education and cost of maintenance, 545; educa-
tional supervision, 150; Emerson, educational
pioneer, 91; effect of prohibition on students,
084 ; Guggenheim, provision of fellowships, 468 ;
health and vigour of children, 88; Journal of
Chemical Education, 548; maintenance scholar-
ships, 515; metric system, 236 ; Page School of
Investigation, 468 ; pupils bebind English ones,
544; self-help of university students, 545 ;
State universities and colleges, 544; Tennessee
case and loss of freedom in teaching, 537 ; " The
Problem Child in School,” 554 ; university
fellowships for British, 148; Yale University,

545, 866.
Universities.-advanced study and research, 542 ;

and business, 746 ; Canadian, 464 ; grants for,
218; growth of English, 15; increase, 453 ;
influence on Welsh schools, 559; lack of influ-
ence, 292; State scholarships, 653; students
from grant-earning schools, 538; Wessex, 45+ ;

world institutions, 594.
University and school holidays and functions, 318,

768, 810.
University control, poor student and the (A.), 743,

809 ; local centres, 747.
University of London and the Site Question (E. G.

Little) (The Editors) (C.), 311, 811.
University Women, International Federation of, 660.
Vacation schools and courses, Biblical study, 702,

747 ; Folk Song and Dance, 798; music

teachers', 526 ; Old Testament Study, 562.
Varia, 70, 92, 260, 346, 393, 549, 695, 768.
Vaughan, Dr. W. W., M.V.O., M.A., 94 ; presidential

address to elucationists of British Association,
674 ; The Warp and the Woof in Education

(A.), 598, 696.
Visiting Teachers and their Work (F. C. Shrubsall)

[C.), 554.
Vocational Guidance, 456, 698.
Vocational Guidance in a County Area, by E. S.

Davies, M.A. (A.), 694, 698.
Vocational tests, 290, 456.
Wales-bilingual problem, 219; departmental com-

mittee on Welsh, 288; directory of schools, 346 ;
elementary school, dual control, 540 ; financial
position of

University, 289; inspectorate
re-organized, 12, 147, 364 ; intermediate educı -
tion statistics (1924), 404; mining education,
364 ; National Council of Education, 147, 744;
needlework teachers, 147; position of Greek,
364 ; scheme for adult and mining education,
219; school buildings and assessment in, 289;
School of Medicine, 147; science courses at
University College of South Wales, 547 ; science
teaching in Welsh county schools, 147; secon-
dary education, 539; secondary schools, 456,
560; State scholarships, 13; teachers' training
and supply, 219; University control, 559
University of, 539; Welsh National Museum and
Library report, 596, 744.
Central Welsh Board--and Inspectorate, 364,454,

673 ; chairmanship, 744 ; conference, 80,
147 ; examining hody, 557 ; higher certifi-
cate, 653; resolution on over-pressure, 13 ;

State scholarships, 653.
Walton. W., A Psychological Aspect of the Teaching

of Music in Day Schools (A.), 29.
Wells, S. W., B.A., School visits to France (A.), 862.
Welsh language, place in schools, 561.
Women's Opportunities for Service, by Prof. W'.

Cu!lis (A.), 90.
Yorkshire (West Riding) 700.
Yoxall, Sir James, 1857-1925 (O.), 153.

REVIEWS AND MINOR NOTICES
AND BOOKS OF THE MONTH

ART
Architecture of Humanism, The (G. Scott), 58.
Architecture on the Comparative Method, A History

of (Sir B. Fletcher), 56.
Architecture Throughout the Ages, The Story of

(P. L. Waterhouse), 58.
Art, Outlines of Philosophy of (R. G. Collingwood).

516.
Art, The Appreciation of (Prof. E. Neuhaus), 17:).
Art, Tolstoy on (4. Maude), 561.

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